College Trustees Hire Firm To Plan Campus
Fremont Newark junior college district trustees hired a private architectural firm led by J. Kemp Assa to master plan the permanent Oxlade campus near the rail line using San Jose and Foothill College experience. Supt. Epler and staff will review fees and schedule with board approval, considering options including cost-saving measures and local talent, while weighing a $2 million publication budget and tax-rate implications.
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Fremont-Newark
Stephan C. Epler
TV Vontenet Avoulee
Femalarts Ous
Lawmakers Restore Teeth to Gun Registration Bill
In Sacramento the Assembly Ways and Means Committee revived gun registration provisions in the major firearms control bill and then sent it to the Assembly floor on a closed vote. Shoemaker noted the vote count and said changes kept licensing for gun owners while reintroducing registration, despite earlier objections.
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UPI
Assembly Ways and Means
Winfield Shoemaker
Shoemaker
Charles’ Warren
Los Angeles
Sheemaker
Criminal Procedure Committee
Cal State Breaks All-White Image Faces Scrutiny
An article reports campus efforts to improve student inclusion at Cal State, with quotes from McCune about students feeling ignored. The piece notes potential trouble when students perceive a lack of concern, highlighting ongoing challenges in addressing perceived indifference.
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Cal State
Sentinys Rem
McCune
Arcus Publined by Fre Daily Neviow Item
The notice lists court and publication details with names Jack Moorhead Barnes Mer and others, referencing Superior Court Alameda and a general circulation order number 3130. It mentions post office entry and publication terms, including rates per copy and yearly subscription.
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Neviow
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Rusk Authorizes Food Donation To Red Cross
Washington officials said Secretary of State Dean Rusk made 1 million dollars available from USAID funds to the International Red Cross for food relief in Biafra and eastern Nigeria. The donation acts as a guaranteed reserve for rapid draws as other nations contribute.
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Upi
State Department
Dean Rusk
International Red Cross
Biafra
Breadaway
Nigeria
U.S. Agency For International Development Funds
Red Cross
Bus Strike Settled Resumes Fremont Bus Service
Bus service to and from Fremont, Alameda Contra Costa and Santa Clara Counties resumed after a two week strike by 39 drivers of Peerless Mages Local 1225. Talks via a federal mediator yielded a year cost of living increase, wage bumps, pension improvements and fringe benefits. About 13 southbound and 14 northbound Fremont buses returned to schedule at 6 am. The line carries an estimated 53 000 passengers per month.
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Santa Clara
Amalgamated Transit Local 1225
Fremont
Newton Jurors Quizzed In Huey P Newton Murder Trial
In Oakland jurors began questioning for Huey P Newton's murder trial. A seven man and five woman panel, mostly white, heard defense questions on group affiliations and views on capital punishment. Juror optimism rose as Orville Miller claimed openness, while others cited Vietnam and protests shaping opinions.
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Charles BR. Garry
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Lawmakers Slash U S Aid Bill
The House passed a foreign aid bill after cutting about 967.5 million from the 2.9 billion request. The roll call 228 to 184 sent a bill authorizing 1.9939 billion for the new fiscal year, a likely record low in the program's 21 year history. Republicans and some Democrats pushed for larger cuts. Additional GOP amendments cut 187 million, joining earlier trims of 205.8 million.
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Year’s Hottest Day Sparks Heat Relief and Grass Fires
Officials report a record heat day with temperatures near 92 in the area as westerly winds gust 12 to 25 mph. Residents sought relief in air conditioned offices while Fremont Newark firefighters battled multiple grass fires set by juveniles near Lander Street Hopkins School Driscoll Road and Rockspray Street.
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Fremont and Alameda County push for more judgeships
Sherman urges a judge in Alameda County while bar associations lobby for oral representation on the bench. Across Fremont Newark and Union City residents form nearly a seventh of the county population. Fremont advocates push for three judges from the township and expanded superior court facilities to stop residents traveling to Oakland. Washington Township Center chief Sherrod notes transportation issues for the indigent to Oakland courts. The county plans a new municipal court near a future civic center and a state committee will screen nominees before Reagan signs any bill.
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Okok
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Alameda
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Kidnapping Suspect Surrenders in Fremont Case
Kenney Cahill 18 of 3087 Bellhaven Ave surrendered to Fremont police in a kidnapping and assault case tied to a July 13 incident near Stanford Research Institute. Bail set at 15000. Cahill works as a fork lift operator at the Oakland Army Base.
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Fremont
Kenney Cahill
Bellhaven Ave
Cahill
Hayward
Stanford Research Institute
Michael Yocum
Oakland Army Base
Czech crisis raises fear of reimposed power amid talks
News notes global reactions as Czechoslovakia signals possible trial or removal of Antonin Novotny while pledging unity among socialist nations. Tito offers Prague talks, US says it will stay out. Moscow wary but not seeking intervention. commentator emphasizes open dissent as part of party push to regain confidence and advance socialism.
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Senator Smith to Undergo Leg Surgery
Senator Margaret Chase Smith of Maine 70 will undergo arthritic leg surgery August 4 in New York. Dr Frank Stinchfield will perform the operation at Harkness Pavilion Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center. She has used a cane for months and is expected to be hospitalized for several weeks.
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UPS
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
New York
Frank BK. ‘Stinchfield
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Columbia- Presbyterian Medical Center
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Ockerman Undergoes Surgery After Mountain Rescue
Phil Ockerman of the Fremont Recreation Department is scheduled for surgery at Kaiser Hospital in Hayward today for a second finger loss and ankle injuries from a July 4 mountain climbing accident on Mt. Whitney. He was aided down by improvised stretcher and horseback to Lone Pine Hospital. the YOUTH CORPS director is expected to leave the hospital by weekend.
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Kaiser Hospital
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Ockerman
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Lone Pine Hospital
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