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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1970
Page
4
Fisher notes Fremont considered building a hospital wing with bond funds for Washington. Kaiser unlikely to move soon. New HFP regulations give the commission real teeth, allowing denial of state licenses if projects exceed local needs, effective Jan 1. Many license applications were filed late last year to advance HFIP endorsement.
Kaiser Engineers report supports a long range pipeline across the peninsula to the ocean as the Bay Delta solution. The plan outlines a tidal outfall, collector lines from Fremont Newark Union City and Livermore Amador Valley, and funding and feasibility steps led by Frank Belick. The approach faces crossing salt ponds a railroad tracks slough and river, with a possible special treatment plant later if Bay plans change. Belick notes a February technical committee meeting to define scope and funding, with a joint powers agreement among cities as a financing option.
Fremont USD will hold a June 2 primary for two seats on its board of directors. Director Conrad E. Anderson seeks another term while Edward E. Weiss was absent ill. Terms run four years on the Fireman board. The district also appointed Raymond E. Booge to lead a regional waste discharge study with Nathaniel Daniels as his alternate.
Newark head Balentine announces plan to run again while targeting the central business district with goals for four years. He cites absentee landlords as a key problem and promises continued efforts to unite merchants and landlords, noting past Chamber of Commerce attempts found little landlord interest. He operates an Newark insurance agency and lives on Dalewood Drive with his wife and five children. Harry Laws’s council term also expires. Lewis has not decided on re election.
A city panel led by Police Chief John Fabbri and Dr. Philip Loeb named to screen candidates for the anti drug post. The group backed supporting the Fremont Teen Center as a recreation hub for teens, with a two hour hot line already operating for youths seeking help.
Newark planners resume consideration of a proposal for a second trailer coach park near Willow Street and Thornton Avenue after conflicts over street abandonments with Sun Valley landowners. The panel will also review plans for a Newark Unified School District elementary school in The Lake area, funded by state building money, and a Transamerica Development Co. plan to add 182 patio homes in The Lake. A variance to allow a non masonry fence at an office building near Newark Boulevard and Mayhews Landing Road is also on the agenda. meetings start at 9 a.m. at City Hall Newark.
Forecasts predict rain Tuesday forenoon with showers Tuesday afternoon. Clearing Tuesday night with fair Wednesday. Tuesday highs 56 to 60, lows upper 40s to low 50s. Westerly wind decreasing. Rain chance 80 percent Tuesday, 10 percent Tuesday night. Occasional rain likely over central California Tuesday, showers Tuesday afternoon north. Clearing all areas Tuesday night, then fair Wednesday with cooler north Tuesday and all areas Tuesday night.
A Saturday morning bus crash in Sonora left one Fremont man hospitalized in good condition with two fractured legs. Richard William, 32, the driver, was aboard a bus carrying 40 Valley youths on a ski trip. Three Pleasanton residents were released in good condition Sunday: Karen Seekel 17 Christina Mobr 4 and Francis Kuch 2.
Newarkers will wait for Birch Grove Park at Birch and Robertson streets as recreation officials outline a two stage plan funded by federal grants and possibly city funds or a bond issue. The project aims to preserve the site’s natural features with trees rocks and lone pines while commissioners review sketches delayed by staff illness.
Seventeen people were processed in the Fremont municipal court on narcotics charges. Wayne Owens of Fremont received three years probation for amphetamine possession after Union City arrest. Larry Foster drew 30 days in county jail with time served. Several defendants faced charges ranging from possession to selling marijuana and heroin, with hearings and plea dates set through January and April.
Newark Unified School District trustees meet tonight to approve preliminary architectural drawings for Churchill Continuation High School and five portable classrooms on a site prepared by Corwin Booth and Associated Architects. The $215,928 project covers planning, offsite improvements and inspections. Also on the agenda is a proposal by M D Silva Intermediate principal Ry Edwards to test a daily independent study period for selected seventh and eighth graders with library access and room to arrange time in other classes.
Funeral services are planned for Vonnie L Boots Hunter age 2 who died Sunday in San Leandro. Services and burial date unknown. Berge Pappas Mortuary Fremont handles arrangements. Hunter was a Topeka native and Fremont resident for two years. She is survived by Kimberly and Michelle Hunter, mother Kim Whalen, and aunt Anna I Riggin of Fremont.
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