Hillview School faces no pay ruling for illegal electrical work
Fremont trustees confront legality of roughly $38,000 in Hillview Continuation School electrical work after a state code breach and questions over bidding. County counsel warns lawsuits possible regardless of action, while some $25,000 in bills had already been paid and two late checks await board decision.
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Hillview Continuation School
Wiliam Bolt
Hillview
Seaiof
Harold
Gloria Carr
Alameda
The
Argus
Ball
Balt
Gould Electric Co
Sax
Seme
Sopioves
Scheol Board
Williamson Commiitation School
Bolt
Harry Sheppard
Sheppard
Alameda County Plumbing Co
Fremont Paying Co
District Finance Office
Fremont school audit urged over half million state report gap
Fremont trustees debated a $520000 discrepancy between the district budget and state reports. Officials blamed crossed-out figures on the county form and called for an external audit costing $15000 to $50000. Trustees discussed hiring Price Waterhouse, Peat Marwick, and others and debated reemploying Harold Alameda as facilities director while Larry Sylva nears retirement.
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Alameda
Fremont
Donald Brooks
Inez Ross
Price Waterhouse and Co
Peat, Marwick, Mitchell and Co
Ross
Pot Finance
Carr
Newark Council Approves 54100 Development Funds Plan
Newark city council approved 54000 in community development funds after a three month civic group process. Funds will provide storm drains on the west end from Sunset Avenue to Thornton Avenue and Spruce to Elm Street to prevent floods around about 200 homes while the rest funds support a neighborhood project.
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Newark
Sunset Avenue
Thornton Avene
Spruce
Elm Street
Ford ties economy to 76 candidacy
President Ford said he might not seek a full term in 1976 if economic conditions were dire with double digit inflation and high unemployment. He expected the economy to improve by next year and defended his energy program while warning about possible oil embargoes and the risk of further Middle East conflict.
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UPI
Ford
White House
NBC
John Chancellor
John
Middle East
FBE
United States
Israel
Henry ‘A. Kigsinger
Soviet Union
Geneva
Kissinger
Isaael
Blood drive kicks off at Washington Hospital
Harry Avila of Washington Hospital helps launch a blood donation campaign sponsored by the Fremont Chamber of Commerce. Sandra Nylander and Bobbie Sharp assist as over four pints are collected at the mobile unit parked at the hospital to boost donor clubs amid a new law banning paid donations. For club setup information, call Ms. Nylander in Oakland.
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Harry Avila
Washington Hospital
Fremont Chamber of Commerce
Sandra Nylarter
Alameda-Contra Costa Medical Association
Bobbie Sharp
Nylander
Oakland
The
Medical Association
Acreage gift ties land to costly development plan
Fremont pursues a 10 acre land gift tied to a new $5 million South County Hall of Justice. Developer Ernest Ivaldi seeks density changes for a 46 acre rear tract toward Fremont Boulevard with RG-15 apartments while the Paseo Padre frontage splits between commercial visitor uses and offices. A planned district option could curb planning control, and an environmental impact report is due end of month ahead of hearings in March.
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Fremont
Paseo Padre Parkway
Walnut Avenue
Newark
South County Hall of Justice
Stevenson Boulevard
Hayward
Ernest Ivaldi
L.S. Williams Co
Ivaldi
Fremont Boulevard
Valdi
Tvaldi
Waldi
al Evans
Iwalde
Herb Epstein
Uncertain Weather Forecast Ahead With Fog and Rain
Forecast calls for fair conditions today with patchy night and morning fog. Tonight brings increased chances of rain tomorrow. Lows around 20 to 48, highs 55 to 42, and 58 to 42 for tomorrow. Monty Fre mont records show yesterday's high 42 and low 48.
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Fremont
Auto rebate program yields happy results
Detroit reports mid January auto sales up sharply as rebates lift industry totals to 131,132 cars for mid January. Chrysler led gains with 89 percent rise in first 10 days, GM up 54 percent, American Motors near 35 percent, Ford about 12 percent. Dealers note strong early results despite overall 1970s slump and discuss scope of rebates.
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UPL
U.S
Chrysler Corp
General Motors
American Motors
Ford Motor Co
Thryster
R. K. Brown
Chrysler
Auto Company
Ford
American Motors Corp
Cal
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