Fremont debate on northern plain farming and development
Fremont officials weigh keeping the northern plain in farming for 10 years amid a housing firm lawsuit seeking to reverse a council decision. The Singer Housing Co. and other landowners challenge the plan while developers push for mixed residential and institutional uses near Walnut Avenue and Stevenson Boulevard, with discussions on Alameda Creek and Shoreline Freeway impacts.
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Singer Housing Co
Ernest
Charlotte Brown
Hagueinats
Rephen Chandler
Gandler
Northern Plain
Fremont
Newark
Union City
Chandler
Singer
Flonan Terres
Goctnemain
Haesce
Kcies
Alameda Creek
Bart
Walnut Avenue
Stevenson Boulevard
Mormon Church
Cherry Lane
At Church
Union City Library Friends group forms for May ballot
The Friends of the Union City Library organize an initial meeting at 7:30 p.m. at the library on Alvarado-Niles Road. Morgane Shepard leads the effort to boost library support and tax the civic center library complex proposal for the May election.
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Union City
Friends of the Union City Library
Alvarado-Niles Road
Shepard
Uaiohiy
Qizon
School Committee Set to Discuss $83 Million District Plan
A UNION CITY meeting of YES On Schools will address the passage of the New Haven school district measure. The committee gathers at district headquarters 31490 Western Ave tonight to review plans for a new middle school and high school addition. Public invited. A previously scheduled 4A special school board meeting has been cancelled.
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Union City
New Haven
Revere
Western Ave
Fremont man rescued from abandoned mine shaft
A 20 year old Fremont man Daniel Nieves was rescued from an abandoned mine shaft near the Black Diamond area south of Pittsburg by East Bay Regional Park District ranger Officer Joe Furtado after a fall. He suffered a fractured left elbow and two black eyes and was taken to Los Medanos Hospital in Pittsburg in stable condition. The shaft was adjacent to park property and the area remains closed until all shafts are sealed.
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Fremont
East Bay
Daniel Nieves
Lemos Lane
Black Diamond
Pittsburg
Joe Furtado
Furtado
Nieves
Los Meduanos Hospital
Park District
Educational psychology talk for parents at California school unit
Dr Harold Overline of California State University Hayward will headline the January meeting of the Association for Neurologically Handicapped Children. The talk covers informal diagnosis and education for children with learning disabilities. The meeting at 7 30 p m tomorrow is at the Washington Hospital auditorium and open to the public.
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Harold Overline
California State University
Hayward
Fornia Association For
Washington Hospital
Gverline
Citizens Read Tonight on School Board Salary Proposals Newark
Newark residents may address the school board tonight on teachers salary proposals tied to the CPI and other bargaining issues. Proposals include cost of living increases, class size limits, fulltime aides for elementary teachers, transfer consultation rights, access to written practices, and a $750,000 damage claim decision regarding Ray deGroat. The board meets at 7:30 p.m. in district headquarters 5715 Musick Ave.
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John Q
Musick Ave
Glee
Sanneavo
Rey Spr
Ray deGroat
Wadquarters
Musick Ve
Union City burglar nets 1,580 in goods
A burglar stole 1580 dollars worth of items from an apartment on Medallion Drive. Police said James Logen reported a 525 dollar golf club set, a 190 dollar leather jacket, a waretable, a 115 dollar gild watch, and a tape recorder missing.
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Union City
Medallion Drive
James Logen
Wallet snatchers trick the elderly in Newark
Newark police describe a new purse snatch scheme targeting elderly residents. A robber asks for folding money in exchange for coins, then grabs the wallet as the victim complies. An aged man with a grandchild lost $20 near Schilling School, and another man lost cash at Lewis shopping center. Suspects are youths aged 14 to 18. victims appear very old, allowing quick escape.
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Newark
Robert Gentry
Gentry
Schilling School
Lewis
Paper license plates to be replaced by large numbers
In Sacramento United Press International reports the motor vehicle department announced a move to end paper license plates. The windshield tag will be replaced with large numbers as a cost saving and streamlined identification method.
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Sacramento
UPI
Ford backs off stand on economic plan
Ford signals willingness to compromise with Congress on energy and tax provisions amid debate over an executive order raising oil tariffs and fuel costs. Senate leaders described a mixed mood after White House talks as lawmakers press for action on the energy program and related tax relief.
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Lent
Tooster
Pennsylvania
Robert Packwood
United States
Ron Nelsen
House
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Great Plains
Federal Energy Administration
BART inquiry hearings continue in Oakland probe
The BART inquiry board, chaired by Storey, plans daily sessions at 5 am in Oakland to review testimony and evidence. Public relations officer Dave Kelsey said the hearings will run until all testimony is completed, with comments to the press on the last day.
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Storey
BART
Ian
Ray
Inquiry Board
Dave ‘Kelsey
Madison St
Oakland
Mystery of sudden reserve cash prompts district audit
Trustees await a Feb 5 board meeting as a $320,000 mystery in the Fremont district budget raises questions. Officials consider whether a clerical error or padding inflated the reserve beyond the approved $60,000 emergency fund, with potential transfers to strengthen the district’s shaky finances ahead of May deadlines.
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Harvey
ALCO
Fremont
Psychiatric evaluation ordered for drug shooting suspect
A 28-year-old Hayward man was ordered to Vacaville for psychiatric testing in relation to a September 4 Union City shooting. Malcolm Bocage pleaded guilty to assault with a deadly weapon for wounding David Evans, with the attempted murder and gun-use counts dismissed. sentencing to follow after the evaluation ordered by Judge Stanley P. Golde.
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Vacaville
Union City
Malcolm Borage
Luyena Drive
David James Evans
Sheffield Lane
Bocage
Junge Stanley P
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