Move to Fire Counsel Sparks Controversy at Smog District
The Board of Directors faces a heated clash over firing longtime legal counsel Matthew G. Walkretained by the board after a 1005 pact. The nine member personnel committee recommended ousting but some members oppose it and may attend upcoming meetings as questions about authority and dismissal without cause loom.
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Ie Patto
Alpert W.hoyer
Leslie Salt Co
Newark
Walker
William
Tbe
Hwa
Har
Smog district plan criticized for inadequacy and delays
Critics labeled the plan inadequate and vague alleging limited participation and unfinished proposals. They faulted enforcement gaps and questioned meeting future standards while noting EPA deadlines and ongoing program development.
Hospital Wins Half Million in Medicare Disputes
Fremont Washington Hospital defeated three Medicare overpayment claims totaling 500000 tied to 1963 audit. Remaining two disputes worth 100000 set for February 2 at Chicago Blue Cross Medicare appeals board. Administrators foresee possible 600000 contingency for adverse rulings. airport impact and flight patterns discussed. Board reelects Allan Fischer to a second term. other officers reelected to one year terms.
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Fremont — Washington Hospital
Amdiapstra
Richard M. Warren
Blue Cross Medicare Appeals Board
Chicago
Allan Fischer
Boe Bell
Dis Dexdler Roland Campos
Eernie Cowell
Don Amsbaugh
City hall plan irks designer at committee meeting
Aranda fo City verge Don Driggs says no money has been allocated for the city hall plan. The council will weigh the project against other items vying for a share of the regular budget unless outside funds become available.
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Council
City Hall
Civic Center Drive
Aranda
Retail stores face price posting rules on old prices
The article notes a department showing about 125 items with no prices, marked only with N-C meaning not carried. IRS personnel say only raw agricultural products and unprocessed foods are exempt from these price posting requirements.
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IRS
Recreation commission approves youth related problem report
The recreation commission okayed a report addressing youth issues including drug problems. Mrs. Bea and Harold Saas testified in support of the recommendations while a community drug council representative urged consideration.
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Recreation Commission
Nara Area
Bea
Harold
Congressman's push on drug abuse funding and center operations
The congressman of the Judiciary subcommittee visited two Newark drug abuse centers to review operations, question staff, and voice support. He warned a method claimed as superior might reverse national anti drug efforts and urged using other federal funds and state meetings to finalize a grant proposal.
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Judiciary” Committee
Edwards
Isfering
Operions
Newark
Edward
Edwards Sai
Boy Burned In Yard Accident At Union City
Union City boy Lewis Apodoca seven suffered severe burns when a can of Coleman fuel ignited while he played with matches in his yard yesterday afternoon. Firemen say the fuel splattered him and he was taken to Kaiser Hospital in Hayward where he underwent surgery. officials expect transfer to a San Francisco burn center today.
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Union City
Kaiser Hospital
Hayward
Lewis Apodoca
George Apodoca
Whipple Road
Kaiser
San Francisco
Hearing in New International Kitchen Inc continues
Testimony details a lease including the Red Room and a $7500 security deposit Bodily testified rent payments were ordered. Cross examination described blocked diner driveway last year with an alternate access. He noted a Standard 681 service station added nearby and discussed using management fees to cover indebtedness to Harry Querner Sr. and junior concerns.
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International Kitchen, Inc
Bodily
International Kitchen
Banquet Rams
Peralta Blvd
Harry Querner Sr
Harry Querner Jr
Customer takes charge in Fremont car dispute
A prospective buyer at Central Chevrolet demonstrated a 1972 white Impala on Devolo Road in Fremont with dealer Russel D. Parady. The customer ordered Parady out, drove the car toward Union City, then disappeared eastward leaving officers unable to locate the vehicle or its armed driver.
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Fremont
Central Chevrolet
Ee Russel D.’ Parady
Parady
Devolo Road
Pémont Boulevard
Union City
Travelers Arrests Reported at East German Border
Interior officials said on Wednesday that 118 West German travelers were arrested at East German border checkpoints in 1971. An additional 151 travelers were detained for bowling, and 142 were refused passage.
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Seinor Deporte
Mayors Clash Over Supervisors Roles In Highway Funding
Mayors complain of cold shoulder from supervisors over funding for county highways. Funds dropped from about 18.7 million to 4.8 million, prompting debate on advisory status and independent recommendations. Balentine urged clarity on who appoints a new panel while a committee of mayors was authorized to review agricultural land assessments.
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La 97
Razeto
Ce Ik
Price Ellran
James Esterline
Board of Supervisors
Mayers
Conferance _ceampant Robert, Reid, Piton Thayer
Southly
Firefighters free man wedged in bus after highway crash
Firemen pried a man from a stuck bus after a rear collision with a cement truck on Interstate 680 near Andrade Road. Gerome, 22, of 4121 School Court, suffered a broken leg and other injuries. He and another passenger were taken to Washington Hospital and then Gerome to Highland Hospital for treatment. Sixenbaugh said rescue used a hydraulic ram and heavy gear to free him, while witnessing pain during the extraction.
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Aery Gerome
School Court
Thiele
Gerome
Sixenbaugh
Hizenbaugh
Hivlenbaugh
Amd
Washington Hospital
Hixenhaugh
Highland Hospitl
Newark Boys Club Proposal Discussed at Chamber Meeting
Newark officials and community leaders gathered at a noon Chamber of Commerce session to discuss starting a Newark Boys Club. Toward Ruzchke, new president, noted interest and 12 to 15 Newark youths already attend Fremont’s club while Dr Buschke said the project would be a service-club effort without chamber costs.
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Newark
Newark Chamber of Commerce
Ruzchke
Fremont
Buschke
Chamber
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Diréetors
Matthew G. Walk
Groth
Bay Area
EPA
Grete
Robert W. Hoyer
Milton Feldstein
Technical ‘Services
Feldstein
Nevin K. Hiester
Warren
Blue Grass Appeals Board
California
San Jose
Irks
Saas
Tepresentative
Debgado
Balentine
Oskland
Balentins
Ana Spere
Ad Pola
Es Bota
Fpremont
Andrade Road
Everett Mixenbaugh
Volksagen
Boys Club
Saeger
San Jpse
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