Hospital quarters study set and board by law changes
The Washington Hospital board discussed expanding emergency facilities funded beyond the voter approved plan and considered delaying the request by 30 days. By-laws set meetings at 5 30 p m and chair Fisher and Bruce M Bell led long range planning. J Tim othy Stone resigned as director and funds ordered to be repaid.
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Washington Hospital
South County
Sangalli
Anisbaugh
Fisher
Bruce M. Bell
Alan E. Kinsel
Kinsel
J. Timothy Stone
Eugene C. Cowell
Marvin Haun
Civi
Stone
Superior Court
Fremont planning review of Fadenna project in depth tonight
The Fremont city planning commission will thoroughly review the Fadenna family's four phase 60 million apartment office gas station and 18 hole golf complex at 7 40 p m in City Hall. Along with traffic and density issues the panel will consider trailer parking rules and a flat lands density policy to reward good design with higher density. A New York transit disruption and a Niles rental unit expansion shake health to the agenda as staff amendments require notice to nearby property owners.
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Fremont
Fadenna
City Hall
City Planning Commission
Civic Center Drive
Paseo Padre Parkway
Fremont Boulevard
Stevenson
City Beautiful Committee
Jack Brooks
Commission
Niles
Utility rate hike sparks protest call in San Francisco
Attorney William Bennett urged consumers to protest a $16 million rate increase for Pacific Gas and Electric Co. by withholding 10 percent of payments and directing the rest to the Public Utilities Commission for an open hearing. The PUC approved a $28.16 million annual gas rate increase, with one dissenting commissioner calling it inflationary.
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San Francisco
UPI
William Bennett
Pacific Gas & Electric Co
Bennett
State Public Utilities Commission
PUC Unti
California Public Utilities Commissions
A. W. Gatov
PUC
Pg&e
Exchange students need homes in Bay Area
Fremont Mrs Marge Montgomery Northern California representative of Youth for Understanding said 50 more South American students will come to the Bay Area than planned. About 150 juniors and seniors from Calle and Brazil arrive Sunday at Oakland International and will stay six months attending school. Host families should contact Mrs Montgomery at 793 3053 or Mr and Mrs Fosberg Hughes at A22 2965.
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Fremont
Marge Montgomery
Northern California
Youth For Understanding
Bay Area
Montgomery
Igomery
More pollution control sought by Citizens Against Air Pollution
Directors postponed action for 30 days on a proposal to publish the names of the five largest air polluters in the district and disclose emissions quantities of sulfur oxides nitrogen oxides carbon monoxide hydrocarbons particulate matter and 1 to 1.6 micron particles. The request came from a petition signed by 700 district residents and the committee chairman Peter Veruto of San Jose threatened suit if the board does not comply.
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Brins
Air Pollution, Inc
Peter Veruto
San Jose
Youth turnout swells council on anti drug task force plan
A Fremont council meeting drew a large youth turnout as Murphy urged a community task force against drugs. Teens pressed for immunity assurances and teen centers, while adults urged action and funding about 5,000 to start. Council set to meet again with city leaders to refine a plan.
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Page
Murphy
Hugh Black
Block
Driggs
Fabbri
Fremont
Teenagers' drug appeal emphasized by city plan
Fabbri urged youth supervised gathering places not giant facilities and said teens prefer talking with caring adults over parents. A meeting with about 40 youths, officials and service clubs will shape a city-wide teen led involvement program and push police to engage directly with the community.
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Geoffrey Steel
Murphy
Eel
Fabbri
Mayors push to curb Bay Area air pollution
In Piedmont, the Alameda County Mayors Conference endorsed joining the Bay Area Air Pollution Control District and called on city councils to update burning ordinances to meet the district's January 1 backyard ban. They backed county-wide anti-smog action and debated propane-fueled vehicles, with technical data promised for next month.
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Alameda County
Bay Area
Napa
Sonoma
Solano
Gilbert R. Marguth
Livermore
Livermore-Amador Valley
Marguth
Bac
Pleasanton
Bernard T. Gerson
Fremont residents seek names for pollution petition drive
Fremont volunteers led by Mrs. Jill Reese plan a statewide November initiative to curb air water and land pollution. A signature table at Hub Shopping Center seeks registered voters. over 325000 names needed by Jan 16. The People’s Lobby in Los Angeles has 163000 signatures for clean environment. The proposal requires monthly pollutant disclosures and authorizes aggressive enforcement with penalties, targets gas vehicle anti-pollution equipment by 1972, and budgets 4.2 million first year and 3.5 million annually thereafter. Reese urges more volunteers and provides contact 657-5005.
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Fremont
Jill Reese
People’s Lobby
Los Angeles
Tha Tench
Manu
Reese
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