Forecasts Temperatures Across Valleys This Week
Forecasts show fair conditions in the Sacrament Valley through Friday with minimal temperature changes. Lows range from 30s to 60s and highs from 85 to 95, while the San Joaquin Valley sees similar trends with lows near 60 to 70 Thursday night and highs around 95 to 94 in the delta, plus northwest winds 5 to 15 mph afternoons.
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Fremont Firefighters Denounce Strike Rumors and Protests
Ron Lydon, president of local 1682 firefighters union, rejects strike rumors backing a shorter week. Firemen voted to turn in home electronic alerts protesting long hours. Chief Estudillo backs a plan to restrict alerts to working fires, sparking debate on dispatch and workload.
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Transamerica appeals Newark zoning ruling on planned unit development
Tranzamerica Development Company plans to appeal a Newark Planning Commission denial of a lot size reduction and map alteration. The council meeting at 8 p.m. in Newark City Hall will also consider removing Saturday building inspection hours and a note on industrial fire training along with a second public hearing on a revised Newark General Plan.
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Arcus Publication Summary From Ta e Deity Review
The notice lists publication details and circulation terms for Arcus Published by Tae Deity Review, noting subscription rates and a daily edition with weekend and holiday exceptions. It references Audit Bureau of Circulation membership and points to general distribution through Alameta with various pricing and contact cues.
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Commission Axes Member From Fremont Human Relations Panel
Herrera, a 93 year three year member, was dropped for missing three consecutive meetings. He had pushed for low-cost housing and examined alleged housing and job discrimination. He blamed scheduling conflicts and criticized the commission as too slow and unproductive.
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Message lyrics push out head songs in page 11
The article notes the push of message lyrics like Baby It’s the Message and Give a Damn by Spanky and Our Gang as a theme song for a May or John Lindsay free entertainment program. It questions if the trend will stick as the beat continues on Page 11.
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Trustees Approve Budget Cut and High School Plan
Trustees outline a new high school to serve 2,250 students at Fremont Boulevard and Alder Avenue, easing overcrowding at Washington High and serving North Centerville. Bids for Centerville Junior High School addition were rejected as all exceeded estimates by about 15 percent. Bob Stone of the teachers negotiating council reported larger salary gaps after the meeting.
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Man Found Dead at Joyland Park Probed by Fremont Police
A unidentified man was found dead under bushes at Joyland Park. An on-site worker noted facial injuries suggesting beatings. The coroner described a 5 foot tall caucasian man with grayish hair, a mustache, and paint on his hands, wearing work clothes and a Swiss hat. no wallet, several keys, and a Volkswagen key among items found. Police investigate the scene and context.
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Bill Sets Sonic Boom Standards
President Johnson signed a law requiring the FAA to set noise and sonic boom standards for jet aircraft. The measure aims to govern civilian supersonic flights and certifies engines and overall impact as the aviation industry pursues commercial SSTs amid ongoing boom concerns.
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Cities May Quit South County Antipoverty Board
South County cities reportedly weighed leaving the SACEOA anti-poverty agency amid debate over board power and a regional restructure. Ontiveros contends no city has signaled withdrawal while noting past tensions with Pleasanton and Livermore over autonomy. A proposed new board would add state and county officials to the seven city members, with Aug. 10 as the information deadline.
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Action Due On Control Of Quarry
Continued from Page 1. Reconsideration of min church policy allowing small churches to operate in existing buildings. A request to continue using facilities on Washington Boulevard for Ohlone Junior College. Adoption of Mission Street lighting design policy. Bank of Fremont requests a public service message board.
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County Employes to Receive Revised Pay and Time Off Rules
County board approves a new holiday premium pay formula giving time and a half plus compensating time off within 30 days for holiday work. Overtime may be paid after eight hours daily or 40 hours weekly. Compensating time off must be granted before separation. cash in lieu requires supervisor approval. Debates remain on part time employee benefits and option to take time off or cash half days.
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Johnson orders standard envelope sizes across government
President Johnson directed all government departments to standardize envelope sizes to aid the Postal Service. Postmaster General Watson said uniform sizes could save the Post Office Department millions of dollars annually by reducing mail processing jams and delays in handling.
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Navy Awards 154 Million Submarine Contract to General Dynamics
The Navy awarded a 104 million contract to General Dynamics Corp for four nuclear powered submarines. Reactor contracts are separate. The subs will be attack craft, not missile bearing, expanding the fleet to 41 missile and 34 attack subs.
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County Denies Tax Exemption for Local Dealer
Alameda County supervisors denied Hay ward Tractor Sales Co Inc request for property tax exemption on 2600 dollars in taxes at Fremont. Assessor said company failed to list pew and used tractors in its sales department as taxable assets. Company argued license fee paid by consumers substitutes for other taxes on vehicles.
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Food Stamp Program Returns in Alameda County
Alameda County welfare officials prepare to restart the federally funded food stamp program after a delay. U S Department of Agriculture official Leonard directed immediate initiation, with possible start by August 1 if banks can gear up, or September 1 if funds lag. Over 5 000 low income families have signed up to participate.
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Newark budget update hints at cuts and tax relief
The Newark council reviews the city budget with $3,008 more expected from the State Compensation Insurance refund. Although all departmental requests may be funded, some cuts seem likely to boost emergency reserves or offer a token residents tax break. A $1.71 per $100 assessed valuation tax rate remains unchanged in the study budget, with a final adoption likely mid August.
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Sea Could Help Meet Global Food Needs, Piccard Says
Dr Jacques Piccard told a congressional subcommittee that the sea remains the probable harvest for world food needs. The Swiss ocean explorer urged government sea research funding to match space spending.
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