Fremont council backs public access to planning meetings
The Fremont City Council defended the public right to observe drafting of the residential range policy, backing staff and allowing Federation of Fremont Residents observer status despite objections from Center for Environmental Design and Planning. The policy could double housing density with park dedication and design incentives, central to the city general plan.
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Fremont
al Redd
A. McVicar
Redd
Council
Federation
League of Women Voters
Rhodes
Library packing begun for Fremont move to Irvington Park
Irvington Library begins packing for a move to a new building in Irvington Park at Grimmer Boulevard and Blacow Road. The current library will shift a few hundred yards toward Lake Elizabeth and expand to hold 70 000 volumes. The new Irvington Library opens in April with the Fremont Main Library in Central Park due in August.
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Frdmont
Irvington
Central Park
Maxine Dumey
Irvington Park
Grimmer Boullevard
Blacow Road
Lake Elizabeth
Fremont
Fremont Blvd
Niles
Newark Blvd
Newark
Alvarado-Niles
Union City
Lois Lund
Alameda County
CDC to eye training contract in Newark meeting
The Community Drug Council directors will review a contract with Contemporary Problem Consultants to train crisis center volunteers under a federal grant approved by a state task force. They will also consider center staff once the grant is received and discuss a cooperative agreement with Walma House teenage recreation program. Meeting at Newark Community Center at 7 p.m.
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Newark
Community Drug Council
Drug Council
Walma ‘House Teenage Recreation
Newark Community Center
Cedar Blvd
Dear Helen column on hair length bans and abortion views
Readers discuss skating rink bans over long hair, organized boycotts, and personal experiences with abortion. Letters reveal concerns about fairness, safety, and ethics, with replies urging reasonable policies, prevention, and safe birth control as needed.
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Helen
Roger
GM Employees Earn $72 783 For 70 Ideas
Fremont plant workers at General Motors Assembly Division received 72 784 in 1970 under the company suggestion plan after a 10 week strike. 1 180 suggestions were accepted with seven awards over 1 000. Nationwide GM employees received over 13 360 000 with 204 299 suggestions adopted and 61 percent of eligible workers participating.
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Fremont
General Motors Assembly
General Motors
Earl R. Bramblett
Bramblett
Fremont council delays housing plan decision three weeks
Fremont City Council postponed a decision on Boise Cascade Builders plan for 650 housing units on 450 acres in Warma Springs hills and a major portion of Hidden Valley park for equestrian trails. The delay aims to tour the site, obtain details, and consider recreation needs as the city prepares its 1971-72 budget.
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Fremont
Boise Cascade Builders
Warma Springs
Boise Cascade
Mission Boulevard
Hidden Valley
Wiebe Winery
Hidden Valley Ranch
Mission Peak
Bill
Geoffey Steel
Steel
Pair in DeTata shooting convicted in Nevada court
Two Stockton men Terry Williams and Glen Fox were found guilty in a Nev. Superior Court for two felony counts of assault with attempt to murder and assault with a deadly weapon on a police officer in the DeTata shooting of Pleasanton officer Joseph DeTata. Each faces up to two years’ in jail at sentencing set for March 16 before Judge William J. Hayes. The five day trial ended with a guilty verdict after the jury deliberated from 10:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. DeTata was shot twice during the gun battle. Fox was wounded in the melee.
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Oakland
Stockton
Superior
Pleasanton
Joseph DeTata
Terry Williams
Glen Fox
Sentening
Jude William J. Hayes
Hayes’ Criminal Court
DeTata
Fox
Arcus Daily Review circulation notice includes court order
The Arcus Daily Review printed under Superior Court Order No 324854 in California. It notes the paper’s general circulation status, entry at the Freemont post office, and Second Class Matter designation under federal law.
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Superior Court
State of California
Yey
Alameda
Fremont
California
South County Births At Kaiser and Hospitals
Mr and Mrs Daha Dontak announce a baby boy born February at Eden Hospital. Antonio Bustos, Union City, reports a boy born February 19. Washington Hospital records a boy born February 1 to Mr and Mrs Dome Kellys of Fremont. Jack Bluemiller, Newark, reports a boy born February 2. Arthur Armour, Fremont, has a girl born February 21. Richard Lubke Deauville Park Court Fremont reports a birthday in February. Benetts at SH Bellflower Drive Newark note a February birth.
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Washington Hospital
Dome Kellys
Chiltern Drive
Fremont
Feo
Jack Bluemiller
Bluebell Drive
Newark
Arthur Armour
Mision Bivd
Richard Lubke
Education board to hear plans to end districts
The county board of education will hear a petition to abolish the two trustee districts in New Haven Unified School District. The vote is set for 12:30 p.m. at the San Leandro administration building. If accepted, hearings could begin in April with a possible June 1972 primary election for a future ballot.
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New Haven Unified
County Board of Education
Plaza Drive
San Leandro
New Haven
Wilcken Fox
County Superintendent of Schools
Fox
Patterson
Alvarado
Acme Freedom
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Gary Macradyen
Mission Peak District
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Look Magazine
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House
Elizabeth Lyon
Moreno Court
Pauli Peck
Diane Biily
Kassuba
Millon
City Hall
Williams Ranch
Planning Commission
Besco Co
Thornton Avenue
Cabrillo
Thornton Junior High School
Besco
Qne Daily Review
Floyd J. Sparks
Rhapsody
Hayward
Foothill
Lana
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