Fremont council hears budget requests at second hearing
Fremont city council faced a flood of requests for added funds at the first public hearing on the proposed 8.1 million 1989 70 budget. Citizens urged fire stations and higher police wages while opposing a tax hike. federation officials warned against large tax increases despite growth. A second hearing is set for Tuesday.
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Fremont Philharmonic
North Centerville
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Centerville
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Carr
Amelia Silva
Niles Merchants Associaation
Mary Perez
Sandale Court
Kenneth Cornell
Fremont Federation of Residents
Cornell
Geoffrey Steel
Police Chief Wins Newark Council Over Plan Change
Newark officials debated police staffing with Chief Morrison backing a reform that retains a sergeant in charge at night, trims $800 from the original proposal, and argues a lieutenant is needed for better night supervision while a street sergeant would cover the eight hours.
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Newark Council
Morrison
Recreation Budget Set For Review
Fremont Recreation Commission will review the city manager's recommended 806000 dollar budget for recreation and park services for the coming year. The meeting is at 7 30 p m in Conference Room A City Hall 39700 Civic Center Drive. The panel plans to press for more funds at a forthcoming city council work session.
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Fremont Recreation Commission
Fremont City Hall
Civic Center Drive
Arcus newspaper notice from Fremont California 1961
The Arcus published by The Daily Ravine ing s under Superior Court order No 314854. Located Fremont California the paper is a second class matter with subscription rates listed for daily and Sunday editions. Public notice includes mailing address 122 Canter Square Fremont and Audit Bureau of Circulation membership.
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Alameade
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Fremont
Burton Resigns from San Carlos City Council
Edward Ted Burton resigns from the San Carlos city council amid mounting legal troubles. The 49 year old, a councilman since 1962 and former mayor, faces three trials in San Mateo County over a hit and run accident conflict of interest and a bad check to cover bail, all to occur within the next two months.
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Calif
UPI
Edward
Ted' Burton
Burton
Sar. Carlos
Sar Mateo County
Challenge Of Dress Code Debate And Budget Actions
The district's dress code debate shifted after principals questioned enforcement. A 16 to 14 vote with two abstentions and 19 absent members kept the code from being abolished. The two parent and two student reps from each school govern the committee. Trustees will consider a Counseling Association request to restore junior high counseling positions cut in the March budget. They will also accept a $425 000 corporation yard at Grimmer Boulevard and Durham Road used for buses and equipment two weeks prior.
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Tee Committee
Washington Township
Corporation
Grimmer Boulevard
Durham Road
Re Run On Drug Charge Considered
A 19 year old and a 16 year old youth in Fremont face drug charge proceedings after a traffic stop on Niles Boulevard and E Street. Police found a heater vent stash and a plastic lid with marijuana, with another youth to be held at juvenile hall.
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Roy Pucci
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Henry Stretch
Berbman
Farm
Ferguson
John A. Fergus Ported
California personal income rises two percent in Q1
California personal income for the January through March period rose two percent from the previous quarter and 6.9 percent from a year earlier. Finance Director Caspar Weinberger cited the $80.63 billion total as evidence of continued economic expansion while wages and salaries reached $55.24 billion, up 2.5 percent from the prior quarter.
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UPI
California
Caspar W. Weinberger
Weinberger
Greyhound Keeps Service As Strike Continues
San Francisco reports that Greyhound maintains normal operations as roughly 300 machinists and 23,000 bay area commuters are affected by a strike tied to a contract dispute. Drivers and garage staff observe lines at depots while maintenance crews in Western states report no widespread disruption.
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Anneth B. Satton
Greyhound
Sanjline
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FBI recordings expose widespread Mafia operations
DOJ releases 13 volumes of wiretaps on Cosa Nostra leaders. Conversations cover slayings corruption hijackings and infiltration of legitimate business. Newark based mob figures including DeCavalcante and Bonnano discussed influence with public officials and potential contracts.
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Newark
N.J
UPI
Justice Department
Thomas Dunn
Euabeth
Dunn
Fia
Joseph
Joe
Bayonne
Zicarelli
Neal
May O Seeks To Name New School
The article notes May O and writings, with an army counted in the hundreds by Misa Mu hoz, and Vasquez said to aim at an uprising against Yankee Invaders of California. He was hanged in Santa Clara in 1873. The board took no action on the request but thanked students. It approved spending up to $31,000 for planning a new junior high school next year.
Newark Officials Plan New Youth Center and Improvements
Newark residents approved moving the center to a larger site on Ash Street with emphasis on a rebuilt Youth Center and expanded playground. The city will fund $3,140 for the move plus $3,000 already approved, with local labor and commitments from five Eagle Scouts and community volunteers to aid landscaping and construction.
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Ater
Jerry
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Raber
Melvin E. ‘ Nunes
Newark Recreation di Fremont
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Ba Park
Westminster
Walnut Creek
Fremont Bank Holds Rates While National Banks Rise
Bank of Fremont will not raise its loan rates as others push the prime rate to a record high. President Frederick W. G. Mommer cites local strength and independence, noting assets near 17 million and monthly gains of over 85 new accounts.
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Fremont
Bank of Fremont
Frederick W. G. Mommer
General Motors
Mommer
Federal Reserve Bank
New Sewage Plant Operators Named by Sanitary District
The Sanitary District approves two new operators Thomas McKee assigned to the Newark plant and Robert Oviatt to Irving plant, replacing Joseph Viera who was promoted. Bath begins at $613 salary. Directors also accept an easement from John Brooks for sewer lines near Brookvale subdivision and Centerville High School as part of Highway 680 project.
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Newark
Robert Oviatt
Irving
Joseph Viera
Bath
Fremont — Sisting
Twol
Thenew
John Brooks
Union Sanitary District
Brookvale
Centerville High School
State Division of Highways
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