Old Canyon Park planners press for overnight trailer plan
Fremont planning commission gave a reluctant 3-1 approval to let Old Canyon Park owners Earl and Barbara Hatton develop a compliant plan by March 11. The conditional plan aims to limit occupancy to three days and address sanitary concerns raised by ACWD about Alameda Creek pollution risk.
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Jim Wilson
Fremont
Planning Commission
Old Canyon Park
Earl
Barbara Hatton
Commission
Walt Davis
Dudley Frost
Old Canyon Road
Niles Canyon
Schilling
CDC seeks joint agreement for Walnut House center
Newark. Community Drug Council directors plan a formal joint agreement with the Teen Center to operate Walnut House at 3087 Walnut Ave Fremont. Funding would mark CDC’s first support for Walnut House, which now offers drop-in recreation as volunteers expand programs.
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Newark — Community Drug Council
CDC
Walnut House
Fremont
Walnut Ave
Alice Cline
Drag Council
Cline
Eon Genter
Louis Masel
Obituary: Homer L Bright 38 Newark
Requiem Mass for Homer L Bright 38 of Newark will be said at Sacred Heart Church at 9 a.m. Monday after his Wednesday death in Bakersfield. Burial follows at Chapel of the Chimes Rayward. He was a truck driver in Teamsters Local 468, native of New York, Newark resident 10 years, survived by wife Ofelia and 14 relatives including children George James Robert Suzanna Roslyn Elizabeth Barbara and stepson Jose Zumiga plus parents, brothers and sisters from Oregon and Newark. Friends may call after 7 p.m. tomorrow with rosary at 3 p.m. Sunday at Newark Memorial Chapel.
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Homer L
Bright
Newark
Bakersfield
Gt. Edwards Catholic Church
Thornton Ave
Newark Memorial Chapel Mortuary
Newark Blvd
Teamsters Union
New York
Ofelia Bright
George
James
Robert Bright
Suzanna
Roslyn
Elizabeth
Barbara Bright
Jose Zumiga
Homer Bright Jr
Frederick Bright
Pleasanton
Walter
George Bright
Oregon
Elvira Sitter
Starr Davis
Newark Memorial Chapel
Charles Gillespie Funeral Services Held in Fremont
Charles Gillespie 82 of Newark died yesterday. Funeral services at 2 p.m. tomorrow at Chapel of Palms Mortuary Fremont. A Newark native, he belonged to Santa Cruz Masonic Lodge 38 and Santa Cruz Eastern Star 287, and was past president of Santa Cruz Elks. Survivors include wife Grace F. Gillespie two sons-in-law three stepchildren a sister and nine step-grandchildren.
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Charles Gillespie
Newark
Chapel of Palms Mortuary
Fremont Blvd
Fremont
Santa Cruz
San Leandro
Frank Gygax
Olive Chaplin
Alameda
Thornton area revival moves ahead with staff study
Local councilors directed a staff study on cable television franchises after years of delay and endorsed a $23,000 fleet replacement, including three police cruisers, three sedans, and a pickup. Donations from Newark Kiwanis Club and Ike's Colonial Kitchen totaled $750 and $530 for Ash Street development.
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Chevrolet
Stte
Tumlund
Newark Kiwanis Club
Drom Ike
Colonial Kitchen
Ash Street
BART Oakland San Francisco link debated at port meeting
Port of Oakland and BART officials clashed over a proposed direct link from the Bay Area rapid transit system to Oakland and San Francisco International airports. BART prioritized serving the three-county population, while proponents highlighted airport access and regional growth potential. A transfer at Oakland Coliseum station was suggested for airport riders.
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Oakland
UPI
San Francisco International Airports
Bay Area
Oakand
BART
Port Commissioners
Walter A. Abernathy
Port Commission
Oakland Coliseum
Students raise funds to aid oil spill birds
Malondy Elementary School students collected money and cleaning materials to help San Francisco Bay oil spill birds. Principal Earl Evans said they raised 54.72 on January 22, with proceeds going to the Marin County Chapter of the National Audubon Society.
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Pal
Metin County
National Audubon Society
Newark Adult School Offers Six Week Tax Class
A six week class in simple income tax accounting will be offered by Newark Adult School from 7 30 p m Wednesdays starting February 10. Loren Rainer, principal, says completing the course enables students to fill their own returns and gain understanding of records and procedures for earning decisions. Achill School office, 201 Lafayette Ave., Newark, hours 1 30 am to 3 90 pm and 8 30 to 9 30 p m weekdays, phone 797 8451.
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Newark
Newark Adult School
Loren Rainer
Achill
Lafayette Ave
Student discovery sparks crackdown on oil company
A board crackdown follows a student discovery about oil company waste handling. Shell plans to phase out seagoing tankers, moving toward a salt waste processing plant by September to end ocean dumping. Wastes are 93 percent water, with minor salts and organic components, pumped 8 to 16 hours through submerged discharge, then diluted in ship slip streams. Coast Guard inspections and detailed logs will monitor dumping. toxicity risks near Eureka could threaten crab fisheries.
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Shell
Wood
West Coast
Hawaii
U.S. Coast Guard
Mike Rusk
State Department of Fish and Game
California
Eureka
Fremont forms quartet plan to curb Alameda Creek discharges
Bay Region Water Quality Control Board lifted a threat of a building ban on the Valley Community Services District. The action requires VCSD to join a Livermore Valley water management system with four agencies UCSD Pleasanton Zone 7 Livermore to stop treated effluent into Alameda Creek. A staged discharge limit is set 2.5 mgd then 3.2 mgd then 4 mgd as regional plan advances. A $50 000 to $75 000 study funds the effort_coordination by Zone 7 with four agencies and a progress report due April 15.
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Fremont
Valley Community Services District
Alameda Creek
Bay Regional Water Quality Control Board
VCSD
Livermore Valley
Niles Cone
Newark
Union City
Alameda County
Walter
William Weber
WCSD
Weber
UCSD
Pleasanton
Severe Upstate New York Snow Strands Rochester Deep Freeze
Rough weather lingers as up to 10 inches of snow falls since Tuesday noon across several Upstate New York communities. Rochester faces isolation and gradual return to normalcy as businesses reopen. The National Weather Service reports subzero readings in 12 states, with record lows in Chester Massachusetts and Albany New York. Utilities reduce voltage by five percent due to high power use. New England sees voluntary cutbacks.
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New York
Rochester
N.Y
National Weather Service
New York State
New England
Counterfeit Ring Cracked in Fremont Printing Scheme
U S Secret Service agents and Fremont police busted a counterfeit ring operating from Potencia Press at 37477 B Centralmont Ave. Arrests included Louis Hatten and his wife, plus James Nunn and others from San Francisco and Sacramento. About 17000 in fake bills and nine printing presses were seized. suspects posted bail. The group claimed to train minorities, but funding claims were disputed by local agencies. No further arrests expected.
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Fremont
U.S
Secret Service
Fremont Axl
Oregon
Potencia Press
Centralmont Ave
Louis Hatten
Fremont Blvd
James Nunn
Duane Watson
Economic Opportunity Agency
Roberto Acosta
Hatten
Acosta
Charles Clabborne
Youth, Business and Education Foundation
Hayward
Santa
Fremont man dies in mishap on Skyline Boulevard
A freak accident on a steep highway grade killed two people near Skyline Boulevard and Ralston Avenue. Frank V. Pacheco Jr. 40 of Old Canyon Road, driving a double trailer, died when his cab jackknifed to avoid a small foreign car driven by Ethel Nicolaus 6 of Mountain View. The cab plunged, the trailer rolled over the car, dragging it 300 feet. rescue crews freed Pacheco after nearly two hours.
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Belmont
Fremont
Frank V. Pacheco Jr
Old Canyon Road
Ethel Nicolaus
Mountain View
California Highway Patrol
Highway Patrol
Pacheco
Alcoa to Build $25 Million Magnesium Plant in Addy
Aluminum Co. of America confirms plans to construct a magnesium plant in Addy Washington, about 50 miles north of Spokane. The project, valued at 25 million dollars, follows tentative announcements last year during power contract talks with the Bonneville Power Administration.
Car Trains Kills Newark Man Crossing Haley Street
A Castro Valley man identified as Lows Tony Dal Balcon, 24, of 1924 Glidon Street, was killed early yesterday when his car struck a Southern Pacific locomotive at Haley Street crossing in Newark. Police say sun glare through fog blinded him while signals were operating. the engineer, Ernest Roggero, reported traveling about 20 mph and whistling as the auto hit the engine, then bounced 70 feet along the track. Witnesses say the car was at 40 mph and did not slow before impact.
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Newark
Castro Valley
Southern Pacific
Haley Street
Washington Hospital
Fremont
Tony Dal- Balcon
Glidon
Dal Balcon
Ernest R. Roggero
Roggero
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