Nine arrested in Fremont Newark and Union City stolen goods raid
Fremont Newark and Union City police, aided by Alameda County sheriff, arrested nine suspects after undercovers offered stolen goods including cigarettes, portable televisions and stereo equipment at bargain prices. Items from a Bay Area hardware store and several service shops were seized, with multiple arrests at two Newark locations and others at Union City markets.
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Fremont
Newark
Union City
South County
Alamedaounty
Max Perez
7Th St
Manuel Perez
F St
Perez and Sons
7Th Street
Ley
Wells
Gilbert £. Lusher
Montrose St
Pres
Winston Fady
Richard Lopez
Washington Blvd
Ricardo
Dairy
re‘Ave
Lopex
al Guzman
Perezes
Bob's Hancock Service
Thornton Ave
Weather outlook for Tate au Fair with coastal fog
Forecast calls for low clouds and fog near the coast tonight and in the morning. Highs in the 70s to mid 80s, lows around the 60s. Westerly winds 10 to 25 mph buildup in the afternoons. Details on page 16.
Newark developer revises plan after planning commission clash
A Newark developer revises his rezoning proposal for a 3.86 acre parcel behind a shopping center after opposition from the planning commission. The exchange prompted changes to the project outline and potential impacts on local zoning.
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Newark
Planning Commission
California politics and tax debates in flux
Gov Ronald Reagan mocks an other idea as silly while Assembly Speaker Moretti argues over tax reform. Senate panel backs cigarette tax rise to 15 cents to fund $92 million yearly medical research. Assembly panel pushes an omnibus bill to curb overdevelopment and empower citizens to sue for natural resources preservation.
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Ronald Reagan
Assembly
Bob Moretti
Reagan
Senate Revenue and Taxation Committee
Assembly Ways and Means
California
Davis a Folksinger Blasts Negro Intelligence Thesis
Jimmie Davis Louisiana governor candidate wrote a college thesis claiming a Negro's intelligence derives from white blood. Alf Landon denounces modern presidents for waging war with monarchic style and misleading Congress. Page 2 and 19.
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Jimmie Davis
Louisiana
Alf Landon
White House
Arrests Rise After Attempt on King Hassan II
More than 1,000 people besides rebel soldiers have been arrested following Saturday’s failed assassination bid on King Hassan II, with authorities tightening security and expanding detentions across the country.
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Hassan II
Sticky Irvington plan up for debate again
Fremont planners revisit the Irvington Area Plan and the Vista Element for central Fremont. The long debated plan faces issues over an interchange of rail lines a freeway and BART plus the location of a future BART station and traffic routing. Housing density and building siting near the business district are ongoing concerns.
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Fremont
Irvington
Central
Centerville
Bay Area
Washington Boulevard
Sponse
Cunningham
Vista
Fremont Police Expenditure Sparks Local Debate
Fremont residents clash over a $381,000 social studies project for the police department. Richard Single criticizes rushed council approval without public hearings, urging funds be used to hire more officers. He cites a 1944 study noting manpower shortages and questions why federal grants were pursued with little notice.
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Fremont
Fremont Police Department
Richard Single
Central Ave
Single
Preliminary Fremont budget approved for 1971 72
Fremont Unified School District trustees adopted a 25 million dollar publication budget for 1971 72 with a final budget and tax rate to be set next month. The plan retains the current 95.15 per 100 assessed valuation operating tax rate, plus separate county computed hand redemption and state loan repayment rates. Budget includes funds for incremental raises but not cost increases, with an undistributed reserve of 723000. Further review and modifications are planned, with a page by page budget review session scheduled for next Thursday. negotiations with teachers were discussed in a closed session following the open meeting.
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Fremont
Fremont Unified School District
T. H. Fugate
Prominent Fremont law firm dissolved after merger
Fremont councilman Gene Rhodes announced the dissolution of the Morris Hyman led law firm once based at Fremont Bank. Hyman resigns from practice, focusing on banking and Chesapeake Co. Aylward and Rhodes also depart, ending a 1969 three-way partnership that stirred local legal circles.
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Jim Wilson
Fremont
Gene Rhodes
Fremont Law
Morris Hyman
Rhodes
Walter Aylward
Fremont Bank
Spe
Hyman
Bank
Chesapeake Co
Ralph Alprin
Fremont Central Business District
Castro Valley
Fremont to hire professional negotiator
Fremont will hire a San Francisco firm, Industrial Employers Association, to reopen salary talks with city employee groups after council support. The move, amid opposition from Councilman Gene Rhodes, sets a $14,000 annual fee and faces questions about staff readiness and potential concessions.
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Jim Wilson
Fremont
Gene Rhodes
Rhodes
San Francisco
Industrial Employers Association
Rhodes Hap
Fust
Ray Smardon
Don Driggs
Driggs
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Goucher
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Matey Tid
Huey Newton
Newton
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D-Tex
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
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