Supervisors Seek Mayors Formula for Gas Tax Distribution
County supervisors yesterday signaled renewal of the Mayors Formula to distribute county gas tax funds to cities for another three years. They debated city control, urged a larger role for the county in deciding spending, and opposed a park district bid to skim funds. A Sept. 23 work session was scheduled to continue the discussion.
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Emanuel P
Pazeto
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East Bay
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John Dr. Murphy
Lewis Sherman i
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Teilies
Tne
Ana Aeveipous
Gerald A. Pose
Oakland
Rose
Atre Samititn
Hansen
Sacramento Pacific Gas and Electric Company
Sherrill Halbert
Ene
Finn
New Police Chief Search Continues
Driggs discusses ongoing evaluation of police chief applicants using independent examiners and an oral board to select four or five top candidates. He plans background checks before a final choice, while also evaluating applicants for city attorney as Sprague nears overwork. A tentative two week finish is promised for council recommendation. The article notes IRS claims about winnings and tax avoidance involving Hansen and his wife, with sentencing set for August 4 and potential prison time.
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al Sprague
Sprague
Ray Oil
Mail Van Theft Nets $650 In Deposit Bag
UNION CITY two men wearing sunglasses forced a private mail delivery van off a road yesterday and seized a bank deposit bag containing 650 dollars after threatening the young driver with a broken bottle. The robbers fled in a red car leaving possibly additional bags missing as police pursued details.
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Union City
Bill A. Gerdes
Forrest Ave
Castro Valley
Bomar Mall
Dyer Street
Nimitz
Gerdes
City considers water district pact to curb quarry risks
City officials weigh an agreement to shield Fremont from legal costs in quarry disputes. City Attorney Al Sprague says the plan could protect the city if court action occurs but warns risks if the city takes inverse condemnation steps. Key issue Is whether the water district can cover legal costs for Fremont when parts of the district lie in Newark and Union City.
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al Sprague
Fremont
Newark
Union City
Daily Review of David R. Perry Business Manager Notice
Public notice from the Superior Court of California Ale modi County orders publication of details about a periodical titled Daily Review. It lists subscription rates and mailing details at 127 Center Square Fremont California with history of distribution and dates noted. The document references legal actions under the Act of Congress and cites office addresses and pricing for subscriptions.
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Ie Daily Review
David R. Perry
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Recreation Commission To Hear Youth Reports
Fremont recreation staff will highlight youth services and camping programs at the 7 30 p m meeting in Council Chambers. A private non profit Teen Centers Inc will attend to present youth volunteer service reports as part of a series to inform commissioners on leisure recreation programs and facilities including Park Lagoon fees and various youth programs.
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Yealion Commission
Private Teen Centers Inc
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Volunt
Niles Canyon
Irvingtonteers
Obituaries for Ethel Auchard and Helen Ramey
Funeral services are planned for Ethel E Auchard 71 of Newark died Monday with 2 p m at Arvington United Presbyterian Fremont and burial at Irvington Memorial Cemetery. Donations to Presbyterian Medical Center Cancer Fund or Irvington United Presbyterian Memorial Fund urged. Also, memorial services for Helen A Ramey 48 of Fremont who died Sunday will be 10 am tomorrow at Fremont Chapel of the Roses Mortuary with private Burials in Oakland.
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Limited 5 Year Plan Presented To City Council
City plan outlines park development funding with a possible park bond in 1971. Turnlund notes a swim center costing about 250000 would need a general obligation bond, while street projects cost over 1.6 million financed by gas tax or other means. Public hearing set for July 24 accompanies budget discussion.
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Newark
Turnlund
Turslund
Red Cross Moves To New Office
Red Cross officials in Washington Township load an ambulance and move to new facilities about two and a half miles south from 3901 Fremont Blvd to 4300 Sumter Ave. Left to right are Clint Pryor assistant director of safety Mrs Joseph Boni volunteer and Mrs William Deleour Fremont director.
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Washington Township
Red Cross
Fremont Blvd
Sumter Ave
Clint Pryor
Joseph Boni
William
Mary) Deleour
Fremont
Petition Opposes Relocation Of Continuation School
Newark residents sign a petition asking the board to receive and discuss relocation of the continuation high school from a tented house on Newark Boulevard. The plan, opposed by 254 signers, was not acted on due to a special budget meeting.
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Newark Boulevard
Mayhews Landing Road
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Louis
Robertson Avenue
Hansen
Major Bank Of Fremont Election Set Tonight
Stockholders of the Bank of Fremont will meet tonight at the Bank Building Fremont Boulevard to vote on expanding the banking corporation and elect a board of directors. The notice cites a proposed merger with Fremont Bank to create a flexible new entity pending state and federal approvals.
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Fremont
Matt P. Whitheld
Fremont Blvd
Fremont Bank
California Department of Banking
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Wtice
Califor
Nia State Department of Bank
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Busi
Ness
Bank of Free
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Newark Budget Work Meet Fizzles on Tax Rate Increase
The Newark budget discussion stalls as figures show higher assessments and tax rate boosts. Lister reports 1987 68 revenue gains of 247 385 and 420 018 for 1968 69 while district staff push back against a 47 cent tax rate rise deemed excessive by Superintendent MacGregor.
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Lister
Jack MacGregor
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