Fremont Unified Board Rejects Teacher Pay Demands
Fremont Unified School District chair Mary Rodrigues told about 125 residents at Glenmoor School that tentative teacher pay demands cannot be funded, costing about 7 million. She warned strikes could occur as the district faces a 700,000 dollar deficit in 1971 72 and contemplates drastic cuts.
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Fremont
Mary Rodrigues
Fremont Unified School District Board
Glenmoor School
Patterson School
Fremont Man Arrested After Chase Through Central Park
Fremont police arrested Ricardo Moreno, 22, of 101 Driscoll Road, after a pursuit through Central Park Tuesday night. Officer Ahgenkiel observed 10 to 15 youths in the playground. Moreno allegedly resisted arrest after a plastic baggie of marijuana was found. He fled to Durham School where he was found hiding and treated at Washington Hospital for scalp lacerations.
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Fremont
Central Park
Robert Ahgenkiel
Ahrenkiel
Ricardo Moreno
Driscoll Road
Moreno
Pasco Padre Parkway
Durham School
Marre
Washington Hospital
Funeral services for Manuel J. Bernardo set for tomorrow
Manuel J. Bernardo a Fremont native and former director of multiple regional bodies including Union Sanitary District Alameda County Water District and Prune and Apricot Growers Association. He leaves three children and ten stepchildren with numerous grandchildren. Rosary recited tonight at Fremont Memorial Chapel. Requiem Mass tomorrow at Church of the Holy Spirit with interment at Holy Spirit Cemetery Centerville.
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Fremont
Bernardo
Union Sanitary District
Alameda County Water District
Washington Union High School District
Prune and Apricot Growers Association
Uaod No
SES Lodge
UPEC
Ides Lodge No
The
Eagles Lodge
Joseph St. Bernardo
VFW
Centerville
Washington Township
Blanche Bernardo
Mary
Madge) Gerardo
Raymond Bernardo
Newark
Eleanor Maciel
Salines
Bernice Bernardo
White Plains
N.Y
Joseph
Gene
Stanley
Mary Machado
Frank Bernardo
P.m
Fremont Memorial Chapel
Peralta Blvd
Church of the Holy Spirit
Holy Spirit Cemetery
Committee calls for later vote on school spending cuts
The committee listed reductions that could offset a project deficit and fund a cost of living raise for teachers. Members debated impacts on programs, with calls to avoid a likely failed election and to consider administrative changes. A final recommendation to the board is set for late February.
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John Kimberaid
Joseph Alter
al Ghidassi
Fremont
Phillip Jewel
Jon Bigelow
PTA
Hugh Brock
Green corridor eyed for creek area development
Edmisten cites a Leslie Salt Co. salt pond site west of the channel as most desirable for ecological impact and minimal wildlife disruption. He cannot provide cost details but says a preliminary study is underway and an economic feasibility report is expected in May.
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Edmisten
Leslie Salt Co
Corps
Tri City board tightens grip on transit opinion poll
The Tri City Transportation Board of Control aims to refine a public opinion survey on transit needs. Consultant team DeLeuw Cather says officials misunderstood the survey purpose, which polls about 300 area households to gauge attitudes and evaluate fixed route systems. The board also considers integrating transit with school busing and a flexibly routed system as alternatives to fixed routes.
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Tri-City Board
John Pachtner Fremont
Tri-City Transportation Board of Control
DeLeuw, Cather and Co
San Francisco
James W. Schmidt
DeLeuw
Schmidt
Russell remains critically ill at Walter Reed
Senator Richard B. Russell, the powerful dean of the Senate and head of the Appropriations Committee, remained in critical condition with a respiratory infection at Walter Reed Army Medical Center. He has been on oxygen since Tuesday morning as family and well wishers flock to the hospital. Powell Moore reports he is still holding his own but very ill.
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Washington
UPI
Seh
Richard B. Russell
Walter Reed Army Medical Center
Russell
Senate
Senate Appropriations Committee
Powell Moore
Moore
Georgia
Newark pair sentenced for drugs in Fremont
Two Newark youths Jona Cainglit age 19 of 37282 Spruce St and Anthony Agaron age 18 of 34928 Elm St were sentenced by municipal court Judge Roy G Pucet on possession of amphetamines. Both received three years probation and fines of 20 dollars. Cainglit got 90 days in county jail while Agaron received one week plus 16 days in July.
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Fremont
Newark
Jona M Cainglt
Spruce St
Anthony Agaron
Elm St
Roy G. Pucet
Cainglit
Agallon
South Bay dike furor expected
A public hearing tonight on a plan to build a six mile long dike around the South Bay sparks conservation opposition. The Bay Lands Subcommittee will hear from ecology groups led by Sierra Club about ownership disputes and potential ecological damage from dredging and siltation.
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San Jose
South Bay
Bay Lands
Santa Clara
Loma Prieta
The
Sierra Club
Baylands
Drawbridge
Fremont
Pol
Cogswell joins Coyote Hills Joint Agency board
Dr. Howard Cogswell, new East Bay Regional Park District director, appointed to the Coyote Hills Joint Agency as the board representative. He is a biologist at California State College, Hayward, serving Fremont Newark and Union City. He also joins Fisheries, Priorities No. 2, and Legislation committees for 1971.
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Fremont
Howard Cogswell
East Bay Regional Park District Board of Directors
Coyote Hills
Cogswell
California State Colege
Hayward
Newark
Union City
Recom
Coyote Hills Tegional Park
Park District
Alameda County Flood
Alameda studies cost of teachers proposal and staffing
A breakdown estimates seven to eight million dollars in costs if a teachers proposal passes, including 3.18 million for credentialed aides, 1.65 million for health benefits, 1.57 million for a higher salary schedule, 939 thousand to cut class sizes, and 185 thousand for instructional supplies. Additional funds cover per student spending and classroom budgets, psychologists, and reading specialists, with a counter proposal being prepared by Arthur J. Kranawitter for certificated staff.
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California
Alameda
Pew
Arthur J. Kranawitter
Woman dies by suicide after family neglects intervention
A woman killed herself in Reno with her husband and son present, claiming she planned to end her life. Police found pills on the bedroom door after the father and son reported the death. authorities noted potential felony aiding suicide under California Penal Code but expect no charges as no crime was committed.
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Reno
District Attorney’s Office
Fremont council weighs density plan amid opposition and delays
Fremont residents and CAN group clash with the council over a proposed density increase for a 59 acre site near Niles Boulevard. Don Dillon seeks to limit density to 1 acre changes, preserving existing density on the rest. Opponents argue the plan harms Niles’ character and is unjustified while urging adherence to the general plan and seeking funds for historic preservation.
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Brooks
Council
Commission
William van Doorn
van Doorn
Gene Rhodes
Don Dillon
Dillon
Niles Boulevard
CAN
Niles
Art Lamport
Lyle Buehler
Linda Drive
Bay Area
Central Park
Buehler
California Historical Landmark Advisory Committee
Washington
Tremont Jaycees to name Outstanding Young Man of the Year
Fremont Jaycees will announce the Outstanding Young Man of the Year at a banquet at the International Kitchen. Nominees Howard Keene, 35, sales manager for Clementina in Concord. Dr Phillip M. Loeb, 33, physician. and Dr Steven P. Miller, 22, pediatrician, are Fremont residents. Erroll Bennet, VP of the California Jaycees, will speak. Call 742-8820 for info.
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Fremont
Tremont Jaycees
International Kitchen
Jaycees
Howard Keene
Clementina, Ltd
Concord
Phillip M. Loeb
Steven P. Miller
Erroll Bennet
The
California Jaycees
Call
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John Camera
Harold Alameda
Manuel J. Bernardo
Mittee
Youth Service Corps Winner
Daniel Arriaca
Gage Court
Robert A. Crenshaw
Irvington High School
Crenshaw
Daniel
Shoal
Pott
Leslie
U.S. Geological Survey
LS. Coast and Geodetic Survey
USGS
Adoice
Besco Co
Cduncil
Fremont Police Association
Don Driggs
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