Weather Summary for Westerly Area
Weather brief notes warm through tomorrow with a continued warm trend. High around 62 degrees today and a low near 48 tonight. Winds from the west at about 12 miles an hour in the afternoons. Details on page 10.
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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1967
Page
1
Weather brief notes warm through tomorrow with a continued warm trend. High around 62 degrees today and a low near 48 tonight. Winds from the west at about 12 miles an hour in the afternoons. Details on page 10.
The Fremont Newark Joab 2 College District plans a new campus Ole Junior College and faces opposition from at least two college board trustees. Two meetings tonight may determine the proposal’s fate. A separate note mentions a Fremont Catholic man who took strychnine before summer and was rushed to a hospital, while officials at the county fair list Nevenners in several prize categories.
Tony Perez of the Cincinnati Reds hits a home run off Jim Hunter in Oakland at Kehm Stadium as Cincinnati seeks a victory. Ronald Reagan says a one million dollar tax program could cover state needs through next year. Margo Fonteyn Rudolf Nureyev are arrested in a San Francisco Haight Ashbury drug raid.
UAW President Walter P. Reuther drops union demands in Detroit bargaining with Ford Motor Co. Officials call the stance a set of formidable hurdles. The story notes broader labor and political context and references page placements.
Defense Secretary Robert McNamara wraps up his Vietnam trip and flies home to deliver reports to President Johnson. He hints at a possible major increase in U S troop levels in the war zone as he departs.
City council discussed stubbing Street Po Be and zoning changes as officials weigh a potential new U S post office at the Fremont Boulevard intersection. Councilman Donald Dillon opposed the change citing continued closure of Country Drive until the commercial site near Fremont is addressed. A related motion to continue Fremont Boulevard rezoning near Eggers Drive was approved.
Trustees discuss a name change and full board attendance at a meeting. Averee and Freeway area will open bids July 25 for eight portable classrooms estimated at 16000 dollars.
District officials reveal that a proposed tax rate of 5.16 dollars was used to plan the budget while awaiting state aid. Without it, the district faces paying staff raises and potential cuts to health care and handicapped programs totaling hundreds of thousands of dollars.
A study may determine whether welfare fraud investigations should be handled by the district attorney or the welfare department. Alameda County currently runs a 10 man unit in the Welfare Department. overlap exists with DA investigators.
Public meeting set for July 31 at Fremont to hear a case led by Mrs. Buckmaster and Rhodes. They celebrate a win in a dispute over access and representation, arguing residents deserve easy participation in the Fremont area hearing.
Directors of the park district approved a plan to acquire land for a new park at about 3500 per acre. The agreement remains subject to final review and potential adjustments before court action, with officials noting evaporation concerns and multiple land parcels in play.
Jameda County supervisors voted unanimously to approve a toll increase tied to rapid transit funding in San Francisco. The move follows removal of a provision routing extra revenue to a second Davis Street station.
At a Fremont meeting Peerless Stages Inc was chosen to study a possible three city bus system serving Alameda Contra Costa areas. The plan would require substantial initial funding and aims to be more sophisticated than prior efforts by AC Transit which estimated about 238000 dollars needed in the first year with limited revenue prospects.
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