OEO Threatens Area Legal Aid Suspension
Anti poverty officials in the Office of Economic Opportunity threaten to suspend the Newark and Union City Legal Aid Center if the focal poverty board insists on keeping the center independent. Attorney John Trump, chair of the center’s board, accuses Washington of pursuing its own interests and questions the program’s independence amid proposed merger pressures. Washington officials demand local KOA supervision for continued operations.
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Office of Economics Opportunity
QEO
Newark
Union City
Focal Poverty Board
Legal Service
Washington Township
Mmont-Newark-Union City Economic Opportunity Agency
John Trump
Iman
Washngton
National Poverty Office
Legit Ard
Washington
Alpram
Trump
INA
Terry Hatter
Legal Services
Sen Trageleg
KOA
Rick
I Ontvetros
Centwe
Executive Committee
Hatter
EOA
D.C
San Francisco
County Approves Bond Plan Amid Legal Center Debate
Local officials discussed a bond plan with support from Charles Chavez and the executive committee. Trustees consider a June or August election while opponents vow to fight, citing need for services and ongoing pressure to secure funding.
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Theseparate Legal Center
Rame
Charles Chavez
Newark Official Secures Valley Park District Post
Owen, former East Bay Regional Park District foreman, was notified yesterday of his selection as manager of the Livermore area district. He aims to advance park development at district level, with Del Valle Dam area eyed for a major project under the state coordinated plan. Trustees plan a June election after a geology study of the Huddleson Ranch site, essential before site approval for an 487 acre project. Trustees meet at 7 30 p m in Fremont to decide on bond issues and district plans.
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Biery
Livermore
Owen
Public Works
Paul Tong
James ‘Duke
Huddleson Ranch
Mission San Jose
Acrag
State Department of Education
Stephen Epler
Newark City
East Bay Regional Park
Epler
del Valle Dam
Jess
Washington Blvd
Fremont
New Crisis Faces ABAG Over Liabilities and Budget
ABAG faces liability questions as banks and auditors may bear losses from regional projects while cities and counties could owe up to five thousand dollars each under a state formula. Maltester notes regional government must not overshadow regional problems. next budget action postponed to May special meeting.
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Tahoe
San Leandro
Don Maxon
Butte County Board of Supervn
ABAU
Mallester
Historic Site Airing At City Recreation Meeting
The Fremont Recreation Commission plans a Tuesday night meeting at the Niles Community Center to discuss items carried over from a canceled session. The agenda covers projects for the city master plan, including historical sites and a Youth Center on Wells Avenue, plus a request for funds for a new Joe DiMaggio/Livermore Baseball League.
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Fremont Recreation Commission
Newark
Wells Avenue
Mowry Avenue
Joe DiMaggio
Livermore
Owen
San Lorenzo Man Killed In Smashup
A rain slick Nimitz Freeway collision near Baker’s southbound car killed Donald C. French 44 of San Lorenzo. Bobby Joe Baker 38 of Fremont treated for injuries. third driver William H. Grandstaff 37 of Fremont reported hitting debris. Grandstaff aided the wounded before ambulances arrived. Death notice follows for Constance Urban of Fremont aged 47 with services set in San Leandro.
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Nimitz
Baker
Ncworth
Alvarado-Niles
San Lorenzo
French
Fremont
Donald C. French
Arroyo
Washington Hospital
Bobby Joe Baker
Bland Park Drive
Kaiser Hospital
Hayward
Ereftich
William HH
Grandstaff
Borgia Road
Judge rejects Newton plea for bail in murder case
Alameda County Superior Court Judge Redmond Slants Jr. refused to admit to bail for Huey P Newton. The guilty plea issue relates to murder and attempted murder charges involving Constance Goularte of Sacramento and related counts. Newton, represented by attorney Simas, remains slated for a March 7 hearing for trial date on the triple charges.
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Alameda County Superior Court
Redmond C. Slants Jr
Huey P. Newton
Black Panther
Kestler
Constance Goularte
Sacra
Une Qakk
Ange Mento
Lor- Staunding
Jaine de Vincenzi
Santa
Seph Simas
Pleasant
Richard Simas
Fremont
Newton
Atcom I Sisters
Mary Garcia
Oxnard
Emma Smith
Will
Sacramento
Belle Me
Staals
Sdeiros
Hollister
Angie Silvas
Rome
APT
Rinaldo Santini
Holy Sc
Publice
Hay
District Court of Appeals
Mount Tenminile Sun Ward
San Francisco
Fremont Daily Review publication notice
A public notice from Fremont California cites Superior Court order authorizing a general circulation newspaper. It lists address 122 Center Square Fremont and 1061 date June 61 with aging OCR errors. Subscription rates show 1.36 per copy and 15.00 per year for a daily paper except Sundays.
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Tae Daily Review
Sunu
Equsee
Eeet Sun Gee
Obituary notices for Urban and Simas in Fremont area
Funeral services for Con stance Urban 42 of Fremont will be at All Saints Episcopal Church San Leandro Friday at 10 a.m. She taught at Parkmont Elementary and belonged to the California State Teachers Association and National Education Association. She leaves a daughter Mary and three sons David James John Urban. Requiem Mass for Rivera Simas 66 of Fremont will be at Holy Ghost Catholic Church Friday after an 8:20 a.m. processional from Rosey Mortuary. Simas was a Newark native and belonged to SP R S L Council 58.
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Urban
Constance MA
Alsadouse Avenue
Fremont
San Leandro
Mary
Joh
David
James Urban
Charlon Moore
Paramus
New Jersey
High Sierra Club
California State Teachers Association
National Education Association
Parkmont
Campfire
Lakeview
Ohio
All Saints Episcopal Church
Dowling Blvd
Tay
Santos Robinson Mortuary
Estadiile Avenue
Hayward
Constance M. Urban
Joyce Ave
Camp Fire Girls
Girl Scouts
Marlon Moore
N.J
Mary Urban
James
John Urban
Santos-Robinson Mortuary
Estudillo Ave
Rivera Simas
San Jose
Holy Ghost Catholic Church
Fremont Chapel
Rosey Mortuary
Eralta Blvd
California
Oakes Attacks Incumbent in Newark Campaign Rally
Oakes rapped incumbent George Oakes and candidate Fon Alameda Ciarity in Newark district one. He criticized the board for spending taxpayers money and said the incumbent failed to represent voters. The event drew about 100 supporters at Newark and was hosted by Go! Chairman Dean Campbell and Newark planning commissioner Tol Estrada.
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George Oakes
Fonlameda Ciarity
John Murphy
Newark
Oakes
Hayward
Dean Campbell
Newark Planning
Tol Estrada
Fremont Teachers urged to use positive power in unions
A small group of Fremont teachers gathered at Mission Sandel High School where California Federation of Teachers President Raum Teilher urged adopting a constructive, grass roots approach over grievance battles. He warned that unions must adapt as California education evolves and noted CTA, NEA, and AFT dynamics.
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Fremont
Fremont Federation of Teachers
Rauu Teilher
California Federation Off Teachers
Afl-Cio
Mission Sandel
Boards of Education
Teilhet
NEA
National Education Association
AFT
California Teachers Association
CTA
Teither
California
Teach‘ng
Teilher
Association
American Federation of Teachers
Council Rejects Night Club Plea and Fremont Plan Move
Council refused the night club plea and authorized oilmen to proceed with final drawings. Fi nal plans expected by May 20 and construction to begin in six months. The council also advanced a large Fremont Flood Plain project by amending the general plan to allow residential and commercial uses on about 300 acres of the 9000 acre flood plain.
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Fremont
Aid To Viets Shipment From UNICEF In Copenhagen
UNICEF announced a ten ton shipment of medical supplies and medicines for South Vietnam to be sent Tuesday morning from Copenhagen. The cargo includes antibiotics vitamins surgical instruments and first aid kits.
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Copenhagen
UPI
South Vietnam
United Nations Childrens Aid Organization
Unicef
Sacramento committee questions regional government accountability
In Sacramento the Senate Local Government Committee debates whether regional bodies like ABAG and the Southern California Association of Governments should be answerable to taxpayers and voters, raising concerns about accountability for regional agencies.
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Sacramento
Senate Local Government Committee
Association of Bay Area Governments
ABAG
Southern California Asswiation of Governments
Judge To Set Trial Date In Slaying
Charles W. I le, 26, of Hayward, faces a trial for the killing of Marilyn Jo Young, 31, in Fremont. Bail was reduced from 810,000 to 2,500 after the coroner ruled Young was strangled.
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Charles W. ‘Ile
Hayward
Treasarton
Marilyn Jo Young
Rednel Staats
Cole
Vale
Raynard
Births and hospital notices in Lowh County area
Fragmented OCR lists multiple birth announcements and hospital references across Lowh County towns. Names include Mr and Mrs Bast Dechantad, Kaiser Hospital and Washington Mosh Tal, with scattered dates and partial addresses in Linton City and nearby areas.
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Lowh County
Rose Hospital
Bast Dechantad
Hamilton Way
Proveant, Petita Bay
Mes Ahh Coe
Linton City
Mts
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Ington
Navez
Snow
Joseph McCord
LARPD
BAG
General Assembly
Bureau of Public Roads
State Division of
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Evra Wamnen
Maltester Galt
Lenhoff
Miltee
Constance Urban
Elvera Simas
Oakes Raps
Suhen
Richard Lockwood
Miles Tanner
Vallejo Mill Park
Niles District
Mission Boulevard
Council
Nis
Acar Reboral
St. Nevin
Pay
Bay Nn Anit Avra
David Mn
Wetah
Erentenl
Feb
Gail
BeWayre Spacer
Prinisnt
Tpg Gil
Alin Silva
Layelny Ato Bronon Belgip
Henne Watt
Pete
Food Center
Loca Elas
Mowry
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