Few Feet Cause Big Hassle Over Additions
Fremont council tackles a dispute with plumber Dunlap who built a two foot forward recreation room and a four by one foot dressing room without permits. Staff note setback violations and high moving costs, while Dunlap’s attorney cites pine trees and lot shape. Council weighs permits, variances, and potential land purchase to resolve the issue.
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Fremont
Charles Danian
Montecito Drive
Dunlap
Geoffrey Steel
Herb Epstein
Utut Cole
Burke Bradley
Bradley
Dallaire
Gene Rhodes
Steel
Paleo Tate
Irvington Association to Install Officers at Fremont Gym
Fremont residents will attend the Irvington Businessmen's and Women's Association animal installation of officers at 7 p.m. on February 1 at the Fremont Gym, 42400 Blacow Road. Reservations cost four dollars per person, with contact numbers for Jerry Dekaach and Helene Sikora. The note explains the venue access and requests members to help extend Blacow Street to ease travel. SACRAMENTO UPI The state Department of Consumer Affairs launched a program to curb fraudulent mail order practices by requiring advertisers reveal full business addresses and contact details. The department will send letters urging media compliance with the law and emphasizes consumer rights to know who they are doing business with.
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Fremont
Irvington Businessmen’s and Women's Association
Fremont Gym
Blacow Road
Osgood Road
Osgood
Washington Boulevard
Blacow
Roberts Avenue
Jerry Dekaach
Helene Sikora
Sacramento
UPI
State Department of Consumer Affairs
Patricia Gayman
Zumwalt Says U S Has Lost Naval Superiority
Retired Adm Elmo Zumwalt Jr told a Kern County conference that the United States has negotiated away arms supremacy to the Soviet Union. He urged maintaining sea power as critical to national security and criticized defense budget cuts emphasizing obsolete Navy weapons since 1963.
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Bakersfield
Elmo Zumwalt Jr
United States
Soviet Union
Russia
Zamwalt
Kern County
Zumwwalt
Zumwalt
Graduate School of Management
Vanderbilt University
Budgd
Oil firm to appeal FTC ruling in exhaust claim
Standard Oil Co. of California said it will appeal a federal order to the Sth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals over a FTC ruling that its F310 gasoline additive misrepresented eliminating exhaust pollutants. The decision also requires advertising for all products to be reviewed for misrepresentation.
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San Francisco
UPI
Standard Oil Co
California
Federal Trade Commission
Sth
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
FTC
Standard
PSA to trim staff and flights to offset costs
Pacific Southwest Airlines plans furloughs for 500 cabin staff and 100 pilots and ground crew, with 0 stewardesses and 0 ticket agents affected. The California only carrier with 2,600 employees will reduce flights beginning mid February and discuss further cuts with pilot representatives.
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San Diego
UPL
Pacific Southwest Airlines
J. Cloud Andrews
PSA Chainmain
Andrews
PSA
California
Benicia tanker jams pier in San Francisco Bay collision
A Liberian tanker loaded with crude oil struck a pier iron device near the Benicia Martinez ship channel in dense fog. The Norfolk suffered minor dents while the incident caused over 590000 dollars in damage and did not halt bridge traffic. Commercial tugs freed the vessel, which resumed toward a Martinez refinery.
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Borden Cally Weiy
Calnon
Norfolk
Martinez
San Francisco Bay
Tt Bridge
U S to borrow 28 billion in peacetime six month drive
The Treasury Department will borrow 28 billion over the next six months to cover federal deficits. The plan relies on lifting the debt ceiling from 495 billion, with Treasury Secretary Simon proposing a new debate limit at a House hearing.
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UPI
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Federal Resire Board
Treasury
Congress
William E. Simon
House
Ways and Means Committee
Ford
Huanelngnvolves
Jack Bennett
Bennett
Federal Financing Bank
Trustees Seek Full Audit Amid Alameda Case Dispute
Trustees move for a full audit as Bell notes missing funding worksheets. County council issues an opinion that secret charges behind Alameda's dismissal should stay secret, contradicting an earlier stance by the state legislative council.
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Alameda
County Council
State Legislative Council
Datsun Names New Head As President Change
Hiroshi Majima was named president of Nissan Motor Corp U S A replacing Yutaka Katayama who had led the firm that builds the subcompact Datsun for ten years. Majima also joins the executive board of Nissan Motor Co Ltd in Tokyo while Katayama becomes chairman of the board.
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UPL
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Nissan Motor Corp
U.S.A
Yutaka Oon
Bul
Datsun
Majima
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Copa
Ed Ofeis
Nissan Motor Co., Ltd
Tokyo
Katayama
Special studies plan okayed by Ohlone trustees in Fremont
Ohlone College trustees approved a special studies process to quickly create vocational courses with minimal paperwork and nontransferable class credit. The plan aims to meet state licensure needs with targeted training for groups seeking rapid skill attainment.
Lawyers back county in judge appointment dispute
Alameda County Democratic Lawyers' Club appeals to the California Supreme Court in support of Anderson in a bid to confirm his appointment to the Superior Court to fill Judge Lewis Sherman’s term after Sherman’s death. The brief argues the governor has sole authority to appoint a successor, with Heafey awaiting a response by January 3.
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California Supreme Court
Fas
Alameda County
Democratic Lawyers’ Club
Carl Anderson
Th. Anderson
Lewis Sherman
Sherman
Redmond Ats
Anderson
George Phillips Jr
Jerry Brown
Oakland
Edwin A. Heafey Jr
Heafey
Frien
Jon Lee
Alai County
Sam Yorty to host weekly TV talk show in 1960s
Former Los Angeles mayor Sam Yorty will host a weekly hourlong talk show on KCOP Channel 13 starting February 2 at 8 30 p.m Sundays. He plans to interview two peers per program and select studio audience members. The first guests are Police Chief Edward Mr Davis and County Supervisor James Hayes.
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Los Angeles
WPI
Sam Yorty
Yorty
KCOP
Channel 13
Edward Mr. Davis
James Hayes
Film agent pleads guilty in porno rap case
A film agent pleads guilty in a case involving distributing pornographic movies. The actor and owner of Somerset Cinema Inc. face possible six months in county jail and fines. Sentencing set for February 27 regarding films Deep Throat and The Devil in Miss Jones shown at Center Theater across from Centerville station.
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Hendel
Center Theater
Centerville Thre
Lakin
Somerset Cinema Inc
City council vote on curbside mailboxes sparks local clash
Northpointe residents accuse post office delays after missed deliveries and work pay loss. Council approves urgency ordinance despite objections, citing postal service constraints. Other actions include a general plan amendment for Nilés Hills open space and a scenic highways element.
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Northpointe
Michael Lyon
Lake Barner Lang
Dillon
Nilés Hills
Cooperative Personnel Services
State Personnel Board
Critics of CIA probe told wait
Sacramento report quotes former Gov Ronald Reagan as saying critics of the Ford appointed CIA probe should wait for the commission’s findings. Reagan, a commission member, urged critics to withhold judgment until after the panel’s work, noting charges of spying and praising the diverse views on the Rockefeller chaired panel. He missed one meeting due to prior commitments.
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Sacramento
Ronald Reagan
Ford
CIA
Reagan
United States
Kcra Television
Nelson A. Rockefelter
Aid
Lafayette Firm Buys Lide Faire Reacreation Site Plan
A Lafayette firm acquires the Lid Faire and adjacent acre recreation area. If Bedford and associates pursue substantial changes to the IS-acre site, the city would require a special civic review. City planners and council members would have limited power to approve or block development.
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Bedford and Associates
City Planers
Fire causes $100,000 damage in West Los Angeles
A major alarm fire in West Los Angeles caused an estimated 100000 dollars in damage to a construction site or building. No injuries were reported as investigators began probing the blaze’s cause.
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Los Angeles
UPI
West Los
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