Fremont Newark and Union City explore combination bus system
A Fremont area transit board discussed a combination system using fixed larger buses on high demand routes and smaller taxi-like vehicles for less dense areas. They support a manipulated peak interval and a one hour off peak schedule, with Schmidt tasked to prepare a detailed proposal by early March.
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South Bay flood dike plan draws sharp opposition
Citizens and environmentalists clash over a flood dike for the South Bay near Leslie Salt ponds. Critics warn it could wipe out half the water surface, raise summer temperatures, and threaten salt operations. They urge federal review of jurisdiction and siltation studies before any boundary-dike construction.
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Upholsterer to face fraud charges in Union City case
Adrian P. Reynan 44 of San Jose faces grand theft and fraud charges after a Fremont municipal court hearing set for tomorrow regarding alleged fraudulent installment contracts. A finance firm bought 14 contracts from Reynan tied to a Union City shop, with sums of 150 to 625 dollars and forged signatures cited.
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Fremont Hub
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House of London
Fremont Plaza globe lights theft nets arrest
Junior White, 20, of Fremont, was charged after allegedly admitting he and others stole four globes from Fremont Plaza Shopping Center. Police report that the globes, valued at 188 dollars, were found at White’s home along with two other suspects. White reportedly planned to use the globes in a psychedelic lighting process. Coral Huckstep and D R Goguen faced possession charges after being stopped nearby.
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Hamilton Way
Fremont
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Walnut Creek
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Melina
San Lorenzo
Liberian tanker Universe Patriot explodes off Sardinia
A Liberian registered tanker named Universe Patriot exploded and caught fire off Sardinia near San Pietro. Italian authorities reported crew abandon ship amid rough seas and high winds. Two tugs a navy frigate and a launch were en route as rescue boats faced delays from the weather.
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Area college group to meet in Fremont tonight
A new organization formed of trustees from Bay Area junior colleges will hold its first meeting at 7 15 this evening in the International Kitchen. Nine area colleges are expected to join the trustees' organization, according to Abe Hochler president of the Fremont Newark Community College District.
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Raid on Phnom Penh Bursts Into Major Battle Front
UPI reports heavy clashes in Phnom Penh as Communist forces attack along the Mekong river bank and batter the Naval base and a government ferry dock. Mortar barrages strike the airport and a bridge, while Cambodian troops, backed by US air strikes, push toward Pich Nil Pass as battles rage for control of the lifeline highway.
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Oil slick near Point Reyes eases as crews work through night
Volunteers labored for a second straight night to shore barriers around a lagoon feeding the region’s major Pacific nesting grounds for great blue herons and white egrets. Three miles of Point Reyes beaches remained lightly oiled while Pacifica reported little oil. Standard Oil estimated 840,000 gallons spilled from the Oregon Standard after Monday’s collision under the Golden Gate Bridge, with about 338,000 recovered by 50 ships, trucks and volunteers. About 2,000 birds were rescued and cleaned, with no death toll yet estimated.
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Fremont district trustees weigh school budget cuts
Fremont United School District trustees last night wrapped the final of seven public meetings on next year’s finances. More than 150 people attended at Patterson Elementary. President Mary G. Rodrigues said administrative cuts may be limited but could save up to 250000. Residents urged eliminating high school teacher prep periods, a move opposed by teachers. Trustees indicated only limited options remain, including salary cuts, tax increases, or student program reductions.
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Fremont teen killed in Grimmet Boulevard crash
A 17 year old girl, Susan L. McDow, died after her MG sports car collided with Mona M. Nielsen's station wagon at Grimmer and Blacow Boulevard yesterday at 2 p.m. McDow, of 5104 Roycroft Way, Fremont, was pronounced dead at Washington Hospital. Passenger Diana Marie Wyss, 18, of 414 McNamara St., Fremont, was treated and released. Nielsen, 40, of 4804 Regents Park Lane, Fremont, was injured and treated. Police continue investigation.
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Fremont tackles trailer parking rules at planning meeting
At a heated Fremont planning commission session the panel forwarded the special study committee’s recommendations to the city council with changes that could soften the strict rules. Debates focused on a five year conditional use permit for large campers and weight or length limits while granting guest parking relaxations under controlled durations.
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Obituaries: Kinnard and Nelson Services in Fremont and Oakland
Funeral services are planned for Kinnard who died in Oakland at 62. A Canadian native, she lived in Alameda County 10 years and leaves a son Wayne Jacobs and sisters Lily Herb and Hal Thumlert. Services Thursday at Newark Memorial Chapel, private burial. Also, John M. Nelson, 47, of Fremont, died Monday. services today at Fremont Chapel of the Hose Mortuary, with burial Cedar Lawn Memorial Cemetery. He is survived by wife Barbara, daughter Sandra, son John, and extended family.
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Sandra Gonsalves
Union City
John Nelson
Howard Nelson
Orlando
Ohio
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New Jersey
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