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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1971

Page

5

Fremont sports subsidy debate unresolved by commission

Fremont residents debated subsidies for youth sports with calls to cut funding, phase out next year, and redirect savings to a park youth center and field development. Advocates urged full funding, while some urged efficiency and district backing, noting small share of the city budget. The council will decide at budget time amid political concerns.

Cline Friend Heger Fremont Unified Wise

Planning chairman renamed in Fremont city commission vote

Commissioner Walter Davis was reappointed chairman of the Fremont city planning commission and Edmond Leys won a second term as vice chairman. The group rejected Davis' idea of secret ballots and declined Vollbrecht's nominations for other chairmen. Davis will serve a second four year term, age 41, residence 5128 Troy Ave. Leys, 45, lives at 42062 Via San Carlos, in his last year of a four year term.

Fremont Walter Davis City Planning Commission Edmond Leys Davis Richard Vollbrecht Vollbrecht Dave Baker Leys Ives Troy Ave San Carlos

March of Dimes names local 1971 Mother's March chairs

Fremont resident Mrs. Joseph Goni Newark resident Mrs. Philip F Farmer Jr and Union City resident Mrs. Donald Millar named community chairmen for the 1971 Mother's March for the March of Dimes. Northern California Corvette Association will assist with collection kits and duties during the fund drive ending January 28. Newark’s Jerry Lockwood is the local association representative helping in the campaign.

Fremont Joseph Goni Philip F. Farmer Jr Newark Donald Millar Union City R. C. Morgenson Northern California Corvette Association Jerry Lockwood

Science classes set glider test at Mission San Jose High

Fremont students from 14 Mission San Jose High School basic science classes will compete in glider flyoffs Monday at 9:20 AM near Ram Gls. Two girls and two boys will win trophies after three finalists from each of two preliminaries. Teachers Jim Armstrong Neil Evans Kenneth McKenzie George Blum and Mrs Karen Fijn assist.

Council approves rezoning surrounding park area

Planning Director Cashmark says rezoning aims to ensure quality development around the park. The vote 3 to 2, with Lewis and Baker dissenting, reduced the area to 48.2 acres. Mayor Plowright notes city controls extend to street patterns and lot sizes, not home design. A joint recreation department and MacGregor Silva Middle Schools plan engages students in environmental efforts.

Charles C. Cashmark Robert T. Plowright Cashmark Recreation Department MacGregor and Silva Intermediate

Truck Crashes With Glass Load Near Nimitz Freeway

A large haul of imported stained glass valued at about 440,000 was destroyed when a northbound truck overturned on its side on the Nimitz Freeway south of the Decoto off ramp. Driver Dieter Zaeschke and a passenger were uninjured, and the haul was en route to a Presbyterian church.

Fremont Nimitz Decoto Dieter Zaeschke Plainview Zaeschke Hauser Studios Winona Minn Zueschke Highway Patrol Thornton Avenue CHP Jose Clairland Flass United States Germany Italy France

Family Escapes Fire With Damaged Fremont Garage

A garage fire at 310 Orchard Drive in Fremont destroyed a car and damaged the structure. Firefighters fought to prevent spread to the home as the blaze continued burning last night. No damage estimate or cause was determined at press time.

Fremont John C. McDonald Orchard Drive

Development held up for now over horse stabling dispute

City staff paused action from February 11 to give staff and residents time to resolve differences. Willie B. James of 35477 Mission Blvd faced a 1.25 acre parcel issue for stabling four horses. Staff noted horses were not permitted under current rules and weighed possible ways to allow them.

Willie B. James Mission Blvd

P-TA Father and Son Dinner Set at Musick School

Newark Lincoln School PNA to host a father and son dinner on January 22 from 6 30 p.m. to 9 p.m. at Musick School Tickets on sale at Lincoln Room 4 at noon Prices listed as 1 for dads and 50 cents per son with a potential family cap of 2 dollars Mrs Kathe vyn Cunningham publicity chair reports Speeds Wil be part of the event

Newark Lincoln School PNA Musick School Lincoln Kathevyn Cunningham P-Ta

Alviso School appoints William Wright principal

Fremont Unified trustees named William Wright, currently vice principal at Patterson Elementary, to replace Gerald Bowers as Alviso Elementary principal. Wright, a district employee for seven years, will take the post Jan 2% and previously taught at Tivington Elementary and Fremont Elementary. He holds a masters in elementary school administration from Ball State University and taught in Indiana for three years.

Fremont William Wright Patterson Alviso Fremont Unified School Wright Gerald Bowers New Zealand Old Tivington Ball State University Indiana

Regional board weighing building moratorium and water plan

A special regional board meeting discussed a possible moratorium on new VCSD building to aid a Pleasanton merger and to fund a coordinated water management system for the Livermore Valley. Dierker pushed for faster action while Weber urged tighter limits to protect the Niles Cone minerals, with a 60 percent design flow cap debated and a board vote set for January 28 in Fremont.

Ucsd Niles Dierker Weber USCD Fremont Vc3d Pleasanton VSCD Livermore Valley Alamo Canal Alameda Creek Alaaneda County Niley Cone Bscharpats Faser

Salaries and Courses Scrutinized At Fremont School Meeting

Fremont Unified School District board budget hearing last night examined teachers pay preparation periods and course offerings as it seeks 737000 in next year’s cuts. Audience members debated salaries and the value of basic courses versus electives with several proposing elimination of prep periods to save funds. A next meeting is set for 7 30 p m Tuesday at Walters Junior High School.

Fremont Fremont Unified School District Board Robertson Junior High School Cooper Harry Sheppard Donald Grankler Harold Alameda Grace Rankin Sorrento Park Cour Grankler Walters Juior High School

ACWD authorizes partial payment to ChemSeps plant

Alameda County Water District directors approved a partial payment of 16 200 to Chemical Seps for the water softener plant contract worth 4100 000. With only one of four units ready, 9 500 remains due after this payment and the balance will be released as each unit becomes operational. New resin from Dew Chemical Corp is being tested, taking six weeks to manufacture and 9 to 12 weeks for delivery, Whitfield says.

ACWD Matt Whitfield Dew Chemical Corp Whitfield Chembseps McDorough ChemSeps

Fremont adds three to school finance advisory committee

Fremont Unified School District named Harold Freudenthaler Charles Pauza and Leon Mezzetti to its Citizens advisory committee on school finance after a Wednesday night meeting. The panel, now totaling 12, will advise the school board on feasibility of a tax increase election alternate financial solutions and areas needing separate study.

Fremont Fremont Unified School District Citizens Advisory Harold Freudenthaler United Auto Workers Union General Motors Assembly Charles Pauza Kennedy Leon Mezzetti Fremont Chamber of Commerce Seciool Board

Fremont Argus Corrects Dr Epler Pay Raise

The newspaper notes a typo in yesterday's edition about a pay raise for Dr Stephen Epler president of Ohlone College. Trustees on Dec 16 approved a $1500 raise retroactive to July 1 giving him an annual salary of $90500.

Fremont Argus Stephen Epler Ohlone College Epler

Two Fremont youths arrested on drug charges

Newark police stopped a car leaving a cabbage patch on Station Road and found a marijuana cigarette, cigarette butts, and three baggies of weed. The youths identified were Melisa Freeman, 17, of Wheeler Drive, and Lloyd Ghigherill, 17, of Acacia Street.

Newark Fremont Station Road Meier Melisa Vv. Freeman Lloyd Ghigherill Acacia St

Chamber to Install Newark Officials at Banquet Dance

The Newark chamber of commerce and its new women’s division will install officers and board members for 1970 71 at a banquet and dance tonight. Mayor Robert T. Plowright will administer the installation at Silver Pines Golf and Country Club 450 Jarvis Ave. Cocktails begin 6 38 p.m. Dinner at 7 98, installation at 8 28, dancing to follow.

Newark Chamber of Commerce Robert T. Plowright Silver Pines Golf and Country Club Jarvis Ave

Sailing and canoeing registrations open in Fremont

Fremont Recreation Department accepts spring sailing and canoeing class registrations for Lake Elizabeth. Assistant recreation program supervisor Charles Domwille says spots are filling fast and urges early sign up at the boat house in Central Park.

Fremont Lake Elizabeth Fremont Recreation Department Charles Domwille Central Park

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