Weather Outlook for Pacific Coast to Plains
Rain today over the North Pacific Coast and parts of the Upper Lakes and Upper Mississippi Valley. Snow forecast for the Northern and Central Plains. Showers expected in portions of the Southern Plains and the Mid-Mississippi Valley.
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Fremont council battles train crossing blockage dispute
Fremont residents press city to act after trains block two crossings for minutes risking emergency access. Council proposes stronger enforcement and possible legal action, with residents ready to sign complaints. district attorney's office investigation awaits.
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al Redd
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UN chief warns of new catastrophe in Middle East
Secretary General Thant said only very strong measures can avert a new catastrophe in the Middle East and considered resuming UN mediation between Israel and Arab states without waiting for Big Four guidelines. He spoke as Jarring’s mission, paused for a year, loomed and U.S. Soviet Britain and France prepared resumed talks on cease fire and arms limits.
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Reagan challenges mandatory busing as states fight
President Reagan argues against forced busing, saying voluntary plans are acceptable. He notes bilingual programs and 600 plus specialists in Mexican American areas, claims mandatory busing would cost Los Angeles 42 million dollars in the first year and hinder neighborhood schools, while promising to oppose such court rulings through legal means.
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Fremont councilmen file disclosures of assets
Three Fremont councilmen filed asset statements with the county clerk. Jack Pimentel itemized real property totaling 245000 with investments in Santa Cruz Fremont Hayward and San Leandro plus Pioneer Properties valued at 20000. Arnold Bellini listed real property investments totaling 251000. Urban E Wilds listed no assets.
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Jack Pimentel
Santa Cruz
Hayward
San Leandro
Pioneer Properties
Arnold Bellini
Urban E. Wilds
Voter Registration Opens Tomorrow for April 14 Elections
The notice states Fremont and Newark voters may register on the morrow for the April 14 municipal elections. Fremont hours include City Hall and Police Station 8 a.m. to noon and 1 to 5 p.m. plus any fire station 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. Newark offers City Hall 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. and five stations from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Local officials urge participation.
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Sniper attack added to bomb incidents in Bay Area
Police gunfire drove a sniper from the city Hall of Justice hours after a time bomb exploded near a police station injuring a officer. Mayor Alioto called the events anarchy. Reagan linked the bombing to Viet Cong like 'errorists.' Unexploded bombs found in Oakland and a mobile sniper scene near San Francisco HQ escalated the violence.
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Fremont council hopeful Willet outlines city views
Ruth Willett age 92 of 939 Rock Ave spoke at a Fremont candidates night hosted by the Federation of Fremont Residents. She advocated quarry industry control but not to drive firms out of business and supported Northgate subdivision low-cost townhouse plans with mixed housing. She urged integration across Fremont and cautioned against concentrating low-cost units, citing housing and the teen situation as top civic issues.
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Ruth Wilett
Federation of Fremont
Argus
Willett
Rock Ave
FOCUS
Fremont Organization For Civic Unity Services
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Ett
Wille
Northgate
Opinions Split on Zone Ordinance Change Plan
The debate centers on rear and side yard rules to cut fire hazards versus attracting new industry with small site sizes. Steffenson argues small firms are as viable as large, while Stoltz claims small sites lure investment. Radding remains unconvinced, warning small parcels may stall Newark’s progress and suggesting alternatives.
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Nelson Tardy
Washington Township Industries
Fred Stoltz
Radding
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Obituaries for Caro C. Rose and Carl F. Berggren in Fremont
Funeral services are set for Caro C. Rose 68 of Fremont with a 9:20 a.m. Mass at Chapel of the Palms and a 9 a.m. requiem at Church of the Holy Spirit followed by burial at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. rosary tonight at the mortuary. Rose native to Niles District, wife of Manuel P. Rose, mother of Dolores Rose, sister of Rose Avila and Frank Fields. Also funeral services for Carl F. Berggren 74 of Fremont at Berge Pappas Mortuary with interment at Cedar Lawn Memorial Park. Swedish-born husband of Eisse Berggren, father of Elsie Halla, Lil Hasselbee, and June Del Rossa. grandfather and great-grandfather of six and one respectively.
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Fremont Blvd
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Niles District
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Dolores Rose
Rose Avila
Frank Fields
Carl F. Berggren
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Freemont
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First Methodist Church of
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Eisse Berggren
Elsie Halla
Lil- Hasselbee
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Innocent plea entered in deaths in Newark shooting case
Herman M. Anderson, 34, pleaded innocent yesterday in superior court to two murder charges. He is accused of fatally shooting his wife Donna and her former husband Fred Saxo in Newark on New Year's Day. Judge Lionel J. Wilson scheduled a March 3 date to set the trial.
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Herman M. Anderson
Murer
Anderson
Donna
Fred Saxo
Fremont fire protection grading to be finished in weeks
Fremont officials begin a citywide fire protection grading on Monday, with completion expected in three weeks. The assessment by five engineers and two supervisors will measure fire response times, water supply, pumping stations, hydrant pressure, facility adequacy, and adherence to building codes, affecting future insurance premiums.
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