Community Events and Campus Activities in Fremont Area
Washington Township Women's Club editors present a listings column for Fremont area events on Tuesday and Wednesday. Highlights include Jewish history and festival programs at Centerville Church and Temple Beth Torah, Storyhour at Fremont libraries, Daybreak Drop-in Center sessions, Bridge and council meetings, college basketball games, yoga and art center exhibits, and various city and school meetings with times and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Township
Sus Santoro
P.O. Box
Fremont
California
Centerville Presbyterian Church
Central Ave
Temple Beth Torah
Church Women United
Storyhoye
Paseo Padre Parkway
Daybreak
Walnut Ave
Newark Community Center
Cedar Blvd
Tri-City
Council Chambers
Civic Center Drive
Ohiona College
Irvington High School
Blacow Road
Ohtone
Cal ‘State
Hayward
Donne
Storyhour
Irvington Library
Niles Library
Olive Hyde Art Center
Washington Blvd
Union City
City Hall
Whipple Road
Horner Junior High
Chapel Way
Kennedy High School
Framort
Donna
Mission Valley
Denise
YWCA
Fremont School Board
Fremont Blvd
Water quality hearing on Citizens Utilities held tomorrow night
ERGEMONT Att open public hearing on Citizens Utilities water quality will be at Nites Elementary School auditorium 37141 Second St starting 7 3 tomorrow night. Hearing called by the state Department of Health at the request of People for Better Water. Written and oral testimony will be taken under oath. Tentative agenda allows 3 minutes for Citizens Utilities, 30 minutes for Alameda County Water District, 15 minutes for the public. Based on evidence, the health department could issue compliance orders, take Citizens Utilities to court, or do nothing if no infraction is found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ergemont
Citizens Utilities Co
Nites
Second St
State Department of Health
Citizens Utilities
Alameda County Water District
Health Department
Economist to discuss inflation at Ohlone College
A nationally known economist and UC Berkeley professor Jett M. Leiiche will speak in Room 22 at Ohlone College 43600 Mission Blvd at 7 30 p m Thursday. He will explain the current recession and compare it with postwar crises while tying oil food population growth and starvation to U S options. The lecture is free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkeley
Ohlone College
Mission Blvd
Jett M. Leiiche
University of California At Berkeley
Council On Foreign Relations
World Affairs Council
United States
U.S. Department of State
France
England
Africa
America
Japanese Visitors to Fremont Dry Cleaning Group
A delegation from a Japanese dry cleaning association will stay in Fremont February 3 to visit Northern California plants. The visit, arranged by State Cleaners at 33 Grenmoor Drive, lasts about ten days and follows annual tours described by Leroy Speirs.
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Fremont
Grenmoor Drive
California
Leroy Speirs
Concert by Kennedy High School band Friday at Kennedy gym
Kennedy High School band and jazz ensemble perform in the Kennedy gym at 909 Blacow Roar at 8 p.m. Friday. Eagle Rock High School band members from Los Angeles join the concert. Tickets cost 2.50 per family 1.25 per adult and 0.75 per child.
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Fremont
Kennedy High School
Kennedy Gym
Blacow Roar
Eagle Rock
Los Angeles
Free film night at Union City Library hosts Bringing Up Baby
The Union City Library at 842 Alvarado Niles Boulevard offers a free screening of the 1938 Cary Grant and Katharine Hepburn comedy Bringing Up Baby tomorrow at 7. The event invites residents to enjoy classic cinema in the library’s program.
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Union City
Cary Grant
Katherine Hepburn
Alvarado-Niles Blvd
Cabello Elementary School opening date to be announced
The Cabello Elementary School completion date will be disclosed at tonight’s New Haven school district board meeting at the district office on Western avenue. Delays from weather and material shortages slowed construction after nearly a year. Trustees have debated an Easter opening or delaying until fall. Students currently attend two other district schools. The agenda also includes acceptance of Cabello site work. The school sits on Dyer Street in Alvarada.
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Union Cty
Cabello
Bealing
New Haven
Dyer Street
Alvarada
John Camara Jr
Cornell
Kent
Fanshawe Steel
Freshont
Karen
American High School
Shelly
Thornton Junior High
Kristen
Shannon
Oliveira
Stanford University
Planners to Review Newark Construction Projects Tonight
Newark planners meet at 8 p.m. in city hall to review mixed use projects. The agenda includes a second story addition at 6048 Breton Place owned by Peter Tari, elevations and signs for Rosemont Square Shopping Center, park identifications, and Cattlemens Restaurant sign proposals at Rosemont Center plus Glyss plans for Mirabeau and Masher Landing parks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
City Planning Commission
City Hall
Rosemont Square
Corder
Peter Tari
Breton Place
Cattlemens
Monment
Rosemont Center
Glyss
Mirabeau and
Masher Landing
Fremont officials to eye mail issue
Fremont officials consider policy options after Newark challenged curbside mail delivery in new subdivisions. Affected are 1,500 plus homes in Shapell Presley Northpointe and other developments. Staff recommends clustered neighborhood boxes or lobbying for Post Office policy changes while noting vandalism and maintenance concerns.
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Fremont
Newark
Speclacles
Toniy
Shapell
Presley
Northpointe
Cal West
Lincoln
Semco
Old Indian Hills
Rush
Going
Gentry
Ponderosa
Singer Housing Co
Grover City
San Luis Obispo County
Postal Service
Shapelt Tract
Post Office
Ee Tepoct
Fremont Trustee Candidate Emphasizes Fiscal Oversight
Sylvia Cornell, a homemaker and Centerville Trustee Area 3 candidate, stresses fiscal responsibility as key for Fremont Unified School District. She urges transparent financial reports, updated budgets, stable leadership, and strong attendance, while outlining plans for a replacement superintendent and stronger trustee community rapport.
Clemency Board Expands Reach Amid Surge in Applications
Charles Goodell, chair of the Presidential Clemency Board, says applications have doubled in 10 days as seven members tour the country after public service announcements. He notes a potential pool of about 121,000 men and nearing 2,000 total applications. The panel, created Sept. 16 in Ford's amnesty program, handles Vietnam draft resisters and deserters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Charles Goodell
Presidential Clemency Board
Bord
Goodell
Clemency Board
Ford
Marene
Vietnam
Dot
Fremont Deaths and Services Notices Compiled
Obituary notices for Elizabeth M. Osegueda Kenneth L. Hufford Vera H Bergum list survivors, church affiliations, and funeral details in Fremont. Services set at Fremont Chapel of the Roses and Fremont Memorial Chapel with interment at Holy Sepulchre and Cedar Lawn cemeteries. Donations requested to American Cancer Society.
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Osegueda
Elizabeth M
Fremont
Eugene W. Osgueda
Laura
Catherine
Philip
Paul
John
David Osegueda
Catherine Houston
Omaha
Nebraska
John Mahan
Fremont Newcomers Club
Las Antiquelagas of
Hayward
American Cancer Society
Fremont Chapel OF the Roses
Hufford
Kenneth
Leroy
Fremons
Helen Hufford
Linge Grayson
Wortland
Diane Stevens
Missouri
Searschiitren
Sadella
Ashland Lodge
F & AM
San Lorenzo
Teamster’s. Union
Oakland
Peralta Blvd
Temple Way
F & AM of San Lorenzo
West Point
California
Alter
Cedar Lawn Cemetery
Gordon B. Lindsey
Fremont Memorial Chapel
Jackson and Kennedy oppose oil tariff plan
Senators Henry M. Jackson and Edward M. Kennedy vowed to block President Ford from imposing a tariff on imported oil or easing price controls. They seek a 60 day House–Senate veto window to pursue alternative energy measures with support to override any veto. Leaders consider hearings and potential legal challenges while proposing import limits and rationing as last resorts.
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Washington
Ford
Congress
House of Congress
Senate
al Ullman
D-Ore
House
Ways and Means Committee
White House
Alameda County considers Status of Women commission
The five member Alameda County Board of Supervisors will meet in Oakland at 9 a.m. to decide on creating a Commission on the Status of Women. The proposal, backed by the Human Relations Commission and women's groups, cites housing, jobs, credit, services, and media as areas needing direct county focus. Earlier hearings urged a dedicated commission rather than a mere committee. The day also includes a 1 a.m work session on monthly night meetings and an afternoon session to discuss pretrial detention facilities for downtown Oakland.
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Alameda
Commission On the Status of Women
Human Relations
Commission
Oakland
Tri City Area Fire Calls Reported Across Multiple Incidents
Fire department logs show multiple calls in the Tri City area including short electrical on Fremont Boulevard and a crash on Bryant Street. Incidents list leaks, possible vehicle fires, and investigations at locations in Fremont Newark and surrounding streets.
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Tri-City
Redona
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Niles Hills
Charles Dunlap
Sylvia Cornell
Centerville
Harold Alameda
FUSD
Williany
Johnny
Sai
Westridge Fairoaks Homeowners Association
Federation of Fremont Residents
Girl Scouts of America
American High
Dick Arey
Hewlett-Packard Co
Arey
Larry Epsoin
Ray Smith
Colgate-Palmolive
Sylvia J. Cornell
Fiscal Responsibility
Jackson
Kennedy
Gavs
Hugh Carey
New Yorks
Reubin Askew
Florida
Michael Dukakis
Massachusetts
Ford Reed
Henry Jackson
Ted Kennedy
Status of Women Council
Charlie Santana
Berge Pappas Mortuary
Fremont Biya, Framst Srriegall Fis
Daan
Alamena County Tire
Union Cit
Fremint
Felten
Lava Bain
Bryant Snemove Beare
Oebeis
Peron Padre Parkway
Wehoke
Fainwell
Mowry Wash
Chan
Savioy Ab Maynens
Torentan
Trakin Hyarant
DY Am
DAS Aen
Noga Miegh Sr
Ame
Arcus
Validerren
Tensavatan
Regier
The
Daly Berit, Tc
Collorio
Californa
Marmbaerdards Bureau
Chevlovion
Prana
Ren
Harry
Hatfield
Vata
Cader
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