Fremont land appraisal rows over hospital site value
The hospital district holds about 400 000 in reserves as four appraisals on a five acre parcel owned by Fritz Burns Associates show values from 86 000 to 89 000 per acre, with total totals near 210 000 to 420 000 per acre range and concerns over CBD land values in Fremont's central business district.
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Fritz Burns & Associates
Fremont Meadows
Charles W. Getchell
Los Angeles
Fremont
Central Business
Civic Center Drive
New Street
Bank of Fremont
Cbd
Fremont Boulevard
Whale sighted on Harbor Queen cruise in San Francisco Bay
The Harbor Queen ferry crew aboard the 97 foot vessel near Tiburon reported a whale sighting in San Francisco Bay on a Friday voyage. Skipper Ulysses Grant Johnson slowed engines as the whale spouted water about 400 feet ahead, then surfaced near the stern as passengers watched.
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San Francisco
Harbor Queen
San Francisco Bay
Ulysses
Grant Johnson
Tiburon
Daily Review publication details and circulation note
The Daily Review of Fremont California announces publication details including circulation by order No a8 at Alameda Superior Court and post office entry as second class matter under Congress act. It lists subscription rates of 1.25 per copy and 15.40 per year and provides contact and office address in Fremont.
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Daily Review
Tock Moorhess
Huslnese Mgr
Superior Court of the
State of California
Alameda
Fumont
California
Center Square
Fremont
Sum
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Fremont Chamber Laughs At Politics At Fair Day Meeting
Fremont Chamber of Commerce held a luncheon at the International Kitchen where George Oakes challenged as a dentist running for county supervisor. Tom Tobarg quipped about the chamber distributing 150 free passes, potentially 300, tied to director numbers, amid talk of Independence Day events and a resignation in the charter list. Gene Rhodes and others ribbed Oakes during chatter about local politics as Operation Probe progress was discussed with Stanford Research Institute findings due February 9.
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George Oakes
Water Committee
Tom Tobarg
Chamber
Gene Rhodes
Oakes
Gret
Charter
Earl Jackson
Charer
Johorg
Timber Tangle Forces Noon Roadwork on Thornton Avenue
A timber tangle on Thornton Avenue between Fremont Boulevard and Maple Street forced traffic rerouting at noon. Police diverted autos while Plantero Corporation workers felled two large trees behind the Union Oil station at Fremont and Thornton. Amateur controllers aided traffic control as trees threatened power lines.
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Fremont Boulevard
Maple Street
Plantero Corporation of
San Jose
Union Oil
Fremont
Thornton
Sudden Awakening From a Telephone Prank in Navy Life
A Navy worker recounts a frightening moment when a mysterious phone call triggered panic and a rush of military paperwork forms. The encounter, mistaken as a security threat, reveals the prankster’s joke and a subsequent attempt to turn the tables with a retaliatory car explosion.
Viet Cong Break Truce Near Saigon Attacks Continue
Viet Cong fighters violated the lunar new year truce near Saigon and near Khe Sanh as mortars rockets and ground assaults hit South Vietnamese and U S troops. The clash left Marines and South Vietnamese wounded and several North Vietnamese killed during heavy fighting around the Pleiku and Khe Sanh areas.
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U.S
Khe Sanh
Demilitarized Zone
Trang Bangjp
Khe
Plex
Pleiku
Highlands
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Leathernecks
Newcomer to Newark Must Wait to Run
New Newark resident William D Martin who announced his bid to fill the city council vacancy must wait until he meets the one year residency requirement. Martin an engineer with George S Norte Civil Engineers of Palo Alto will seek a council seat in the first election after he qualifies and plans to pursue an appointment to the city planning or recreation commission in the interim.
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Getchell Land
Central Business District
Alltate
Rhodes
Carl Martineau Jr
Counci
Don Dillon
Geoffrey Steel
William van Doorn
Central Park
Getchell
Newark
Wiliam D Martin
Martin
George 5. Norte Civil Engineers
Palo Alto
City Planning Or Recreation Commission
Koreans Claim Pueblo Crew Healthy Despite Capture
North Korea broadcast claimed the Pueblo crew and officers were in good health after their capture near Wonsan. The report attacked U S officials and a Seoul newspaper story, saying the Enterprise was not entering Pohang and denying any fatalities among Americans.
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UPI
North Korea
Bucher
U.S
Pueblo
Washington
United
Lany
Lloyd M. Bucher
Pyongyang
Wonsan
Jcarrier
Hankook
Pyongyang Ilba
Saic
Pohang
Demands Met Keep SF Teacher Strike From Immediate Action
In San Francisco a strike vote was postponed for a month after Superintendent Jenkins agreed to 27 of 92 union demands from the San Francisco Federation of Teachers. The union, representing about one third of city teachers, sought reduced class sizes and better prep time and health coverage, while a rival non union group is not part of the talks.
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UPS
Jenkins
San Francisco Federation of Teachers
James &. Batlard
Jenkinson
T” Jenkins
Song
San Francisco Classroom ‘Teachers Association
Board of Education
Unique
Ballard
STAY Unit Offers Aid At Ohlone College
STAY volunteers at Ohlone College tutor fellow students to help them stay in college. Dean of Students William Blum launched the program and recruits tutors skilled in math and English, offering volunteers practical experience and a sense of contribution to campus life.
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Ohlone College
Ohlone
William Blum
STAY
Ghlone J
Blum
jEnglish
Barbara Hofucker
Terrte Dyer
Fremont Businesses Face Zoning Clash and Licences
After years of uneven enforcement a group of Fremont firms including Bodily's nursing home and the International Kitchen Sheltered by a 1965 admin mixup, were found operating in a zone they should not occupy. Officials noted licensing and building inspection rulings diverged, triggering calls for consistent zoning application and potential license reviews.
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Stephens
Fremont Boys Club fundraiser tickets aid boxing event
The Fremont Force Association purchased $100 worth of boxing tournament tickets to raise funds for the Fremont Boys Club which faces financial difficulties and must raise money to stay in operation.
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Fremont Force Association
Fremont
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