Hutchinson Faces Tax Protest Rally At Alameda County
Fremont observers gathered at Kimber Farms auditorium on Mission Boulevard as Alameda County Assessor Don Hutchinson explained assessment methods and protest rights. A growing coalition of landowners and lawyers collected signatures seeking reductions, with petitions totaling over 6,000 as hearings near.
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Kimber Farms
Mission Boulevard
Alameda County
Don Hutchinson
Leroy Broun
de- Hutchinson
County Assess
Hutchinson
Meat Appeals Board
Oak St
Oakland
Requiem Mass for Mary Nunes in Union City
Obituary note for Mary Nunes 71 died yesterday in a Hayward hospital. Service set for Thursday at Our Lady of the Rosary Church Union City with services from Fremont Chapel of the Roses Mortuary. Born in Oakland, she lived much of her life in Alameda County and Union City. Survived by two daughters Catherine Bragar and Diane Nunes, sons George Ramsell Charles Ramsell and John Ramsell, sisters Helen Gomes Anne Lofkin, brothers Eugene Phillip Ramsel William Ramsell Tam Leonard. Burial at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery in Hayward after Rosary and Requiem Mass.
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Hayward
Our Lady of the Rosary
Csl
Union City
Fremont Chapel of the Roses
Peralta Blvd
Oakland
Alameda County
Uinion City
Joseph Nunes
Clementina Caldwell
Church of the Holy Ghost
Fremont Blvd
Fremont
Lomor- Tow
Fremont Chapel of the Razes Mortuary
San Francisco
Arthur Caldwell
Willard Hatch
Seattle
Charles Natch
Santa Rosa
Octavia Tyson
Calvary Cemetery
Pledge Published In Youth’s Companion 1892
The pledge of allegiance to the flag was first published in the children’s periodical The Youth’s Companion in September 1892. It gained official recognition by Congress in 1942.
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Congress
The Arcus Publication Notice From Tea Daily Review
Public notice from Fremont California detailing newspaper publication details and subscription rates. Includes court order reference and office addresses for The Arcus Daily Review, with dates and mailing information.
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Tea Daily Review
David R. Pony
Fremont Building Permits Top Totals Set A Year Ago
Fremont issued 3,249,000 in building permits in June, topping May totals of 2,430,000 and June 1968 at 1,212,000. New housing permits reached 2,515,000 with May 1,958,000 and June 911,000 in 1968. County totals across Alameda show 21,180,000 for June, down from May but up from last year.
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Fremont
Office of Field Services
U.S. Department For Commerce
Newark
Union City
Alameda County
District Pleads Case On Sewage Chlorination Costly
Fremont district chief Boege told the Union Sanitary District board that chlorinating Irvington plant effluent is unjustified and may harm Bay life. He cited the Bay Regional Water Quality Control Board plan as unclear, noting low dilution at Mud Slough and no water contact recreation in the area. Boege urged time to tailor rules to each plant, arguing health concerns exist but efficacy is unknown.
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Union Sanitary District
Hayward
Chlor Lana
Irvingal
Thervington
Boeger
Centrol Board
Ervinglit
Dagteria
Ike
Boege
Newark Rand
Federal Aid Sought For Newark Youth Center Plan
Newark Parks Commission backs Ash Street youth center with a plan for 5 percent federal matching funds. Public Works chief Tong says Ash site qualifies over Lincoln Park, freeing up city and volunteer labor funds and aiming to save 29,000 planned for Lincoln Park by shifting to Ash Street development.
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Newark Parks and Recreation Commission
Ash Street
Public Works
Paul Tong
Commission
Lincoln Park
Tong
Park Plaza Co faces Chapter 11 reorganization efforts
The Park Plaza Co and related owners seek Chapter 11 reorganization under the Bankruptcy Act. Creditors include California Bank of San Francisco at 1.4 million, Richard Higbie of Balboa Island at 200 thousand, and Phillip Dauvar of Los Angeles with a 79,969 judgment. The company owes 34,961 for 1967 GA and 79,235 in 1988-69 taxes to Alameda County. Construction delays and contractor issues hurt tenants and tied Park Plaza assets to debts. Sale of undeveloped property behind Park Plaza is a test of good faith. The central business district two acre property sale is a major city core event awaiting court and clearance.
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Richard Higbie
Balboa Island
Phillip
Park Plaza Co
Park Plaza
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Hollander
Plaza
Capwell
Fremont Man Pleads Guilty To Gun Rap
Fremont resident Thomas W. Newton pleaded guilty in municipal court to disturbing the peace and brandishing a weapon after neighbors reported gunfire at 3:50 a.m. Sunday. Police found a 30-30 rifle above his head as officers entered the home. a firing in a residential area charge was dropped. Sentencing set for Aug. 18 by Judge Roy G. Pucci.
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Thomas W. Newton
Newton
E. J. Selich
Hamilton Way
Selich
Mary
Roy G. Pucci
Higher Reading Program Results for Third Graders
The Higher Reading Program shows third graders advancing eight months instead of the expected nine, with some students slipping behind as the year begins. Project Growth schools include Grimmer, Durham, Vallejo Mills, and St. Leonard's Catholic School, where instructional aides assist teachers and work five hours daily five days a week.
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Grimmer
Durham
Vallejo Mills
St. Leonard's Catholic School
Lile
Youth Booked On Pot Count In Fremont
Robert C D Moore of Sunnyvale arraigned in municipal court on a charge of possessing marijuana. A roofer Moore was arrested after a plastic bag containing suspected marijuana and narcotic pills was discarded from a car at the Franklin Avenue and Newport Drive intersection. Two teens in the car told officers they had thrown the bag after Moore dropped it onto a girl. Judge Roy Pucci set July 30 for Moore to enter his plea.
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Californials St
Sunnyvale
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Moore
William R. Holt
Franklin Avenue
Newport Drive
Bolt
Roy G. Pucci
Newark Police Recover 12 Cases Of Stolen Fireworks
Newark police recovered twelve cases of fireworks valued at four thousand eight dollars from three burglaries carried out by two 17 year olds. A hydraulic jack acetylene torch and socket wrench set worth about one thousand dollars were found en route to owners. Four tires on mag wheels valued at four hundred dollars remained without an owner. The items were stored in a silo on Old Mowry School Road and taken between June fifth and twentieth. The youths were arraigned in juvenile court and to appear next week.
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Ronald C. Haege
Haege
C. A. Aquila
Old Mowry School Road
Hauge
Jaage
Alameda County Utility Values Rise 3.77 Percent
Alameda County was informed its privately owned public utility property is assessed at 212,999,010 this year for local tax, up from 205,166,170 last year, a 3.77 percent increase. The State Board of Equalization, which assesses these properties annually, cited a static statewide figure of about 4.7 billion for 192 utilities, with declines in assessment ratio and property transfers offset by uniformity measures. The board aims to finalize official values August 4, with appeals possible in the first two weeks of August.
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Sacramento
Alameda County
State Board of Equalization
Book Mark Ties to nation wide Ticket Reservation System
Fremont shop The Book Mark connects to a TRS computer system that feeds ticket requests to over 1,300 locations across the U.S. and Canada. The system shows available seats for events, holds them for three minutes, and prints tickets if purchased.
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Fremont Hub
Stan Patten
Khown
TRS
U.S
Canada
Patten
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