Fremont Quarry Debate Focuses on Sloping and Rehab
Fremont city council weighs a tough stance on the quarry site with Attorney Vollbrecht pressing for hillside sloping to a safe condition and a full survey before further quarrying. Residents urge careful consideration of traffic, noise, and visual impact at Mission Boulevard as opponents fear property and safety risks.
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Vollbrecht
Council
State Division of Industrial Safety
Silva
Ional
Mission Boulevard
del Helm
Rancho-Arroyo
Noblin
Lowell Miller
Engi-City
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Sistent
Wil Hut Steel
Niles Sand
Liam Kerr
Larry Milnes
Esi
Art Shiffrar
Nolice
Asion Boulevard
Toler
Mgonne Weinberger
Dumbarton
Tied Arch Bridge Debate Shapes Bay Crossing
City council debates bridge design for the Feather River bay crossing. Editors express opposition to a tied arch for aesthetics, while advocates cite harmony with bay bridges and strong lines. Councilors Dillon and van Doorn push for rehabilitation of quarry scars and landscape integration.
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Allen
Wide Bay
Feather River
San Francisco Bay
Weinberger
Sparks
Toll Bridge Authority
Bay
Thunderstorms Force Change In Apollo 11 Landing Site
Officials delayed landing to avoid delays and seasickness risk from storms. The Columbia command ship was 84,448 miles from Earth at midnight EDT, accelerating toward reentry at 24,667 mph, with Nixon aboard the recovery carrier USS Hornet expected to witness the fireball. In a postflight TV address, astronauts credited the teams on the ground for the historic Moon voyage. Aldrin framed the moment as more than three men, a government effort, or a national achievement.
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Columbia Command
Earth
Nixon
Hornet
Stigit
Aldrin
Newark City Budget Talks on Pay Hikes and Contingency Funds
Newark council discusses teachers' pay increase and a tentative budget, weighing a 2.2 percent rise to 6 800 and a possible 68 cent tax hike to fund a contingency fund. Officials note past borrowing and a need for a realistic reserve around 1 percent of the budget, with a larger fund unlikely under current proposals.
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Ash
Newark Commu
Unity Center
Newark Unified School
Turnfund
Smith
Newark
Fremont teachers seek pay rise amid budget concerns
The teachers' negotiating council proposed raises of 4.3 to 5.9 percent based on experience after six months of talks with board representative associate superintendent Tom Maloney. The board granted the request swiftly after public reaction. Trustee Walter Hughes noted salaries are about 5 percent of the district budget and urged residents worried about rising taxes to share views. James Buckmaster, president of the Fremont Federation of Residents, urged trustees to cut expenses, not specifically targeting teachers' salaries.
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James Buckmaster
Fremont Federation of Residents
Pranks Send Tickets to Fremont Woman
Mrs. Helen Ann Escobar, 39, of Shana Street, Fremont, received unrequested plane tickets for Atlanta at 444, with prior surreptitious tickets to New York, Hong Kong and Singapore arriving by mail. A mysterious "friend" ordered taxis, carpet cleaners and other services. police advise returning tickets to the airlines.
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Fremont
Helen Ann Escobar
Shana St
Atlanta
Escobar
L. Danner
Racobar
Daily Review publication notice from Sumter County
An old style newspaper notice lists publication details for the Daily Review with editor David R. Peery as business manager. It shows wartime circulation order numbers and post office handling in Fremont California, complaining of second class matter and subscription rates.
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Araus
The
Daily Review
David R. Peery
California
Alamada
Fremont
Center Square
Greyhound Bus Strike Settled in Bay Area
San Francisco report says Bay Area commuter service will return to normal early next week after a 42 day strike by International Association of Machinists Local 1305. The union ratified the settlement by 200 to 65, gaining $1.18 per hour raise over three years and 12.25 cents more in fringe benefits. Three other machinists unions also struck, canceling 76 runs.
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San Francisco
UPI
Greyhound Bus
Bay Area
International Association of Machinists Local 1305
Greyhound
Machinists
Judge Orders Status Quo For Barb Ownership Fight
In Oakland a Alameda County Superior Court judge ordered the status quo in the Berkeley Barb dispute. Judge Lewis Lercara ruled that Alan Court may publish the paper until a full hearing, with funds placed in escrow and restrictions on distributing subscriptions or paper materials.
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UPI
Berkeley
Barb
Alameda County
Lewis Lercara
Alan Court
University of California
Coult
Preschool Story Hour Begins at Newark Library
A story hour for preschoolers started Tuesday at the Newark Library and runs six weeks through August 26. Sessions begin at 10 a.m. and last about 30 minutes. Registration is open, with membership limited to a small group and no new members after the third session.
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Newark
Virginia Cox
Nene City Hall
Foes Challenge School Location In Newark Petition Debate
Two petition circulators oppose relocation of Churchill Continuation High School on Robertson Avenue. Ellen Perry and Roland Paul dispute Newark Unified School District trustees admitting a problem at the current site. They referenced a deleted petition line and debated whether the board acknowledged issues without stating it directly.
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Newark
Churchill Continuation High School
Robertson Avenue
Newark Unified School District
Ellen Perry
Manganila St
Roland Paul
Robertson Ave
Newark High School
Churchill High
Paul
UC Awards Thirteen Local Scholarships
Thirteen local students have been awarded undergraduate scholarships for the 196970 school year by the University of California at Berkeley. They include Gail Bach, David Faust, George Hernandez, Robert Leachman, Michael Owens, William Stark, Regina Trujillo, Madelon Van Lier and Karen Wedge of Fremont, Alice Lite, Linda Lillie and Pamela Pearson of Newark and Yolanda Zepeda of Union City.
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University of California At Berkeley
Gail’ Bach
David Faust
George Hernandez
Robert Leachman
Michael Owens
William Stark
Regina Trujillo
Madelon van Lier
Karen Wedge
Fremont
Alice Lite
Linda Lillie
Pamela , Pearson
Newark
Yolanda 1 Zepeda
Union City
Scouts' Paper Drive For Ball Game Bus Fund
Cub Pack 140 plans a paper collection in the Mission Valley Linda Vista area to fund a bus to the Aug. 26 Giants game against Philadelphia. With many parents working, a shared ride is needed, and a large container is placed at Mission Ranch shopping center for easy deposits.
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al Squals
San Francisco Giants
Philadelphia
Cub
Cubs
William Winslow
Mission Valley
Linda Vista
Mission Ranch
Planners to tackle long agenda tonight in Fremont
Fremont planners will handle a long agenda at the 4:30 p.m. city hall meeting. Key items include a public hearing for a service station at Rock Avenue and Niles Boulevard, two central business district sign and retail drive-in proposals, a 100-bed convalescent hospital at Mowry and Parkside, and rezoning for higher density garden apartments on Stevenson Boulevard.
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Fremont
City Hall
Civy Center Drive
Rovk Avenue
Niles Boulevard
Niles
City
Niles Nursery Co
Mowry Avenue
Parkside Drive
Jerome Meis
Beaton Avenue
Liberty Street
Walnut Avenue
California Street
Chesapeake Co
J. D. Murphy
Morris Hyman
Stevenson Boulevard
I Premont
Gaslight Square
Newark Council weighs budget and expansion plan with trailer park option
Newark City Council opens public hearing on the proposed 1969 70 budget and a limited five year plan for public buildings and park development. They discuss Wayne Vaughn and Jack Grimes request to build Newark's first trailer coach park on a 20 acre site near Nim itz Freeway Baine and Central Avenues Cedar Boulevard.
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Newark
Richard W. Turnlund
Wayne Vaughn
Jack Grimes
Fremont
Nimitz Freeway
Baine
Central Avenues
Cedar Boulevard
Charles Sashmark
Planning Commission
Norman J
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