Mayor van Doorn exits Fremont city council race
Native-born Argentinian mayor van Doorn bows out of the Fremont council contest while voicing support for the city plan and environmental preservation. He criticizes a secret memo about election timing and urges more estate homes and affordable housing, living with his wife Mary Alice and son Langley near Langley.
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Fremont
van Doon
van Door
Whitmer Court
Mary Alice
Sta Langley
Win
Cinco State College
Obituary for Howard C. Ellis Sr. 77 Burlingame
Private funeral services are set for Howard C. Ellis Sr. 77 who died in Burlingame Tuesday at Teciel Chapel Memory 373 Peralta Blvd. A California native he was a charter member of the Te and a commander of Rialto American Legion Post 348. Surviving are his wife two sons Howard C. Ellis Thomas H. Bills and John W. Ellis one daughter Mrs. Margaret Ecisis and a sister.
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Howard C. Ellis Sr
Burlingame
Teciel Chapel
Peralta Blvd
California
Rialto American Legion
Howard C. Ellis Thomas H. Bills
Nesteers
Howlecote
John. W. Ellis
Piedmont
Margarie Ecisis
Singer housing plans postponed in Fremont and Newark
Fremont and Newark planning commissioners postponed Singer Housing Company's proposal for over 2 780 houses and apartments to Feb 3 for staff review and Feb 10 for a public hearing. Absences by John Herrara and Walter Davis triggered the delay as commissioners seek a more complete report before proceeding.
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Fremont
Singer Housing Company
Newark
John Herrara
Walter Davis
Commission
Duxtley Frost
Singer
Jack Brocka
Carolyn Tisgo
Berkeley to curb jailing of drunks
Berkeley police plan a new policy to curb incarcerating intoxicated or drug impaired people. Drunk drivers, narcotics carriers, and those committing crimes will not be routinely jailed. instead, offenders may be diverted to treatment or social services as available.
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Berkeley
UPI
Berkeley Police Department
Bruce Bakers
Baki
Tekan
Chewnic Adironics
Iecelic Sweatman
Baker
ACWD to hire expert to advise on water hassle
Alameda County Water District directors approved hiring a hydrological consultant to resolve a groundwater dispute over pumping and a replenishment assessment. The row centers on wells outside the district and a Citizens Utilities Co. claim, while the board also funded large mains for Union City CBD and delayed a $7.9 million bond election, with election timing shifting to September.
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ACWD
Gene Rhodes
Des
Union Cty Union &Quste
Water Water Company
Dispo
Ban on firing Angela Davis upheld by state appeals court
A state appeals court upheld an injunction blocking the University of California regents from firing Angela Davis for alleged communism. The ruling also bars firing or denying employment to other faculty for Communist beliefs, though Davis’s UCLA teaching contract had expired. The decision preserves the injunction against anti-Communist firing while leaving broader policy challenges unresolved.
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UPI
Regents
University of California
Angela_Davis
San Ratsel
UCLA
Miss Davis
Superior Court
Jerry Pacht
District Court of Appeal
Pacht
Newark to start its own animal program
At the February 2 meeting council members announced Newark will establish its own animal program. The move comes after residents complained about county service delays up to a day and a half. Councilmen George Hinard and Ellis Baker supported the plan as a gradual local control shift.
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Newark
Peone
George Hincard
Ellis Baker
Machinists to vote on new BART contract offer
Rohr Industries announced that striking machinists will vote Sunday on the latest contract offer for BART cars. About 3,100 members of the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers struck plants here and in Riverside on November 29 after rejecting the initial proposal. Negotiations led to the new offer.
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Chula Vista
UPD
Rohr Industries Inc
Bay Area Rapid Transit System
BART
International Association of Machinists
Aerispace
Riverside
Father of 7 slain in hijack attempt
A chaotic hijack attempt at a New York area airport ends with the death of a man described as a father of seven. The suspect, George von George, reportedly plagued by debt and unemployment, was shot by an FBI agent after a starter pistol was used to threaten a stewardess and an officer fired as the plane entered the tarmac. The incident followed a failed plan to force a passenger to help him.
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N.Y
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Blass
FBI
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Eileen
Graté
Peece
Brockton
Peekskill
Ala
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George
Precision
New York
Lving
Poughkeepsie
van George
Arly
Massachusetts General Hospital
Boston
Abeakdater
U.S. Proposes Viet Peace Plan With Troop Withdrawals
The United States presents a new plan for peace in Vietnam calling for troops withdrawal and prisoner exchanges. It envisions a cease-fire, phased troop pullout, and a framework for a peace treaty with elections six months after an agreement, while critics call the plan a smoke screen and demand clarifications.
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Porter
Lam
Thuy
Nguyen Vang Tien
Ved
Maciery
International
Secord
Indochina
U.S. Naval Air Power
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Moa proposal to protect Coyote Hills from housing expansion
Milnes advocates a waterway buffer lagoon of 20 to 30 acres near Coyote Hills to block development and serve flood control and recreation. Lanterman of Alameda County Flood Control pushes land acquisition north of the Alameda Creek channel, noting 456 acres held for ponds that could double park size and connect to rail plans.
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Develot
Milnes
Lake Elizabeth
Fremont
Paul Lanterman
Alameda County
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Alameda Creek
Lanacres
Park District
Oape
Wilsey
Developer to appeal planning rejection at Blacow Grimmer corner
Developer George Oakes and the YMCA will appeal a planning commission rejection of a package for a service station and a community building on the southwest corner of Blacow Road and Grimmer Boulevard. Oakes would donate three acres and $10,000 to the Y. Council hearings set for Feb. 15.
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Blacow Road
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