Alameda presses for full audits and blames board
Harold Alameda claims district audits are only the minimum and accuses trustees of ignoring even those. He alleges attempts to rehire him hinge on a board motion by Benya and cites support from Riley, Ross, Weibel, and possibly others while naming conflicts with Sheppard, Carr, and Bolt. He argues money-saving, warehouse operations, and policy decisions shape audit findings and that his firing was improper.
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Alameda
Benya
Alaninda
Herbert
Riley
Inez) Ross
Weibel
Ross
Angus
Hoss
Argus
William
Bolt
Dr. Bolt
iTrustee Weibel
Harry Sheppard
Carr
Sheppard
Board of Education
Eudit
Charles E. Bray
Bray
Gore
Sanitary directors ok emergency operation plan
Sanitary directors approved an emergency operation plan to keep Sewage settlement plants running during crises. They agreed to pay Envirotech Corp. 2500 for a year of takeover of three plants and awarded 183 to Peterson Tractor Co. for a 230 kilowatt portable power generator as backup. They endorsed joining the Underground Service Alert system for 18 a month to coordinate private excavations, and approved five district trucks for about 20000 from the state General Services.
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Fremunt — Union Sanitary District
San Francisco
Bay
Envirotech Corp
Belmont
Peterson Tractor Co
San Leandro
Nother
Pacific Telephone Co
Pacific Telephone
Wieares
Nat Daniels
State Department of General Services
Ray Bogge
Boege
Ohlone launches student legal referral program amid eviction case
Ohlone College begins a confidential legal referral service for students amid eviction disputes. Attorney James Snell notes the program offers an initial 30 minute consult for under $30, with funds supporting a quarterly scholarship and a safety net from the Washington Township Bar Association.
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Ohlone
James Snell
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Washington Township Bar Association
Washington Township
Beker
Snell
Fremont man arraigned on five burglary counts
Fremont 19 year old Steve Buneh Jr was arraigned in municipal court on five burglary counts after police found 47 tents in his car believed stolen He was arrested Friday near a convenience store after police observed suspicious activity Bail was set at 74400 and he will enter his plea today.
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Fremont
Steve Buneh Jr
Hilo St
Burglaries Hit Fremont Homes Over Weekend
Two Fremont homeowners reported losses totaling over 1000 dollars after weekend burglaries. At a McKay Street residence a bedroom window was removed and items including a 700 dollar pearl necklace, two rings, two pairs of earrings, one heirloom, and a 2000 model device were stolen. At Chatterton Court a rear sliding door was forced open, with losses including a new lawn mower, two televisions, a stereo, and a diamond wedding ring set.
Indians plan purchase of historic Willard Hotel in DC
A group of American Indians announced plans yesterday to buy the Willard Hotel in Washington DC. The landmark building, once used as a temporary White House, sits vacant and deteriorating with reports describing it as rat-infested and in need of renovation.
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Willard Hotel
Washington, D.C
White House
Democrats unveil drive to take lead from Republicans
The incoming 94th Congress prepares to organize committees on economy and a probe of alleged civilian spying while House Democrats pledge a detestation push including a tax cut to pass within 60 days. Carl Albert to be elected speaker as Senate weighs New Hampshire contest amid party gains.
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Washington
Congress
White House
House
Senate
CLA
U.S
Carl Albert of
Oahoma
New Hampshire
Fremont to Change Bus Service Plans Approved
Fremont officials seek council approval to adopt Dial a Ride service with six routes financed by local voters during annexation to the Costa Transit District. Service begins next year under AC contract with Newark’s interim system showing similar growth trends as ridership slowly rises. Combined Fremont and Newark daily riders reach about 2,045.
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Cares Ate
Eae Ie
the Costa Transit District
Newark
McCord
Fremont
Ford proposes 12 percent tax rebate and energy plan
President Ford outlines a 12 percent tax rebate aimed at easing costs, with 40 percent mileage gains for cars and a broad energy program. He would seek an 82 cent per barrel oil tax, lower corporate taxes, and stronger measures for coal nuclear solar and geothermal energy, signaling a sharp fiscal challenge ahead.
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Ford
House
Ways and Means Committee
Hearing on firing over poetry slated
Newark High School teacher Ray deGroat faces a public administrative hearing at 9:30 a.m. on charges of immoral conduct and evident unfitness to teach after a poet's sexually explicit presentation prompted his firing. John Thomson, identified as "Y John Poet," is subpoenaed to testify. the three-member panel may uphold or overturn the school board ruling, with appeals possible in court.
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Newark
Ray deGroat
Y John Poet
John Thomson
de Great
S21
Musick Ave
Robbery arraignment in Fremont for 18 year old
Michael B. Deddy, 18, of 921 Cashew Way, was arraigned in municipal court yesterday on a charge of armed robbery. He was arrested at his home after the robbery of the Econo service station at Washington Boulevard and Roberts Street Sunday at 8:wp.
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Department of Education
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John, Baker
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National American Indian Council
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