Welfare chief warns of growing need amid drug addiction
Alameda County Welfare Director Hrayr Terzian reports a surge in general assistance claims funded locally and a rising influx of young, unattached applicants from outside Berkeley. He cites increased disability determinations due to drug use and calls for a joint county planning effort with law enforcement and probation to address the issue as a community problem.
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Apollo 11 Astronauts Resume Lunar Flight Procedures
CAPE KENNEDY UP The Apollo 11 crew Armstrong Collins Aldrin resume dawn training nine days before moon launch. They focus on lunar flight procedures and returning home, aiming to ease schedule with safer sleep. Nixon cancels July 14 dinner due to medical concerns from Doctor Berry advising against potential germ transfer.
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Record Slaughter On Roads During Independence Weekend
The United Press International tally shows 607 traffic deaths over 78 hours from 6 p.m. Thursday to midnight Sunday, a new record for a three day Fourth holiday. The prior four day Independence weekend record stood at 72 traffic deaths, set in 1967.
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Local court order notes paper circulation details
The record cites Superior Court of California case number 314054 and an order dated June 21 194, establishing paper circulation and post office publication details in Fremont California 94526 under postal and broadcast rules. Subscription rates are listed for daily and Sunday editions.
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Alemade
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California
Fremont Council To Plan Street Work Proposals
Fremont City Council reviews street construction and maintenance projects totaling 1.245 million dollars as part of a 7.5 million dollar base budget. Major items include traffic counts at Peralta Dusiterberry and Paseo Padre Parkway extensions from Peralta to Thornton. Also considered is a nonprofit youth cleanup venture for Central Park and Lake Elizabeth led by James Bouguer, plus a veterinary hospital zoning appeal and quarry regulation updates.
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Dusiterberry
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Driscoll Ave
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Wilfred Bentham
Newark City Council weighs temporary fire station plan
Newark City Manager Richard W. Turnland proposes a temporary fire station at Mowry Avenue between Cherry Street and Cedar Boulevard to address demand from residents. He notes that lack of an overpass over the Southern Pacific tracks impedes protection, and recommends purchasing a single‑family residence to implement the plan.
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Cedar Boulevard
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Plan Board Nixes Plan for Len McVhcear Estate Fire Station
City planning staff backs residential zoning for the area and Turnlund proposes buying the Lyons property for 24400 and spending 3000 to convert a garage into a temporary fire station. Estimated annual operating costs reach 80000 to 100000 for personnel plus a 25000 fire truck. City faces budget pinch with no capital funds and July 10 council meeting delays decision.
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Christopolis
Mill Creek
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Fremont
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Newark
Lyons
Turnund
Turnlund
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Turntund
Prince Charles and Princess Anne vacation in Malta
Prince Charles and Princess Anne flew to Malta for a week as guests of General Sir Maurice Dorman and Lady Dorman. The trip follows Charles Investiture as Prince of Wales and other royal duties, offering a chance to relax while abroad.
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City wage pact leaves police and fire unhappy in Newark
Newark police and firefighters criticized a council approved wage and fringe benefit package as insufficient. The plan grants 5 percent across the board from July 1, plus 2.4 percent from January 1, 1977, raises. Sick pay rises to 120 days, residency rule shortened to 10 miles from City Hall, and pensions updated. Police seek further overtime, coverage for dependents, and shorter hours, while firefighters hoped for better terms. The dispute questions overtime rates and uniform allowances, with city manager Turnlund noting the position of civil engineer remains underpaid even after the raise.
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Mazer
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Leonesio
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Danny Leonesia
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Norman Weishrod
Union City trustees weigh school housing plan shift
Union City fifth and junior high students would shift to Mann and Logan High, with white and Decoto schools housing lower grades. Seventh to ninth graders would attend consolidated sessions and the district proposes sharing campuses for a year, pending a New Haven trustees vote tonight. Dr. Duane Bay will present the plan and alternatives, plus election of officers, budget timing, and an open campus policy for Logan High.
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Jnior High
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Logan High
el White
Nior High
New Haven
Western Ave
Duane Bay
Decoto School
Domentary
White School
Barnard-White
Logan High School
Plaza Woes Barnard Junior High Redesign Plans
The district weighs moving elementary use to Plaza Woes Barnard and proposes double sessions at the high school. A hearing today sought details on the plan with final action expected after July 24. Mortgage holders and bankruptcy proceedings influence the timetable and priority of district actions.
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Ntendent
Allious
Barnards
Fremont dress code panel meets to study revisions
Fremont Unified School District dress code committee, formed by trustees, resumes work tonight at Centerville Junior High School. The panel, including parents and students from across the district, debates revisions after earlier proposals allowed girls to wear pants and set no skirt length limit beyond not showing undergarments.
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Fremont Unified School District
Centerville Junior High School
Framont Blvd
Fremont
County Fair Schedule of Events
Schedule of events for the fair lists acts and times across lawn and court stages. Entries include Henry's Chimps and High Aerial Thrill Act at 1:45 pm and 2:15 pm, Past Time horse racing at 2 pm, Castro Valley and Union City community tours, and The Kings Four Show at 7 and 9 pm.
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