Police Chief Huck Resigns To Accept Laguna Position
Police Chief Huck resigns to take a Laguna Beach post. He praises the department and notes Laguna’s expansion plans. He cites Union City force growth from 13 to 20 officers and a youth outreach and ride-along program as department strengths.
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Fremont Man Acquitted Chief Huck Joins Laguna Beach Police
Venegas was acquitted after a jury found the speeding evidence inconclusive. The defendant, Venegas, and his family cried as the verdict was announced. An Oregon native, Huck was named Laguna Beach police chief after a long career starting as a Covina patrolman in 1966 and rising to captain before leading Sausalito. He notes Laguna Beach faces unique crime problems and plans to move his family there.
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Fremont Unveils Long Range Development Program
The city presents a broad General Plan including the summary map and policy text. It covers central district core business areas including Centerville Irvington Mission San José Niles Warm Springs and Baylands. Special elements outline design criteria and location guides for future growth.
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Niles Plans Draw Mixed Reaction on Downtown Redevelopment
Strong opposition from Mission area residents led by Dr Raisley Bennett against a proposed mall opposite the Old Mission and traffic diverts near Mission Boulevard. The council removed the mall designation but ordered a future traffic study and tightened density rules for planned districts while preserving annual reviews by planners and council.
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Tangie the police dog stirs in Fremont case
Police dogs and officers respond to a burglary call near 11590 Walnut Ave. Onlookers describe Tangie the marijuana sniffing dog prompting suspects to surrender. Two juveniles, ages 13 and 14, flee into weeds as officers recover a carbine rifle from the scene.
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SP Faces Charges By Mayor Sparks Statewide Debate
Sprague questions statewide effects of a PUC ruling on city ordinances and sanctions. He notes lack of consultation and raises concerns over jurisdiction and complaint handling. League officials also未heard, as he drafts letters to clarify the city position. Block suggests a test case after the incident.
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Berkeley Board Rejects Youth Hostel on Saya Island
The Berkeley Board of Education voted 4-1 to reject leasing the Saya Island housing project as a summer youth hostel. Concerns from local residents and superintendent Richard Foster cited strong opposition. The plan’s units will be razed in September to make way for an adult education center.
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Manning Commission
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Mark Manheimier
Council ends gas station in trailer court development
Durham council votes to drop a service station from a proposed mobile home park near Durham Boulevard. Planning staff and residents raise concerns over access and hiking trails while preserved open space and parks remain priorities. Oakes defends the project as a premier development inspired by Moon Valley in Sonoma.
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Oakes
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Larry Silva
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Wiles
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Moon Valley Mobile Home Park
Sonoma
Planning Commission
Mission Boulevard
Lloyds Insures Apollo 11 Flight For Businessman
A British investor arranged Lloyds of London coverage worth 64 800 dollars to protect against losses if the Apollo 11 moon mission fails. The policy was framed as a publicity measure tied to commemorative medallions.
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Uruguay
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Bartolome
Herrera
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