County Poverty Program Delayed in Alameda County
Alameda supervisors delay designating a new nonprofit to coordinate anti poverty efforts in Southern Alameda County for two weeks. The Southern Alameda County Economic Opportunity Organization manages a 2.5 million dollar budget and 486000 federal funds, with seven city support and a 14 member board including 11 poor representatives. Ontiveras, retiring director, notes potential restructuring to meet supervisor guidance on membership and governance.
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Bond Issue Amount Set for Washington Township Hospital District
Bonding attorneys plan a bond issue of 6.8 million for inclusion on the November general elections ballot. Hospital board directors set an unofficial expansion bond at 6.202 million after architect estimates. earlier 4.5 million was scrapped after a contested land purchase. Chairman Frank Amsbaugh said a county assessor report is awaited to determine the tax rate and interest. Directors to decide at the August 7 meeting.
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Determined in Spon by Older Hoe aasee Me Superior Color
Publication details from Daily Review dated March 7 include subscription rates and contact lines. The fragment lists names, addresses, and a California location Alameda Center in Fremont with a phone number.
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Red Army Opens Big Maneuvers Across Western Front
Soviet Defense Ministry announced large scale war games along the western frontier from the Baltic to the Black Sea as Politburo leaders reportedly left Moscow for crisis talks with Prague Over Czechoslovakia. Observers say the drills signal Kremlin resolve amid reformist Prague moves.
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Red Mortars Hit Key Viet Towns In Saigon War Update
Communist forces shelled Loc Ninh and Hai An near Da Nang, killing at least six South Vietnamese and wounding many as 100 mortar rounds struck Loc Ninh. Major General Robert Worley, American air commander, was killed when his jet was shot down near Da Nang.
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Pay Request Enough More Manpower Sought By Newark Police
Newark police push for more officers while firemen seek salaries from a 1.62 million budget. Firemen want 7.5 percent raises for 14 men and 10 percent for four captains, boosting pay from 754 to 810 monthly. Police cite understaffing, lack of disability insurance, and subpar medical plans. Clark argues funding limits and notes other departments are under staffed too.
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Hospital election at large for Washington Township district
Washington Township Hospital District votes to keep two at large board seats in November despite efforts to revamp election procedures. A special committee found drawing equal districts impractical without precise population data, noting income-based registration gaps and a potential two to seven member expansion the state prohibits.
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Fremont trustees weigh cutting 1968 69 tax rate by 27 cents
Fremont Unified School District trustees meet at Irvington Elementary to discuss reducing the 1968 69 tax rate by 27 cents and revert to the 1966 407 levy of 4.83 per 100 of assessed valuation. They also review plans for a 4 million North Centerville high school set to open in September, bids for Centerville Junior High addition, orthopedically handicapped facilities model, and rebidding a 500 thousand bus garage and gardening facility to stay within state limits.
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Fremont Youth Is Charged With Visiting Narcotics Site
Fremont Police arrested an 18 year old, Michael Phillips of 36159 Adobe Drive, on a charge of visiting a place where narcotics are used after a July 8 raid on a party of youths. Six juveniles received notices to appear in juvenile hall. Jill Flesuras, the other non juvenile partygoer, was arrested on a warrant July 12.
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Mail service cuts hit Washington Township Saturday
Postage workers layoffs cut Saturday and Sunday windows nationwide under Public Law 90-364. Fremont and Newark post offices suspend new housing deliveries, curb city routes, and push customers to central offices for mail. Local staff reductions to meet the 1966 level may require overtime for some workers, with exact cuts to be planned by the local postmasters.
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Newark Board Considers Plans for Second High School
Newark Unified School District trustees reviewed preliminary designs for a second high school to open in September 1870. The 165000 square foot campus near Cedar Boulevard will house 2000 students with open classrooms and noise-reducing features. Corwin Booth and Associated Architects lead the design. The board discussed a potential state-supported child care center but took no action. They also continued a search for a corporation yard site and approved a $16200 audiovisual services contract with the county.
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Steelworkers vote for nationwide strike if no deal
Steel workers across the United States and Canada voted overwhelmingly for a possible strike at midnight July 31 if a contract isn't reached. An unofficial UPI tabulation shows about 9 to 4 in favor, with results from 23 locals covering around 64,000 of 400,000 members. The USW headquarters said complete results from about 660 locals would be available by Wednesday.
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