Fremont Bus Safety Struggles Amid Traffic Crash Toll
Fremont police and school officials report a dangerous mix of driver impatience and staffing gaps as bus red lights are ignored, with cadenced patrols and training aims to curb a rising traffic crash rate. District leaders critique city engineering and urge targeted education, driver training, and more enforcement to protect pupils and reduce accidents.
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Paul Mognaga
Fremont Unified
Fremont
Magnaga
California
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Strathvaps
Gary Peck
Olber
Biche Council
Maurice Marks
Presi
Dent
Ty Council
Little Red Riding Hood
Alameda County
USC
Department of Motor Vehicles
Fremont-Newark Junior College District Debates Serra Center Relocatables
Trustees struggle to decide September relocation plans for Serra Center. Architect Peter Jacobsohn’s master plan adds 11 relocatable buildings with a $32,000 design fee and up to $798,000 for installation plus $130,000 for underground utilities. Former trustee Marilyn Blawie urges delaying to avoid excess costs, while Jim Bray warns against bond money being used for temporary structures. Options being weighed include leasing, rebidding, or delaying additions for a year.
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Fremont-Newark Junio College
Fremont
Peter Jacobsohn
Disrict
Serra
Jacobsohin
Speedspace Corp
Marilyn Blawie
Serra Center
Blacie
Jim Bray
Huddleson Ranch
Bray
Council Ponders Chamber Panel
Fremont council debates if the industrial department is the best vehicle to attract industry as city manager Don Driggs sits on the chamber selection committee. Gene Rhodes questions perceived city approval while city grants and a project for an $11,400 a year position trigger calls for change.
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Gim Wilson
Fremont Chamber of Commerce
Gene — Rhodes
Don Driggs
Chamber
Powell
Bud’ Ward
Ward
Hugh Block
Rhodes
Geoffrey Iteel
Weapons Registered in Capital Violence Debate Intensifies
City manager Driggs and Chamber officials discuss gun policy and legislative action as authorities debate whether firearms can be carried in the capital complex. The discussion notes that the Fish and Game Code restricts loading a gun to when it is chambered, amid a tense scene at dawn.
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Tom Toborg
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Chet DiGiglia
Coxa
Ray Boege
Mark Seaver
Fish and Game
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Ed Weiss
Fremont Daily Pub Ledger Of Subscription Rates
The Arcus notes a paper of general circulation under Superior Court Order No 9 in Alameda County dated June 21 1861. It lists Post Office Fremont California as Second Class Matter and contains subscription rates of 10 cents per copy 1.50 per month 18.00 per year with publication at 122 Center Square Fremont California.
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Kennedy Funeral Procession Draws Vast Crowds
The report describes Mrs Kennedy and other mourners at a somber service for Robert Kennedy. It notes a massive crowd, a televised spectacle, and the arduous route along the funeral train to Washington, with Rose Kennedy entering quietly and dignified by the crowd.
Robert F Kennedy Funeral Train to Arlington in Washington
The second car will carry Robert F Kennedys casket as black draped hearse trains move from York to Washington then Arlington National Cemetery. Navy pallbearers will transfer the body to a hearse and a Navy band will play at Union station. A choir will sing on the Lincoln Memorial steps as the cortege passes. The service at the grave will be brief and televised, with 25 cars in the procession and a final resting place within Arlington near John F Kennedys memorial.
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New York
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Arlington Cemetery
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Fedin
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Preliminary Approval Given Fremont Budget
Fremont city officials reported preliminary approval of the budget amid scrutiny by lawmakers and residents. Senator Edward M. Kennedy attended to ceremony and helped oversee the process as city managers outlined line items and a hold the line strategy. The scene included a large public vigil, with a casket bearing a purple-draped bier and a wreath in St. Patrick Cathedral.
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Lexington
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Fremont
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Dell’Acqua
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Long Line
Rome
New York
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Los Angeles
Majestic Cathedral
Fifth Avenue
Long Beach State Student Wins Fremont City Post
A 22 year old Long Beach State student from California State College in Long Beach is selected as research assistant for the City of Fremont. The position may or may not be filled, depending on need to maintain operations. Budget talks focus on a 4.2 cent tax hike to fund police building bonds and salaries. Public hearings on the budget are set for June 18 and 25, with final adoption next month or in August.
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