Bay Area Forecast Sees Warm, Fair Through Thursday
Weather forecast for the San Francisco Bay Area predicts fair conditions through Thursday with continued warmth. Low temperatures Wednesday night range from 52 to 58 in some areas, with highs reaching 75 in San Francisco, 82 in Oakland, 85 in San Mateo, and 100 to 110 in the Sacramento Valley. Nevada shows fair weather with widely scattered thunderstorms in the afternoon and evening in higher mountains, spreading northward Thursday, while San Joaquin Valley remains fair and very warm with highs up to 119 and gentle winds.
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Fremont Chamber Campaign Sees 24 New Members Added
A Fremont Chamber of Commerce contest named Pick Your Trip kicks off with 24 new members. Points earned determine prizes from Hawaii trips to cash, with leaders including Gill Johansen on five and a half points.
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Bus System Plans Reborn In Local Transit Study
A regional bus scheme faces a $185000 first year deficit, urging nine new buses at 25000 each. Proposals for two to three used buses and a linked Bay Area Rapid Transit feeder system are studied as Gaeta and Onteveres pursue federal funds and municipal control options. Peerless currently provides limited service, with cities considering a separate locally run system.
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Ex-Mayor Dettenrieder surrenders for six month tax evasion term
Former Hayward mayor Rudolph K. Dettenrieder, 39, now Fremont resident, surrendered to U S Marshals to begin a six month federal prison sentence for income tax evasion. He was briefly jailed in Alameda County and awaits designation of the service location in Washington.
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Area Cities Share Fair Spotlight at Alameda County Fair
Pleasanton Dublin and San Ramon village are honored at the Alameda County Fair sharing the spotlight with Physical Fitness Day Kids' Day and Kiwanis. The schedule lists events from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. including performances by Cloudbusters Aerial Act John Strong Circus and the Wiere Brothers and Marquis Chimps Stage Show with awards presentations by the U S Marine Corps and community hours across the Court of Four Seasons Home Arts Building and lawn areas.
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Open Plan For Tract Scrapped Open Plan For Tract Scrapped
Love Co of San Francisco seeks rezoning from RG 25 apartments to commercial thoroughfare on Fremont Boulevard between Eggers Drive and County Drive. Bruce Bell Fremont attorney gets a 90 day continuance. area nicknamed pig pen strip. City council passes ordinance restricting large trucks on residential streets and sets site rules for churches including minimum street type and design by a qualified professional.
Decision Due On Fremont Science Teacher Firing
Final ruling on the firing of Fremont science teacher James Ward is set for 9 30 today in Alameda County Superior Court Judge Robert Kroninger delayed the decision on June 27 saying Ward was denied due process when he could not cross examine witnesses at a school board meeting where he was fired Ward and his lawyers seek reinstatement via a writ for mandate following two court sessions tapes of the May 15 school board meeting were played and testimony heard from trustees Mary Rodrigues and Elsworth Finlay The June 27 session lasted 45 minutes the dispute centers on post hearing information used in the firing and a key legal question on governance of the district
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Cal State President Replaced Amid Transfer Reports
Dr. Fred F. Harcleroad, president of California State College at Hayward since 1959, faces replacement and potential reassignment in the state college system. A three member committee's study prompted the move, with Chancellor Glenn S. Dumke involved and trustees divided on terms. A chancellor office spokesman offered no comment as talks continue and an official announcement is expected soon.
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Name debate at Fremont junior college trustees meeting
Fremont New ark Junior College District trustees prepare to reconsider the name Ohlone Junior College with opponents and supporters urging Mission Valley Junior College or Newmont h Junior College as alternatives. Joe McCord joins the board, with John Costello and Abe Hochler expected to be seated. Meeting set for 7 p.m. at the Instructional Material Center.
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Johnson declines NAACP Boston address invitation
President Johnson declines an invitation to address the NAACP in Boston at its convention Tuesday night. Press Secretary George Christian said Johnson sent word of regrets to the NAACP during the afternoon and would be unable to attend.
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Budget Battle Hinges On Bill For Newark District Aid
Newark Unified School District faces a possible balance with a $500,000 assistance and tax relief package if Senate funding follows Assembly Bill 272. Superintendent Edison estimates about $250,000 in state aid and $250,000 in tax relief would lower the tax rate from 24.41 to 3.76 per 100, with the bill likely to change before passage. The state must also locate the funds to finance the measure.
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Probe Due For Welfare Fraud Cases
The article discusses welfare fraud investigations and the burden on the district attorney’s office. It notes budget constraints, a tentative budget with 12 percent cuts, and a planned revision by August. An unexpected $1 million windfall in assessed valuation could raise local tax revenue by $120,000 but offset state funds by about $70,000, netting $50,000. Additional potential funds from AB 272 could bring total to about $300,000 to cover program costs.
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Thelihe District Attorney’s Office
Erhard Dines With Johnson on White House Visit
Former West German Chancellor Ludwig Erhard, on a U S personal tour, met with President Johnson at the White House. He is visiting to receive an honorary degree. No action on pay raise for district staff was taken pending firmer figures from the state.
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University of Michigan
Welfare department workload prompts DA staff increase talk
Hederman notes the district attorney's staff would need expansion to manage rising workloads in welfare cases. Parsel's proposal has been considered before but current methods are viewed as most effective by those involved.
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Legislation May Solve Tax Problem
County officials report new assessed valuation figures prompting legislative action to resolve tax concerns. The article notes continued debate on how to address rising assessments and potential reforms to tax policy.
Fremont Man Dies After Taking Poison
Lambert L. Rivera 41 of 2483 Jackson St Fremont died after taking strychnine in a cemetery walk with Pastor James ONeill. Rivera convulsed and died en route to Washington Township Hospital. Police said Rivera wanted to die and struggled with officers during attempted aid. The incident occurred about 7:15 p.m. Monday near Mission San Jose. Rivera was pronounced dead at 8:25 p.m.
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Jackson St
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