Newark plans cable rights talks with TelePrompter
Newark Council schedules an 8 p.m. meeting at 1101 Newark Boulevard to discuss granting cable television rights. Terms include a $10,000 initial payment for admin costs and escalating yearly payments, with a $5.25 monthly rate for residents once service begins, and free installation during construction. The deal envisions two channels for schools and public agencies, plus a studio for public use.
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Thomas Smith
TelePrompTer
Sue and Teachings
Telfor
Auxilo
Gramming
Fremont Unified chief elected to educational council
Fremont Unified School District announces the election of William Belt to the local educational council. The veteran administrator, honored for decades of service, joins fellow members to guide district policy and budget decisions.
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FUSD
Educational Council
Fremont
William YW. Belt
Nananes
Noréern
Car crashes into parked van on Grimmer Boulevard
Police report says a car driven by Borges northbound on Grimmer struck a moving van and a semi trailer rig around 1:38 a.m. The front of the car caved in, Borges was pinned by the steering wheel, and officers recommended cites for excessive speed for conditions.
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Grimmer Boulevard
Valley Park Drive
Borges
J.D Berney
Polis
Councilman's charges refuted by police
Union City police deny Hayward City Councilman Charlie Santana's claim that excessive force was used in the arrest of two elderly Decota shopkeepers on charges of accepting stolen goods. The councilman alleged harassment of Raymond Crox and Max Perez, 83, during the arrest.
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Union City
Hayward
Charlie Santana
Decota
Santana
Raymond Crox
Max Perez
Retired Fremont Chief Earns Real Estate Broker License
Fremont notes retired Police Chief Clinton H. Wright, 55, has passed the real estate brokers exam and is now a licensed broker with Wes Sears Realtor. He previously led Fremont Police from 1962 to 1989 and has worked as an estate salesman since early this year at the same agency.
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Wes Sears
Fremont
Po Int
Wright
Four Year Old Killed As Truck Hits Car On Highway
A four year old New Orleans boy perished when an empty auto carrier rolled into his family's parked car on the highway shoulder after a flat tire. His father pulled over for help and watched the crash before the car caught fire. The mother and two sisters, ages 25, 2, and 1, were injured and rushed to Desert Hospital in critical condition. The family was en route to Sacramento. A trailer near the car was also struck, debris scattering for two miles.
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Palm Springs
UPS
New Orleans
Highway Patrol
Anthony Lenardo
Robert
Lenardo
Anthony
Patricia Ann
Aind
Tammy Marle
Ocala
Jocelyn
Desert Hospital
Condi
CHP
Fas
Ily
Sacramento
South County births at SDGM Hospital
Amid hospital notices, Gerald Mullen and several others welcomed newborns at SDGM Hospital. The text lists families and addresses, naming Mrs Joes and Ovida Gusanan among those involved, with references to locations on Wand Shede Lane and 6 han Drive.
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Eee Hospital
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Met
Gerald Mullen
Frere
Joes
Ioc
Lancat
Sdgm Hospital
Ned Hon
Daniel Rien
Sei Bt
Ant
Mr There Ous
Marvin Phill
Union City Coalition schedules changes to summer meetings
The Union City Coalition announces its monthly meeting night is disrupted by a recent change in scheduled meetings for the New Year. Subcommittees will continue to meet. Patterson asks for policy changes and urges ongoing discussion during the summer.
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Union City
Union City Coalition
Jins Patterie
Trustees weigh grade relocation plan hurdles and costs
Trustees confront hurdles in moving grades to Cesar Chavez School opening September 1972. A very low estimate suggests a Q O tax rise if facilities are paid over three years. Residents with a 28000 dollar home would pay about 21 dollars more in taxes next year.
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