Forecast for San Francisco Bay Area and Northern California
Forecasts for the San Francisco Bay Area show fair weather through Tuesday with increasing cloudiness Tuesday night and a chance of rain Wednesday. Highs in the 50s Tuesday, low 30s to 40s Tuesday night. Light southerly winds 10 to 20 mph Wednesday. Northwestern California expected to cloud up Tuesday night with rain likely along the north coast Wednesday and possible showers south to Santa Cruz and Stockton. Snow in northern mountains. Not so cold Tuesday night.
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Fremont girl receives donor kidney at UC Medical Center
Laurie Jane Siatt three, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James F. Siatt of Granville Court Fremont, has a new kidney from an anonymous donor. The transplant, performed by Dr. Samuel Kouitz at UC Medical Center, followed kidney damage from a prior illness and dialysis began a month ago. Reguera, Joseph age 25 of Darwin Drive, who received a kidney from his half brother Oswaldo Del Valle in Vietnam era, says both brothers are fine.
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Fremont anti-drug plan targets students and parents
The Fremont Operation Drug Alert committee approved a long term three pronged anti-drug effort. It calls for a hot line for students seeking help a crash pad for recovery and counseling and a drug education program for students and parents. Members will report back next Monday after gathering program details. A door to door fund raising plan was discussed similar to the Hayward Project Eden campaign.
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Rezoning bid before council again
The council weighs re zoning to give the city more control while allowing Commercial-Mezzetti to seek standard rezoning via city council appeal. Staff enforcement may tighten rules for use permits. Fireworks rules reviewed as nonprofits seek sale permits. Potential use of reserve funds for airport relocation battle and a PG&E rate hike proposal before the CPUC could raise bills about 1.12 monthly.
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Three men plead innocent to gun charges in Hayward
In Fremont municipal court three men pleaded innocent to carrying firearms in Cayote Hills Regional Park. Officer Cav snaugh reported finding shotguns and seven dead birds and one rabbit in a man’s possession after responding to gunfire on Nov. 29. Antonio Traneaa, 64, Manuel Vicente, HH, both Hayward residents, and Joaquin Vicente, 74, Hayward, requested trial dates and are set to appear January 20.
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Drug education course offered at James Logan High School
The adult school of the New Haven Unified School District begins a drug education course at James Logan High School this week. Classes run Monday 7 to 10 p.m. in Room 62 with registration at the class. Topics include responsibility for youth drug use signs symptoms and treatment of drug use and causes of drug use. Normal adult education credit will be granted on completion. Ernest M. Smith and Herbert G. Osborne were reappointed to four year terms on the Water Quality Advisory Committee by Gov Ronald Reagan.
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Actress files 1.9 million suit over elephant fall
Marilyn Hasselt, 21, seeks damages accusing an elephant she rode during a TV commercial near Thousand Oaks on October 3 of bucking after a dog spooked it. She claims injuries from the fall and asserts the animal knew her.
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Death Notice for Frank Ferreira of Newark California
Frank Ferreira of Newark California died January 5 1990 at age 70. He was the loving husband of Haley Farrairay and father of La Verne Ferreiis, a native of Newera. He leaves brothers and sisters including Angie Duirs Fremett Mery Amaral Joseph Perreira Tony Bercers. Services are Wednesday January 7 1570 at 4 27 AM from Fremont of the Roses McMuary Pevaile Blvd Temple Way to Our Lady of the Rosary Catholic Church for a Requiem Mass. Interment Holy Spirit Cemetery Fremont. For more information call 247 1900. Francis G. Rote Director.
Altamont track to retain permit with 60 day compliance
Planning Director William Fraley said permit compliance must begin within about 60 days, or by end of March, or the planning commission will revoke the permit. The building department will monitor compliance to avoid another disruptive Dec. 6 concert. The issue centers on cooperation between speedway operator Dick Carter and California Northwest Capital Company, with disputes over repairs and lease responsibilities.
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Council hears narcotics talk and plan to unite groups
A council meeting hears an appeal to answer the narcotics problem. Citations say brochures were sent to over 100 churches, civic groups, schools, and teachers associations. The speaker urges leaders to pull groups together to find a solution.
Fremont Chamber president and Miss Fremont receive guidance
Fremont Chamber of Commerce president and Sylvia Kaiser Miss Fremont are given instructions by Dave Coryell Palo Alto Salinas manager and Bob Bulmore Palo Alto Salinas regional vice president in a briefing.
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Niles Canyon study group eyeing regional park status
Fremont considers turning Niles Canyon into a regional park via a permanent study committee coordinating Alameda Creek interests and about a dozen agencies. Key figures include Ant Lampert and Matt Whitfield, with talk of land-use permits, pollution issues, and limits on road expansion to four lanes to preserve canyon character. The plan faces cost, implementation gaps, and a desire for continuous park trails by the East Bay Regional Park District.
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East Bay Regional Park
Quake Felt Across South County Near Mission San Jose
A 3.3 magnitude quake occurred three miles east of Mission San Jose at 9 31 am. Berkeley seismograph centers logged the tremor. Pleasanton residents felt it clearly while Fremont and Newark police logged about a dozen calls. No aftershocks or damage followed.
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Beat license rush ends with wrong plate mix up
Dale Page drove to the Ogden license bureau to buy a 1970 plate decal. After paying and affixing the sticker to the wrong car, he learned he would need to purchase new plates before another decal could be issued.
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Funeral Services for Frank Ferreira 77 in Fremont
Funeral services for Frank Ferreira 77 who died yesterday in a Hayward convalescent hospital will be held tomorrow at 8:30 a.m. at the Fremont Chapel of the Roses Mortuary 140 Peralta Blvd thence to St Edward s Church in Newark where Requiem Mass will be said at 9 a.m. Interment will be at Holy Spirit Cemetery in Fremont Recitation of the rosary will be tonight at 4:30 He was a native of Newark and a retired building contractor The husband of Helen Ferreira he was the father of La Verne Ferreira of Fremont and brother of Joseph and Tony Ferreira both of Newark Angie Dutra of Fremont and Mary Amaral of Newark
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Federation urges council heavy review of city budget
The federation cites a 100000 population, an 8.5 million city budget and 400 city employees as reasons for thorough review. It proposes the council as a whole, a subcommittee, a task force, a citizens committee, or combinations to conduct the review, focusing on goals, successes, shortcomings, and improvements in all government areas, especially budget prep. Buckmaster says benefits include early identification of trouble sources, better staff direction, improved public service, and relief from trivia.
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