Alameda Board Fights County Collection of Juvenile Attorney Fees
Alameda County Board of Supervisors votes 4 to 0 against Assemblyman Tom Hom’s bill to make the county a collection agent for attorney fees in juvenile cases. The measure would require courts to appoint counsel for accused juveniles regardless of parental ability to pay, risking reimbursement duties on guardians. Officials argue the amendment undercuts last year’s policy that parents fund appointed counsel, while critics warn of broader liberalization and fiscal strain on the public defender system.
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Alameda
Torney
Bert
Strathman
Alameda County
Earl Strathman
Donnybrook
Joseph Borl
Fremont Rumble Prompts Police Removal Of Teens
In Fremont a crowd drawn from nearby Irvington High School was urged to disperse after three officers using a police car bullhorn declared the gathering an illegal assembly. The park cleared in about 15 minutes as officers said the dispute's nature remained unknown.
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Irvington High School
Surge in filings for Fremont Newark school boards
A burst of candidate filings yesterday saw two incumbents and a challenger seek the Fremont Newark Junior College District board while two challengers enter the Fremont and Newark school boards. Incumbents Lyle Edmison and Charles Snow vie for college seats. Walter Thompson also files. Fremont trustee seeker G Philip Curti and Newark bidder Eugene F. Kralicek file for their districts. Deadline to file is Thursday at 5 p.m.
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Fremont-Newark Junior College District Board
Fremont and
Newark
Lyle Edmison
Sabin Ave
Fremont
Charles Snow
Lombard Ave
Walter Thompson
Birkdale Drive
College Board
Fremont Unified School District Board
Philip Curti
Bedford SL
Newark Unified School District
Eugene F. Kralicek
Sussex Place
Obituary Notice for Marion E Leath and Related Family
Marion E Leath of Newark died on February 16. Survived by Eva Howerlick Beth Jackson Bonnie Eno and Dericha ceonshaw of Newark as well as Hazel Franco of Fremont Christina Stedman and Joseph Routs from Oklahoma City. Also listed are Alice rnisirena Thermal Calif Lewis Jorg Arkansas and other grandchildren. Member of Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. Funeral services Friday at Freon Chapel of The Resen Mortuary 174 Peralta Blvd. Fortun… call 782-1900 for arrangements. Francis G Rese Director Interred at Gosma Gate National Cemetery.
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Church of Jeavs Christ of Latterday Saects
Freacnt
Canpory
Weorkers
Maynard
al Halive
Glitter Kansas
Weedingoay
Resen Mortuary
Peralta Blvd
Yemp'away
Frenizal
Francis G. Rese
Gosma Gate Natio Cemetery
Bruno
Festus
Tre Arcus Published by the Daily Revl David R. Perry
A public notice from Superior Court of California Alameda County page announces Tre Arcus as a newspaper of general circulation under Order No 314894. It lists submission address at 32 Center Square Fremont California 44316 and rates subscription to 10 cents per copy 1.50 per month 18.00 per year.
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Tre Arcus
David R. Perry
Tw. Ae
Superior Court of the
State of California
Te Bene
Alameda
Fremont
California
Congress
Center Square
Suscription
Cal
Forecasts for Bay Area and Valleys Wednesday Weather
Forecasts show partly cloudy conditions in the San Francisco Bay Area on Wednesday with clearing Wednesday night and cooler temperatures. Winds northwest 16 to 20 mph, some rain near aera Wednesday and Wednesday night. Sacramento Valley expects decreasing cloudiness with morning fog then fair through Thursday. San Joaquin Valley has a chance of showers Wednesday. temperatures range from upper 30s to low 40s Wednesday night and highs in the low 50s.
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San Francisco Bay Area
Aera
Sacramento Valley
San Joaquin Valley
Nine Suspected Drug Sellers Nabbed By Cop Acting As Student
A Bremanl police undercover operation led to the arrest of nine youths suspected of selling marijuana and dangerous drugs at James Logan High. An officer posed as a student to infiltrate groups and identify sellers. Multiple teens from Union City and nearby areas were named, with some charged with additional drug offenses. Parents of users were notified.
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Huck
Janes Logan
Hir
Tne
Muck
James Logan
Andrew Kneas Staab
James Cantrell
Union City
Adfa- Ie Hivera
Baty Erfeent
Pate
Johm Percera
Ste
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Mike Andee Mur
Sunnyvile
Haymond Parra
Hugh
Sand
Fremonts Green Pastures Haven For Retired Horses
Fremont houses ten San Francisco police horses in retirement at a secret ranch near Concord. The two newest residents Lawrence and Cy join older veterans Kip, a 30 year old donkey, and others as they begin a six week training program before life on the farm. Juvenile cases tied to recent marijuana sales are noted as officials describe local sentiment and SPCA involvement.
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Fremont
San Francisco
yHuck
Hal Denlinudan Ie
Department
SPCA
Lawrence
Rangifarm
Ing
Kip
Golden” Gate Park
Gulden Gate Park
Petris proposes Bay perma nt preservation plan in Bay Area
Senator Nicholas C. Petris introduced legislation in Sacramento to enact a master plan for permanent filling and development control of San Francisco Bay. The bill would sustain the Hay Conservation and Development Commission indefinitely or until a regional agency replaces it and would create a shoreline band up to 1000 feet inland requiring permits for development.
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UPS
Nicholas C. Petris
San Francisco Bay
Petris
Oakland
Hay Conservation and Development Commission
BODC
Tha
Retirement home for city horses years back
The San Francisco SPCA quietly retired the city s work horses and sent them to the country to live out their days. Retirements began as early as 1897 with the SPCA stating animals of long faithful service should end life in comfort. A retirement home was established in 1910 after blocking a plan to sell the citys fire horses as motorized replacement arrived.
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San Francisco Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
SPCA
Murphy Urges OAS Probe of Peru Attacks
Gen George Murphy a California Republican urged President Nixon to ask the Organization of American States to investigate armed attacks on U S fishing vessels in Peru prompting a call for regional scrutiny and potential action by the OAS.
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OAS
Peru
Washington
UPI
George Murphy
Fremont Recreation Budget Hearings Start Tonight
A Fremont recreation budget hearing series begins at 8 pm in the Niles Community Center to gather public input on goals and priorities for the next fiscal year. Recreation Director Stuart McCormick warns no new funds are anticipated, while a family in need seeks aid after a severe car crash that killed a parent and left two young daughters disabled. Donations can be made to the Porter family trust fund at the Bank of Fremont or by calling Aaron Werford.
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Ic Telephone and Telegraph Co
Lemmon
Harvey Lemmon
Kennedy High School
Alameda County
Ware Levis
Hols
New Havendistigh
Duds Tayle
CCN
Oblune College
Bremanl
Hause
Parkerd
Beinzie
Bluck
Fremont Recreation Commission
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Sedeo SL
Stuart McCormick
Glenn Anderson Mani
Frej
Aaron Werford
Fremont
Robert Porter
Ina Sonora
Howe Court
Sierra Hospital
Sonora
Walford
Porter
Robert
Ceres County
Bank of Fremont
Phone Warford
Fremont Chapel
Ple Roses
Newark Union Policy Set by City Council
Newark city council in a special session drafted an ordinance to define which employee groups may be represented in bargaining. It names the bargaining unit for city employees, excludes supervisors and police, and grants the council power to designate representatives. The ordinance would take effect 30 days after approval on February 27.
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Newark
Volter
Richard ‘Urn
Hike In Gas Tax To Fix Roads Urged
A proposal to raise the state gasoline tax by one cent per gallon to repair flood damaged roads was delayed in an Assembly committee. Governor Reagan's administration objected, saying adequate state resources exist to fix roads without tapping highway funds. The bill would run six months or until proclaimed ended, with estimated $8 to $10 million in revenue.
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Sacramento
UPT
Assembly
Ronald Reagan
Ken MacDonald
D - Ojai
State Department of Finance
Roy Beil
Department
Bell
Ta Path
MacDonald
Edwards appoints Gilbert Bailey as legislative aide
Congressman Don Edwards names Gilbert Bailey of San Jose as legislative assistant to begin in March. Bailey, 35, a San Jose Mercury reporter for four years, will help draft environment protection legislation for Santa Clara Valley and San Francisco Bay and act as liaison with press, radio and television. He has led local guilds in labor and journalism roles.
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San Jose
Ben
Don Edwards
Edwards
Bailey
Santa Clara Valley
San Francisco Bay
Lailey
The
San Jose Mercury
Loval 88
Afl-Cio
AmericanNewspaper Guild
Ohio
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