Controversy Over Nursery Density and Adobes Plan
Community groups led by CAN oppose Brooks density proposal for California Nursery arguing it risks water, schools, roads and the area’s historic park. City planning debate centers on up to 667 housing units, 125 percent over current zoning, and whether to separate density from an old town–style development. Dr William Barbee warns of spot zoning and impact on land value.
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Don Dillon
Conserve the Adobe and Nursery
CAN
California
William Barbee
Hun
Los Gatos
Brooks
Arthur Lampert
Barbee
Lampert
Alias
Planning Commission
Hospital awards contract for six story wing expansion
Fremont The Washington Hospital Authority formally awarded Carl W Olsen and Sons Inc of San Mateo a 7.66 million contract to build a new six story wing beside the hospital. The low bid followed sale of 7.7 million in bonds on January 6 by Security Pacific National Bank and a Merrill Lynch led syndicate. Completion is set between July 1973 and February 1974 increasing beds from 154 to 274.
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Fremont
Washington Hospital Authority
Carl W. Olsen, and Sons, Inc
San Mateo
Olsen
Security Pacific National Bank
Merrill, Lynch, Pierce, Fenner and Smith
Truck driver bound over on manslaughter charge after crash
Thomas C. Tucker, 21, of Fremont, bound over to superior court on felony manslaughter charges after his truck overturned on Interstate 68 last November 7 crushing three cars and killing Henry George Kellman 32 of Mission Boulevard Fremont.
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Fremont
Superior Court
Thomas C. Tucker
Henry George Kellman
Mission Blvd
Cleanup efforts in oil spills fouled by communications
Bay Area officials report mass confusion in spill cleanup with unclear access to equipment and authority. Agencies share responsibility among Coast Guard Fish and Game and Bay Regional Water Quality Control Board. Calls for a stronger notification list drills better radio links field procedures and ready access to dispersants and gear to protect water intakes and industrial inlets.
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Macke
Fred Dierker
Blue Angel
Airland Office
Coast Guard
State Fish and Game Department
The
Bay Regional Water Quality Control Board
North Bay
Fish and Game Department
Damas
Obituary for Margaret Sears of Fremont
Funeral services are today for Margaret Sears 72 who died Saturday. A native of England she was mother to Clarence Sears of San Lorenzo Robert Sears of Clayton William Sears of Alameda Olive Baker of Riverside Metba Hayden of Concord and Norma O'Brien and Bernice Hatupa of Fremont. Survived by 14 grandchildren and 17 great grandchildren. Services at 3 p.m. at Fremont Chapel of the Roses Mortuary. Private burial will follow.
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Fremont
Margaret Sane Saar
England
Sears
Clarence Sears
San Lorenzo
Robert Sears
Clayton
Willam Sears
Alameda
Olive Baker
Riverside
Metba Hayden
Concord
Norma O'Brien
Bernice Hatupa
Fremont Chapel of the Roses Mortuary
Peralta Bled
Solon Urges Proof of Campaign Reports Bill Introduced
Sacramento UPI Ken MacDonald assemblyman from Ojai introduced a bill requiring verification of campaign statements for primary and general elections. The measure would require statements to declare that due care was used in reporting the identity of all campaign contributors.
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Sacramento
UPI
Ken MacDonald
D-Ojai
Newark marina plan faces mixed opinions from agencies
The Newark marina proposal drew cautious responses from ABAG BCDC and health and fisheries officials among others. Some agencies fear impacts on the National Wildlife Refuge and question the five mile channel’s utility for boats. The channel would be eight feet deep and ten feet wide from San Francisco Bay to the marina site. The Fremont Recreation Commission planned to discuss the project as a tentative topic tomorrow, while Turnlund planned private talks with Corps officials in San Francisco.
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Association of Bay Area Governments
ABAG
The
Bay Conservation and Development Commission
BCDS
Wee Health Cnces
Fish and Wildie
Roberts
San Francisco
Fremont Recreation Commission
Tives
Turnlund
Corps
Newark
Southern Pacific
Alameda Board May Rescind Pay Hike After Petition Drive
Alameda County Supervisors contemplate rescinding a pay raise from 14 500 to 17 000 yearly after 28 000 valid signatures were tallied in a petition drive opposing the Dec 1 salary hike. John Trujillo, Castro Valley, emerges as leading anti raise figure while Hannon concedes chances against press bias and notes Prop 12 limits future raises.
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Robert E. Hannon
Alameda County
Hannon
John Trujillo
Castro Valley
Trujillo
LST
Jeff
Pual'c
Cops to battle firemen in city Super Bowl game
Fremont Police and Fremont Firefighters Union Local 1689 will clash in a publicized contest at Kennedy High School on January 24 at 9 30 a m The winner earns the right to face the Blakes in the City Super Bowl and bring home bragging rights for the locality
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Fremont
Fremont Police Department
Blakes
Fremont Firefighters Union Local 1689
John Ford
Kennedy High
Ford
Youths Suspected in Fremont Arson Fires
Fremont police and fire officials suspect two unidentified youths in three arson incidents early yesterday. Fire Inspector Larry Stevenson says evidence points to at least one attempt to burn an unoccupied house at 3025 Walnut Way near the youth drop-in center and an attempt to torch a stolen car. The same house was again ignited about an hour later, and a burning car was later found in a field at Blacow Road and Central Avenue, taken from Oakland. Both fires appear set with gasoline. police found the youths had bought gasoline beforehand. The investigations continue.
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Fremont
Larry Stevenson
Walnut. Way
Walnut
Blacow Road
Central Avenue
Oakland
Stevenson
Oil Slick Envelops Sausalito Bay After Tanker Crash
Two San Francisco Bay tankers, Oregon Standard and Arizona Standard, collided near Angel Island. A two mile oil slick stretched toward Sausalito as booms and vacuum pumps battled the spill. No injuries were reported. ships drifted to anchor while containment and cleanup began under foggy, dark conditions.
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Oregon Standard
Sausalito
San Francisco
Sandard Oil of California
Angel Island
Fisherman's Wharf
Coast Guard and Oil Company
Tue
Arizona Standard
Richmond
Calif
Marin County
Golden Gate
ME. English
H. H. Parnell
Tiburon
Fremont Teachers Brace for Budget Tightening Pressure
Fremont Unified School District Superintendent Dr William J Bolt told finance committee members that the district must decide what level of services to provide as it faces a projected 1971 72 deficit over 700. The committee weighs whether to hold an April 20 tax increase election and considers budget cuts including criticism of the family life education program and a new differential education approach being tested at Mission Valley School.
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Fremont
William J. Bolt
Fremont Unified
Bolt
Finance Committee
FUSD
Hugh Block
Ustees
Maree Cooper
Fremont Council Pta
Block
Mission Valley
Board of Education
Police seek escaped youth after Fremont arrest
Fremont police hunted a 19 year old who escaped custody by kicking out a patrol car window after arrest for minor in possession of alcohol at the Silver Lady tavern. Edward J. Schuler of Newark was being held in Officer Robert Sebastiano's car when he fled near Monument Shopping Center. He wore a brown hat, sunglasses, blue jeans and a T shirt.
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Fremont
Edward J. Schuler
Thornton Ave
Newark
Mont Blvd
Robert Sebastian
Monument Shopping Center
Council deadlocks on home bid in Union City
Union City council deadlocked over the Costanzo-Wilson Company bid for 1 1/2 acre Hilton Homes tract development. Flood district criteria made single family homes unfeasible, prompting a reconsideration of townhouse plans. Local residents favored singles, past zoning changes blocked townhomes, and the planning commission had denied such a proposal. The vote remained split until Councilman Henry Francy recovers from illness.
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Union City
Costanzo-Wilson Company
Hilton Homes
Farle
Planning Commission
Henry Francy
MOGHATA DELINA OF BRAMONT DIES IN FREMONT
Delina Mog hata of Bramont, native of Nich gay, aged percent years, beloved wife of Victor Mog, Fremont. Survived by six grandchildren. Funeral from Frey Church in The Pints Mertary to 1:00 AM, Rosary Catholic church, Union City. Interment Holy Seovkcie Cemetery, Harwara. Service schedule includes Beav er Mitsy and Recitatigy of the Rowicy.
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Ewe Mary
APPEC
Watsonvile
Hearn
Newark
Edwards Cherch
We Valley Catholic
Watsonville
Eastane Ave
Devary
Moghata Delina
Fremont
Bramont
Victor Mogal
George Mogeags
Mewark
Borosra Margraga
Union City
Delores Quintane
Hayward
Rose Vircend
San Leana
Charlotte Bonavedi
San Francises
Nich
Fen
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Regional Water Board
Gordon H. Dickman
Margaret Sears
Solon
Pole
Jaco
Centerville Junior High School
Valerie Mills
Troy Ave
Kathy McFinn
Prescott Court
Brenda Barton
Kaiser Aluminum Corp
Centerville
Gcology Club
Kaiser
Sloan
Newark Brough
Complex
Trujills
Chesapeake
Conservationist
Sierra Club
Caroline Turner
Ktck
Dr. Bolt
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