Acosta Defends Catalyst Policy Amid Labor Row
Acosta says The Catalyst will print news with credibility while staying neutral on the farm worker strike. He notes board reorganized to reflect SACEOA policy statements and argues involvement in labor issues is political only if politicians frame it that way.
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Delgado
Reagan
San Fran
Acosta
Catalyst
la Es ‘Nfo Leatt
Inter-Reditor
Arman
Saceoa
Safeway
Thef
Fremont plan study meeting on apartment tour
Fremont officials held a two hour tour of apartment complexes as part of a city hall alternative meeting. City commissioners toured hall parking lots and discussed staff coordination to improve understanding of apartment construction and project variety.
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Fremont
City Missioners
Attending Management Institute at Santa Clara University
Fremont Chamber of Commerce leaders Stan Laycock and Bob Jaeger attend the 37th annual Institute for Organization Management at the University of Santa Clara. The nine year program trains organization managers with basic, advanced, and postgraduate studies. Laycock is in his third year and Jaeger in his second.
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Fremont
Stan Laycock
Fremont Chamber of Commerce
Bob Jacger
University
Santa Clara
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Chambers of Commerce
Laycock
Jaeger
Arcus Newspaper Notice From The Daily Review Fremont
A public notice from The Arcus published by The Daily Review lists legal and subscription details. It cites Superior Court order No T4954 dated June 21 1961 and provides address 122 Centar Square Fremont California.
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The
Daily Review Tne
David R. Petry
Superior Court of the State of
California
Alamede
Berkeley awards area student scholarships for 1969 70
Nine Fremont and three Newark residents receive undergraduate scholarships from the University of California Berkeley campus for the 1969 70 academic year. Names and addresses of recipients are listed, with Fremont students Gail Boehm David Faust George Hernandez Robert Leachman Michael Owen William Stark Regina Trueville Madelon Van Lier Karen Wedge and Newark students Alec Little Linda Little Pamela Pearson. A separate note from San Rafael concerns Scott Reilly of Fre for Guide Dogs for the Blind presenting the golden retriever Ginger at Class 230 graduation.
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Berkeley
Fremont
Newark
University of California
Gail M.i Boehm
Walden Court
David W. Faust
Sterling Court
George C. Hernandez
Michelle St
Robert C. Leachman
Mowry Ave
Michael Dee Owen
Maywood St
William K. Stark
Cashew Way
Regina J. Trueville
Archer Ave
Madelon
van Lier
Nagle Way
Karen V. Wedge
Regents Park Lane
Alec A. Little
St. Mark
Linda K. Little
San Rafael
Scott Reilly
Whitmer Court
Fre
Scott
Jeet
Miss
Anne Hopkins
Jan McEwen
Jury Selection Begins In Williams Murder Trial
In Alameda County Superior Court jurors were chosen for the Williams murder case following a recent separate trial in which Anthony van Buskirk was acquitted. Prosecutor Charles Johnson will handle Williams case under Judge Harold Howe while defense lawyer Michael Ballacher represents Williams. Testimony is set to begin next week. In a second trial, Jose F. Trujillo, 37, faces shooting two Southern Pacific employees in Fre ment’s Niles District office. Defense to begin today before Judge Robert Barber.
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Qakland
Union City
Edward
Mona- Mameda County Superior Court
Ghan
John Clarence Williams
Anthony van
Buskirk
Sonora
Superior Court
van Buskirk
Charles McCrory
Fremont
Williams
Charles Johnson
Harold Howe
Michael Ballacher
Berkeley
Jose F.trujillo
San Francisco
Southern Pacific Railroad
Niles
Robert Barber
Fremont-Newark Junior College Tax Rate Cut
The Fremont Newark Junior College District trustees voted a tax rate reduction from 62 cents per $100 assessed valuation after the county assessor double the anticipated increase. Final valuation rose 29.7 percent versus 15.8 percent. Budget cuts of 27440 for rented property and 54880 for a community services reserve were made. A public hearing is set for August 6 at 8 p.m. College Vice President Duke warned that state aid may decline later.
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General Reserve
James Duke
PUC Rulin Faces Push For Legislative Probe
City officials fear hearings may be required as the PUC moves to informal handling of railroad infractions in Fremont. Railroads argued to transfer cases to PUC jurisdiction, while a May 27 resolution deemed routine, avoiding public notices. Officials question the process and possible actions by the state agency and city attorneys.
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San Francisco
Fremont
Southern Pacific Railroad
PUC
Commission
Transportation Division
Operations and Safety|! Section
Staf
Sprague
Fremont area obituaries and school budget update
Obituary notices honor Bernice M. Cook 53 of Fremont and six other relatives including seven grandchildren and eight siblings. Services set for Monday in Burlingame and Newark, with burial at Cedar Lawn Memorial Park. Separate item covers Newark district budget talk on a $6.87 million plan, slight variances from prior year, no tax rise due to new state funds and revenue increases. Also notes memorials to Masonic Temple Building Fund and multiple family tributes, plus a Fremont funeral for Richard V. Adams, 47, Korean War veteran and longtime News Register employee. services Saturday at Fremont Memorial Chapel.
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Winter
Newark Ward
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Newark Memorial Chapel
Newark Blvd
Edwin Maughan
Cedar Lawn Memorial Park
Fremont
Burlingame
Kan
Bernice M. Cook
Rock Springs
Wyo
Newark
Cook
Blea
Newark Unified School District
Topeka
Jack Cook
Hus McGregor
Herbert I. Cook
Frethan
Thelmont
Wendall
Holmes
Kansas City
Neva Jeffers
Alva Brewer
San
Ann
Calif
Barsaney
Betty
Church of Jesus
Adams
Christ of Latter Day Saints
Regina
Jody Adams
Temple Way
Howard B. Wills
Stephens
John Adams
Wiscons
B. Winter
William Adams
California
Sharon J. Anderson
Marshallieu
L. Winter
Masonic Temple
Martha Pierce
Salt Lake City
Richard V. Adams
Fremont Memorial Chapel
Moriwary
Peralta Blvd
Towa
News. Register
John M. Paxton
Irvington United
County Farms Become a Disaster Area Protest Letter
Ninety five Alameda area landowners protest new assessed valuations in a letter to Gov. Reagan. Fremont attorney LeRoy A. Broun argues the full cash value base inflates taxes, cites examples including an $61,000 1968 value rising to $516,500 in 1969-70. He urges emergency legislation to prevent confiscation of farms through foreclosure or delinquent taxes.
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John Pachtner
Fremont
Ronald Reagan
Alameda County
LeRoy A. Broun
Broun
Fara
Astronauts Salaries Compared With Moon Program Costs
Houston reports Apollo 11 crew salaries reveal military and civilian pay uneven though astronauts receive fringe benefits. Arm strong earns 30054 a year as civilian commander while Aldrin 20607 and Collins 18648 as officers. Average hourly pay about 2.85 with long hours and cramped conditions, yet many see broad travel.
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Jéhowr
California Driver License Fee Increase Passed
In Sacramento the Senate approved raising California driver license fees from three dollars to five and duplications from one to three. The bill by Senator Randolph Collier of Yreka was sent to the Assembly, and officials say the higher fees will generate nine million dollars in new revenue.
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Sacramento
LIPI
Senate
California
Randolph Collier
D-Yreka
Assembly
Collier
BART Directors Seek Bond Bids for Holding Company Move
Bay Area Rapid Transit District directors called for bids on a holding company plan to expand into other financial fields. Bank chairman Morris Hyman said the aim is to give bank directors more flexibility while remaining competitive and prepared for potential new regulations. The plan centers on using the $72 million Series L bonds authorized in 1962 with bids opening soon and final field approvals pending state and federal agency clearances.
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Morris Hyman
Bank of Fremont
Savings and Loan Associations
Hymans
San Francisco
Bay, Area
Hyman
Ie Holding Company
Fremont
BART
Fremont Seeks Local Employment Office Resolution
Sacramento reports City Employment Office resolution introduced to establish a Fremont office. Assemblyman Carlos Bee and city officials press for a local site to aid youths, noting current residents must travel to Hayward. The measure requests state Department of Employment support and urges action for Fremont residents.
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City Employment Office
Sacramento
Carlos Bee
Fremont
Department of Employment
Bee
Robert
Nelson
Mont
Hayward
Ben Driggs
Tollack Transportation
Sai Driggs
Department
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Spike Lantz
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Rob McMahon
Marge Montgomery
Girls of
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John Roberto
This Boy Scout Troop
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