New Calorita School for the Deaf and Blind Groundbreaking
Riles lauds groundbreaking of the Calorita School for the Deaf and the Blind in Fremont as California moves to meet the national mandate for education of handicapped students. The 475000 square foot facility near Mission Boulevard will serve 500 deaf and 150 blind students with strong academic and vocational programs. City leaders including Mayor Gene Rhodes pledge support as construction begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont
Calorita
Wilson Riles
Riles
Berkeley
Motion Church
Walnut Avenue
Stevenson Boulevard
Mission Boulevard
Civic Center Drive
Ing
Gene Rhodes
Chamber of Commerce
Frank Carroll
California
School For the
Servin
Riles urges lawmakers aid Fremont schools after tax vote
Fremont area educator State Superintendent Wilson Riles said after Tuesday's tax rejection for Fremont schools that the legislature should quickly fund public schools. He criticized local taxpayers for bearing rising costs and backed Assemblyman Leroy Greene's plan to adjust school financing to ease reliance on property taxes while seeking more state funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont
Cantorma
Hayes
Supl
Wilson Riles
Riles
Leroy Greene
Rites
Sacramento Democrat
Jerry Brown
Sacramento
Greene
Ohlone inventory finds most missing items accounted for
Ohlone College reports that most items previously listed as missing in the inventory have been found or will be soon. Business Manager A. J. Frawley says about 99.9 percent of items may be located, noting that some items were not listed by asset tag and thus did not appear on the survey printout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont
Ohlone College
Ohlone
A. J. Frawley
Frawley
Marshall and Stevens, Inc
Los Angeles
Johns Hopkins scientist touts cancer drug breakthrough
Johns Hopkins Hospital researchers led by Dr. Michael Colvin report a new nitrosourea based cancer drug that targets tumor cells while limiting harm to normal tissue. The team says the drug, more stable in the body, may overcome common chemotherapy side effects and will advance to animal testing before potential human trials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
UPI
Johns Hopkins Hospital
New Cancer Center
Cabin
Michael Collem
Colvin
Ars
Maki i Colvin
Robert Brumdrett
Nevel
Dial-a-ride expands to Fremont and Newark zones
AC Transit plans Sunday expansion adding three new and enlarged zones in Fremont and Newark. Zone 13 in Mission San Jose extends to Mission Boulevard and I 680, Zone 17 in Newark broadens to Newark Boulevard and nearby streets, and Zone 3 in Cabrillo Park covers about one square mile. Line 202 will shift to off peak operation. dial-a-ride fares are 25 cents each way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dis-Atide
Fremont
Newark
Mission San Jose
AC Transit
Mission Boulevard
Newark Boulevard
Jarvis Road
Thornton Avene
Enterprise Drive
Cabrillo Park
Fremont Boulevard
Decoto Road
Nimitz
Peralta Boulevard
Diaba-Ride
Norpeak
Sirhan Sirhan to face Los Angeles supervisors visit
Los Angeles County Supervisors plan a visit to Soledad Prison to question Sirhan Sirhan about the Kennedy shooting. It remains uncertain if he will provide details, as officials seek motivations behind the assassination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Sirhan Sirhan
Robert F. Kennedy
Soledad Prison
Casino gambling seen boosting Atlantic City crime activity
New Jersey State Police and retired Inspector Clinton L Pagano Sr say organized crime figures are increasing activity in Atlantic City as casino gambling begins. The report also notes a Costa Rican women's group urging the United States to rethink its stance on fugitive financier Robert Jesco and a Salvadoran ambassador recounts a brutal 53 hour captivity in Guatemala. Weather forecasts call for fair skies with patchy morning fog along the coast, little temperature change, and coastal highs in the 60s to inland 70s with small craft advisories for strong northwest winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Clinton L. Pagano Sr
Atlantic City
N.J
Rosalynn Carter
United State
Robert Jesco
Fremont
Cal State cop arraigned in slayings
California State University officer Moreno faced arraignment on charges related to the killings of Hayward officers Sgt. Stanley Henney and Officer Gary Hart. The Livermore attorney sought bail reduction as Moreno, living in Davis before moving to Pleasanton, prepared to enter a plea. Witnesses described chaotic moments, Hart’s attempt to shield others, and Moreno exchanging fire with Hart before the gunfire stopped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karen Stevenson
Norberg Hayward
Fred
Moreno
Californe
University
Hayward Rd
Searcs
Tes
Stanley Henney
Newark
Gary’ Hart
Area Core
Livermore
Noonan
Nepcan
Davis
Pleasanton
Judet
California
Hayward
Myron Dom
Hart
Laura Barton
Ang
Herre
Henney
Ms. Barto
Don
Dorn
Also Mentioned on This Page
New School For Deaf, Blind
Tien
Sgu-Lamouage
John Briggs
Edna G. Brown, Jr
Farrah Fawcett
Charlie's Angels
United States
Iran
Pakistan
Init
el Salvador
Guatemala
Old Tapers
Arges Leprs
Wanby Mo Guide
Ty Cones
Ly Ray Orreck
Steincratny
Jock Anderton
Cal State
Barbara
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!