Chesapeake project aims to revitalize Fremont shopping vibe
Chesapeake Co plans a 70 small shop and office complex on 110 acres between Fremont Plaza and Fremont Fashion Center to create a walkable, town and country style shopping area. The $3.5 million center, designed by Kinney Kiftie, targets a high tenant interest with a landscaped mall, seating, and pedestrian walkways to attract shoppers away from auto oriented malls.
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Fremont
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Fea
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Ruily Dettinrieder
Center For
Floods and Mudslides Sweep Southern California in Fresh Storm
A new Pacific storm drenched Southern California dumping rain and mud across Los Angeles and outlying counties. Authorities reported homes damaged and evacuees moved to shelters as rivers of debris plagued Glendora and other neighborhoods. The Weather Bureau warned of continued rain and possible mudslides through Sunday with snow in the Sierra Nevada.
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Nevada
Arcus Publication Notice in Fremont California
Public notice under Order No. 714n34 of the Superior Court of California Alameda County. Notices sent to general circulation in Fremont with post office entry and center square address for communications.
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State of California
Alameda
Fremont
California
Congress
Center Square
Caifornia
Franco declares state of exception amid student unrest in Spain
Franco's government suspended five articles of the constitution and banned gatherings as a state of exception aimed at quelling protests after Madrid and Barcelona universities were shut. Detainees may be freed within 72 hours or turned to authorities, while civilians face restrictions and potential exile.
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Barcelona University
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Requiem Mass set for Marie C. Greenwell 47
Marie C Greenwell 47 of Fremont died Thursday in Castro Valley. A memorial service schedule lists a 8 18 am service at Saint Joseph Church Fremont and a 7 30 am service at Berge Panpas Chapel Fremont with a Rosary at 9 pm tomorrow. She is survived by husband James B Greenwell and children Carolyn Stanley James E Greenwell, plus parents Newberry Johnson of Kentucky and sisters Ruby Melcher Nancy Coyle. Burial is private.
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Saint Joseph's Church
Mission Blvd
Fremont
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Carolyn Stanley
James E. Greenwell
Berge-Panpas
Fremont Blvd
Bomb Hoax Clears Fremont Bank Branch
A false bomb scare evacuated the Bank of America's Irvington Branch in Fremont. A man phoned in a threat saying an explosive was inside and to evacuate. police and staff searched the building for about an hour before no bomb was found and operations resumed.
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Bank
Fremont Blvd
S F State Protesters Jam Court
Protesters at San Francisco State campus rallied for 483 defendants in the city’s largest mass arrest. Police cleared the campus commons with a three hour lineup to jail, as officers moved detainees to awaiting transport.
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District Attorney's Office
Hayakawa
Hall of Justice
Faulty heater sparks fire at Connolly's Furniture
A wall heater ignited cardboard boxes and large pictures in Connolly's Furniture Store in Fremont causing about 1250 dollars in damage. Three fire units and nine firefighters responded to 40774 Fremont Blvd at 6 31 pm, with an employee using a extinguisher helping contain the blaze.
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Fremont
Fremont Blvd
Planners in Union City reject subdivision map dispute
Union City Planning Commission votes against a Cos tanzo Wilson Development Co. proposal near Decoto and Perry roads, overriding an earlier council approval. The panel favors 8000 square foot lots while some members back 6000 square foot zoning, and a final reading is paused awaiting further action. A separate tentative tract map for a multi family project along Alvarado Niles Road is approved.
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Costanzo
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Don Miller
Aurio Nieves
Wilbert Hendricks
Dan Lopez
Arthur Bras
Alvarado-Niles Road
Computer payroll error costs loom in HEW system
GAO reports a 1965 HEW payroll computer caused massive overpayments and misdated tax forms. Errors included paying those on leave or who had resigned, issuing $1.8 million in savings bonds later recovered, and $13 million withholding records left unadjusted.
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UPI
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HEW
General Accounting Office
GAO
House
Senate
Internal Revenue Service
MEW
Robert H. Finch
Two Yank Copters Hit 15 Killed
Continued from page one, a battle left one GI dead and several wounded. Allied forces found three more Communist arms caches, raising weekly total to ten supply camps discovered. In the Quarter provinces South Vietnamese troops uncovered a large cache 130 miles west of Saigon containing TNT, mortars, rifle rounds and grenades.
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yJnarthert
Newsman Wins HEW Position in Nixon Administration
Creed C. Black, executive editor of the Chicago Daily News, was announced as assistant secretary of Health, Education and Welfare for legislation. Rumors linked Shirley Temple Black to head the Children's Bureau, but she denied involvement. HEW also saw Ruby Martin resign as director of the civil rights office, a departure that drew concern from officials.
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UPI
Creed C. Black
Chicago Daily News
Martin
HEW
Finch
Philip
Lee
Health and Selenlife Affairs
Ohlone Designer to Speak in Spring Lecture Series
Ernest J Jump internationally known architect will present The Community College Concept in Architecture at 7 pm Thursday in the large lecture hall at 850 Washington Blvd Ohlone College The speaker is noted for designing Foothill Cabrillo and DeAnza Colleges in California and Illinois Community College Rock Valley College Admission is 1 for adults 54 cents for children with free entry for student body and staff card holders Tickets available at the door
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Ernest J. Jump
Lone Colege
Kump
Colege
At & Am
Washington Blvd
Foothill
Cabrillo
DeAnza
California
San Jose Water Works Employees Strike for Wage Medical Plan
172 members of Utility Workers Local 259 walked off the job at San Jose Water Works serving 146000 customers. Management said essential functions continued but meter reading halted leading to estimated bills next month. First strike in the company’s history.
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UPI
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N. J. Kendall
Tsonnt
Kendall
Sign Ups Urged For Medicare Doctor Bill Insurance
The Social Security Administration urges elderly Americans not yet in the voluntary doctor bill insurance to join before April 1. Commissioner Robert M. Ball will mail letters this month to about 800,000 people on basic Medicare hospital insurance who lack medical coverage.
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UPI
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