Fremont restaurant cited with health code violations
The Spin a Yarn restaurant, owned by John Dovalis Nick Pagonis and Louis Pappas, faced 10 counts alleging dirty floors cracked walls unwashed paint defective window screens unpainted shelves unclean meat blocks inadequate dishwashing chemicals a leaking sink poor utensil storage open storage of staples no visible thermometer and a can of insect poison found on a shelf. The case, discussed before Judge Sabraw, seeks criminal handling with potential $500 per count fines or six months jail per count. The city plans a clean restaurant ordinance and Dovalis stated the business has operated at the location for 15 years.
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Fremont
Winn
Allen Sprague
John Dovalis
Nick Pagonis
Louis Pappas
J. Thomas Sherrod
Sabraw
Dovalis
William Condit
DeGarmo
City approves projects as council votes 4 to 0
Council endorsed a Silva Brothers Construction bid of 182403 to improve the assess district with 33381 city share, four months work. Hazard concerns from Mrs. Luis spurred the Bay park district to study safeguards while the Corps plan funds trails and landscaping along the 12 mile channel. The panel urged safety reviews and expanded environmental oversight, with a call to widen the Beaut tiful Committee to include environmental quality factors.
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Silva Brothers Construction Co
Raymond Luis
Decoto Road
Alameda Creek
Hast Bay
Coyote Hills Regional Park
Gene Rhodes
Luis
EBRPD
Geoffrey Steel
Don Driggs
Lake Elizabeth
Driggs
Don Dillon
Test on tough anti pollution law looms in South Bay hearings
A public hearing will collect testimony on enforcing new waste discharge standards for South San Francisco Bay dischargers. Union Sanitary District may face upgraded requirements and a new cease and desist order. Milpitas district options include connecting to San Jose plant or expanding facilities. Regional waste system proposal to dump 20 million gallons into the Bay discussed. Bay Area officials to speak on Porter-Cologne Act and dockside waste tank rules.
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San Francisco Bay
Dumbarton Bridge
Union Sanitary District
Fremont
Newark
Union City
USD
Fred Dierker
Ce Ae
Milpias
Water Board
San Jose
Control Board
Ispitar
Santa Clara County
South Bay
Milpitas
Bay
Coyote Hills Regional Park
Ray Walsh
Don Driggs
Richard W. Tumlund
Ronald Robie
State Water Resources Control Board
Robie
Board
Bay Conservation and Development Commission
Nimitz
Terohrs
Eight day shutdown at GM plants including Fremont
GM announced an eight day shutdown affecting about 4,700 workers at the Fremont General Motors Assembly Division plant along with 18 other domestic plants. The pause runs January 3 to February 3 and again during the five day week starting February 9 to reflect market needs. Unemployment benefits will cover up to 9 percent of salary for most workers. Other closing sites include Fairfax Kansas and South Gate California.
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Fremont
General Motors Assembly
Fairfax
Kan
South Gate
Calif
Community questionnaire revised for Newark problems
A revised questionnaire focusing on Newark's community problems was introduced at the Congress for Community Progress. April 18 committees will use answers on image beautification recreation and civic services. The survey will be sent to Newark residents and schools to gather youth opinions, sponsored by the Newark Chamber of Commerce.
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Newark
Congress For Community Progressive
Congress
Newark Chamber of Commerce
Witness tells of killings in home in Newark
Thomas Leone testified in municipal court about a New Year morning double shooting at his Newark residence. Navy sailor Herman M. Anderson is charged with murdering Donna Anderson and her ex husband Fred Laxa, then shooting himself. Anderson, treated at Highland Hospital, is held for superior court on Feb 17.
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Fremont
Thomas Leone
M. C. Sabraw
Herman M. Anderson
Anderson
Donna
Fred Laxa
Sacramento
Leone
Navy
San Diego
Ermere Drive
Newark
Laxa
Cottonwood Ave
Highland Hospital
Oarland
Decoto Reservoir Declared Safe by State Dam Division
Decoto Reservoir in the Niles District was certified safe by the State Division of Safety of Dams. Alameda County Water District general manager Matt Whitfield announced the third district reservoir to gain certification, following Patterson and Middleton reservoirs. The 15 million gallon Decoto holds 15 million gallons, measures 270 by 410 feet, and is 30 feet deep. completed in 1965 at $712,000, it serves Union City and parts of Fremont. Mayhew Reservoir awaits inspection, with a fifth reservoir planned for Warm Springs.
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Fremont
Decoto
Niles District
State Division of Safety of Dams
Matt Whitfield
Alameda County
Middlefield
Osgood Road
Irvington
Union City
Mayhew
Whitfield
Warm Springs
Edward C Hauser Jr obituary services held
Edward C Hauser Jr died Sunday in Fremont California. Masonic services were held at Oakwood Memorial Park Chatsworth under Fremont Memorial Chapel direction. He was a Los Angeles native and member of Leland Stanford Lodge No 74 F&AM. He was husband of Lela Hauser and father of Edward C Hauser III John W Hauser and Helen Biggs.
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Edoward C. Hauser Jr
Fremont
Do Springs
Colo
Southern
Oakwood Memorial Park
Chatsworth
Fremont Memorial Chapel
Peralta Blvd
Los Angeles
Leland Stanford Lodge No
F&am
Ohtco
Lela Hauser
Edward C. Hauser HI
Trustees approve drawings for Churchill Continuation High School
Newark Unified School District trustees endorsed preliminary architectural plans by Corwin Booth and Associated Architects for a new 200-student Churchill Continuation High School on Birch Street near Milani School. The 5,000-square-foot L shaped building sits on a 15-acre parcel and includes administration, academic, industrial arts, and science spaces costing about 215000 overall with planning and furnishings.
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Newark
Newark Unified School District
Churchill Continuation High School
Birch Street
Ronald Martyn
Corwin Booth and Associated Architects of
San Francisco
Corporation Yard
Corporaton
Milani School
Martyn
MacGregor Intermediate School
Fremont plans for Centerville High School work drawings approval
Fremont trustees will review working drawings for Centerville High School to be built on a 40 acre Fremont Boulevard site. Projected cost is 4.25 million dollars with construction delayed while state bonds are sold, and a 2:30 p.m. meeting at Irvington Elementary School.
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Fremont
Fremont Unified School
Centerville
Fremont Boulevard
Alder Avnue
Irvington
Fremont Blvd
Lawrence
Sylva
Corwin Booth and
Associated Architects of
San Francisco
Fremont Realtor Pimentel seeks seat on City Council
Fremont realtor Jack Pimentel runs for city council vowing focus on housing pollution conservation and use of public facilities to get value for tax dollars. He backs school facility cooperation for weekend youth programs and addresses youth drug issues with senior youth outreach. Pimentel creditor his business experience service on boards plus teaching real estate and his Air Force Reserve role.
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Jack Pimentel
Fremont City
Pimentel
Fremont
Hayward Unified
Ohline College
Oregon State University
San Jose State College
Air Force Reserve
Air Force Academy
Colorado Springs
Colo
Alameda County
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Corps and
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Channel Rock
Pacific States Steel
Council
John Belew
Couonels
Stark
Belew
Dillon
Fremont Newark Junior College
Edward C. Hauser Jr
Barbara Hallinan
The
Future Memorial High School
Robert Smith
Vietnam
Colonial Savings
BOA
Francisco
California
Fremont, Calif
Pam
Federal Savings Loan (Inearance Corporation
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