Trustees Push Two Bond Issues For College Campus
Trustees urge April 14 election on two bond issues totaling 11.1 million dollars to fund pulling structures and campus needs. If Proposition 1 passes the tax rate could rise from seven to seven seven cents. if both pass the rate would reach eight four cents. No land purchases are planned with new bonds as the campus has already been acquired. The board favored unity on the ballot despite some opposition over timing.
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Newsmen confined amid siege reports in rebel enclave
Newsmen in the rebel enclave say they are confined with a guard posted at the entrance. From various sources they report starvation, famine and looting, while official Nigerian reports vary. They report no food water or beds available to them.
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Bay Area hit by relentless rains and major slides
Record rainfall lashed Northern California, with the San Francisco Bay Area hardest hit. Two inches in 24 hours and near weekly highs caused floods and deadly debris slides. A Concord patrolman drowned as floodwaters swept his pickup downstream.
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Newark Fire Plans Buy Back-Up Truck Amid Lake Tahoe Route Concerns
Newark officials weigh purchasing a used truck to replace aging engines as Fire Chief Dean Holegrafe and a mechanic inspect a Zephyr Cave vehicle for potential under $40 000 buy. The plan supports temporary third fire station work in Mowry West with a manned station only by 1971. Opposition also grows over Southern Crossing eight-lane bridge linking India Basin to Bay Farm Island amid Bay Area transit concerns. The council meeting starts at 8 p.m. in Newark City Hall.
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Hong Kong Hosts First Dance Marathon Ever
Nineteen couples danced nonstop for one hour in Hong Kong’s inaugural dance marathon. The winning pair donated their 1870 dollar prize to charity.
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City boat storage space draw set at Lake Mirabeth Boat House
Dorothy Williams at Lake Mirabeth Marina leads Doug Ward and Skip Domville to test El Toro boat storage in the new facility. An open drawing for 108 covered and 60 open spaces for boats up to 20 feet will be held at 2 p.m. January 31 at the Boat House. Fremont residents pay 5 per month, 25 for six months, and 45 per year. non residents pay higher fees. Entry forms are available at local community centers and the Boat House.
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Fremont Seeks Top School Objectives via Area Surveys
Fremont Unified School District conducts surveys of students parents and teachers to identify priority educational needs by attendance area. The effort uses a systems analysis approach to align goals cost and programs and plans to implement feasible changes by September.
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Kennedy High
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Niles Creek landscaping proposal draws muted public response
Public attendance at a hearing on landscaping the Niles Creek segment between Mission Boulevard and Niles Canyon was light. Al Redd condemned narrow planning and urged deeper work on safety and long term esthetics while noting the large project share and maintenance costs to Fremont, the park district, and the flood control district. The plan requests roughly $28 million with federal and local funding and moves to Washington and Congress for approval.
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Fremont library bid wins boost for reader center here
Alameda County Library Advisory Commission approved a Fremont reader center plan last week. If the county board and state library board approve, Fremont could access substantial state and federal funds. city actions also consider bid openings for contracts and drug prevention programs.
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Center ceremony opens Union City shopping center
Union City prepares to open the Town and Entry Shopping center on Whipple Road near the Nimitz Freeway this afternoon. Oakland Raiders will attend from 3 to 6 p.m. with a ribbon cutting at 3 30 p.m. Eight stores including Jim Otto's OO Liquors Cross Complete Cleaners and Pepper Tree Lounge are now open. Developer John Hughes of Braddock and Logat San Leandro sponsors the event.
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Burglars Loot Northgate Meade Homes on Fremont Blvd
Four homes in the Northgate subdivision were raided Tuesday night on Fremont Boulevard. Burglars pried open rear doors and stole 17 bedspreads 8 lamps 1 table 2 sets of shapes 4 plaques a portable bar two bar stools and a dresser. Police have not yet determined the value of the stolen goods.
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Fire damages Manila Broadcasting Co studio complex
Fire swept through the Manila Broadcasting Co studios on Monday causing an estimated 25 million in damage and disrupting operations. Fire officials battled flames for several hours to bring the blaze under control.
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Bay Area Forecast Warm Winds Amid Rain Likely Through Friday
San Francisco Bay Area sees mostly cloudy skies with intermittent rain through Friday. Mild temperatures with low at night in the mid 50s and highs in the 60s or 70s. Small craft advisory for southerly winds 20 to 30 mph with rain chances near 90 percent Thursday and 80 percent Thursday night. Northern and Central California expect intermittent rain, Sacramento Valley little temperature change with lows around 50 and highs near the 60s.
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