Schools' needs explained before tax election in Fremont
Fremont district board president Mary G Rodrigues said seven public meetings on district finances convinced her a thorough explanation of needs is required before a tax increase election. Trustees noted rising costs from annual salary hikes and expanding student enrollment, split opinions on consolidating principals, and the need to study curriculum while preparing for a future tax vote.
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Fremont
Mary G. Rodrigues
Fremont Unified School District Board
Rodrigues
Revirigues
Citizens Advisory Committee On
Nixon plans big revenue sharing and cabinet shrinkage
Nixon pushes a sweeping plan to share federal tax revenues with states and municipalities and to reorganize government departments. He proposes eight cabinet agencies, including Commerce and Transportation, while preserving State Treasury Justice and Defense. Critics in Congress and mayors fear cuts to urban aid and doubt revenue sharing.
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Departments of State, Treasury, Justice and Defense
Post Office Department
U.S. Postal
Nixon
Capitol Hill
House
Ways and Means Committee
Ways and Means
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
U.S. Conference of Mayors
Poverty program abuses charged
Thomas Fike, executive director of the Alameda County Legal Aid Society, said he is investigating charges that the federally funded poverty program’s legal arm has extended services to clients who can afford private legal care. Mrs. Marilyn Blawie, a California State College Hayward professor, voiced the charge at a Legal Aid Committee meeting and says a civil rights liberal stance underpins the allegations. Fike will respond at the committee’s February 1 meeting.
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Thomas Fike
Alameda County
Legal Aid Society
Fike
Nature keys ceremony plans and Fremont Band concert
Continuation from page 7 describes a ceremony with orchestral accompaniment and a parade of state flags before the Bear flag ceremony. Following the event, the Fremont Concert Band will perform under the baton of John Comes. An informal reception is planned in the basement.
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Fremont
John Comes
Police
Upholsterer's hearing postponed in grand theft case
Fremont preliminary hearing against Adrian Reynan, a San Jose resident, on grand theft charges was postponed after Judge Roy Pucci urged deputy DA John Bell to notify Reynan's attorney Marilyn Blawie that required documents remain unfiled. Spokespersons for Household Finance Corp allege promised upholstery work was not performed before contract sales.
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Fremont
Union
Adrian Pr
Meagan Galcout
Roy G. Pucci
Dist. Atty
John Bell
Reynan
Marilyn Blawie
San Jose
Household Finance Corp
City mulls two fire stations with option for overpass
City discussion centers on whether two stations can provide the same service as three. Existing stations are on Ruschin and Thornton Ave with a future temporary site on Bluebell Drive. An overpass at Newark Boulevard and tracks is proposed to enable emergency access and ease traffic, while capital plans through 1974–75 add public buildings, equipment, parks, and street work. Council reaffirms Bitch Grove Park development and drainage plans. Lewis opposes the move.
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Balentine
Ruschin
Thornton Avenue
Mowry West
Bluebell Drive
Newark Boulevard
Turnland
Fire Department
Bitch Grove
Woman fined for bad checks in Fremont case
Diana Lee Walker 34 was fined 190 and placed on eight months probation in municipal court on charges of passing worthless checks. Arrested for buying 470 dollars worth of clothes in Fremont with bad checks, police said she had also bought 400 dollars of clothes in San Jose by the same ruse.
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Fremont
Diana Lee Walker
Phnom Penh Fed by War as Cambodian Capital Struggles
Phnom Penh faced flight cancellation and a siege atmosphere after a Communist assault on the capital. Casualties exceed 500 as mortar and air attacks disrupt daily life. U.S. weighs increased air support while Khmer Rouge fighters push along Highway 4 toward the port of Kampong Som. refugees stream from the city.
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API
Cambodia
U.S
Saigon
Gaki Washington
Passai
Cam
Bodia
Kompong Som
Pich Nil Pass
Cham Chau
Phnom Perth
Phno
U. S
Vane Penh
Friay
Water District vs Jamieson over quarry pumping set for March 29
Alameda County Water District seeks injunction to halt pumping from Jamieson quarry pits. Judge Sabraw fixed March 29 after a pretrial conference, with jury to decide damages and a judge to rule on liability and cross-claim validity. Parties cite weather delays and expect a five day court trial and eight day jury phase.
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Oakland
Jamieson Co
Alameda County Water District
Superior Court
M. 0. Subraw
Water District
John Tallett
R. Lowell Miller
Jamieson
Tallett
Sabraw
Jameson
Miller
Richard G. Logan
Richard J. Hohiman
Talett
Fremont fire chief resigns amid department changes
Fremont officials announced the resignation of the fire chief who sustained a back injury last August while on duty. McDaris, who joined the Fremont Fire Department in October 1949, has received medical care and will be aided by the State Compensation Fund due to his disability, with retirement age noted as 55.
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McDaris
Maree Strate McDaris
Fremont
Wood
McDanis
Seville Court
Strate
Proposed dike dispute clarified in yesterday Angus
Page 1 report on a South Bay flood control dike misstated Sierra Club stance against a USGS study. Loma Prieta Chapter officers said there is evidence Leslie Sall Co may have encroached on marshlands once public navigable land. The text should have read citing rather than fighting, an error in transmission.
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Angus
South Bay
Sierra Club
U.S. Geological Survey
Loma Prieta
The
Leslie Sall Co
Burglary Streak Reported in Fremont Area
Fremont residents report ongoing burglaries with no safe house as Griffins are cited as victims in two prior break ins. A coin collection valued at 4000 dollars was stolen in one incident. A witness described suspects as two strangers seen loitering nearby. The taller man had auburn hair with sideburns. both wore dark clothing.
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A Wit
Court blocks rest home cuts in Alameda County
A Superior Court injunction temporarily blocks a $25 monthly cut in welfare grants for about 2,000 aged and infirm residents in Alameda County residential care homes. Judge Robert Kroninger orders Welfare Director Hrayr Terzian to appear Feb 4 to justify restoring the reductions. The suit, filed by the California Association of Resident Care Homes, Inc, argues the closed-end state funding cannot cover higher grants.
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Alameda County
Superior Court
Robert Kroninger
Hrayr Terzian
Coun
Terzian
California Association of Resident Care Homes, Inc
Obituary notices for Hirsch Jordan and Schnyder families
Funeral services are set for Ida C. Hirsch 88 and Carrie M. Jordan 74 in Fremont Gilroy and Newark areas with interments at Irvington Memorial Cemetery Holy Sepulchre Cemetery and St Edward Church. Also, Moritz Schnyder , Swiss native, resident of Fremont for three years, husband Olga and father to John and Walter. arrangements by Chapel of the Palms.
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Wolf
Masons” and
Odd Fellows
Gilroy
Carrie M. Jordan
Fremont
Fremont Chapel of the Roses
Peralta Blvd
Irvington Memorial Cemetery
Arkansas
Moritz Schnyder
St. Edward's Church
Newark
Holy Sepulcure
Haywant
Switzer-land
Olga Schnyder
John E. Schnyder
Walter M. Schnyder
Oakland
Caroline Bu
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