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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1969

Page

1

ABAG Home Rule Plan Faces City Opposition

ABAG pushes a home rule regional government overlay to assume planning tasks from ABAG including housing, waste, open space, transportation and enforcement. The plan, backed by Bart, faces opposition from City officials who warn of a fifth level of government and potential conflicts with local authorities.

ABAG Home Rule Agency Bay Area General Assembly County Boards of Supervisors Bort Maltester Council On Intergovernmental Relations

Funding Requests Dominate Session

The commission debated shifting about 6000 from playground aides to a teen program as staff recommended. Additional items include 31000 for Fremont Sports Federation, 4250 for Arts Federation coordination, 24580 for more center supervision, 11300 for a neighborhood park supervisor, 2475 reinstating the senior citizen program, 2600 for playground development at Hacienda and Niles, and 11000 for more building maintenance. Kok Wise sought clarification on park override tax use for maintenance and operation as the whole park and recreation budget comes from the override tax.

Commission Cobble Fremont Sports Federation Arts Federation Wise Park and Recreation

Headlighters win Fremont UAW leadership runoff

In Fremont the Headlighters faction of the United Auto Workers defeated the Blue Slate to control the plant leadership. Bob Greathead won the top post with 908 votes to Joe Petruccelli’s 27, in a runoff with heavy turnout. The slate claimed key union positions including shop chair John Herrera and multiple executive and district seats. Voters turnout reached 1,948 in the runoff amid ongoing budget sessions and council plans.

Fremont Headlighters United Auto Workers Union Party Fremont General Motors Planto Uaw UAW Sunnyvale Bob Greathead Joe Petruccelli Greathead Petruccelli John Herrera Herrera James McCloskey George Nelson Nally McCloskey Federal Aro Curtola Menic Council Castlewood Driggs David Chambers Bob Woods Vera Dias Bob Mello Floyd “‘Pancio” Bueno John Andy” Armenta The Headlights Blue

Dagestine Daily Review circulation notice

Public notice from the Superior Court of California Alameda County dated June 2 1961 declares a paper of general circulation under Order No 314884. The Fre mont California post office filing lists Fremont contact 122 Cantor Square and 94536 with Audit Bureau Circulation.

Superior Court of State of California Alasmeda Fremont California

Oil Slick Contaminates Alameda Creek in Fremont

The oil spill from a buried tank at a club site threatens Alameda Creek near Fremont. Residents report illness and fever after eating contaminated fish. Officials plan investigation though oil spread is limited by booms and straw containment. Cleanup mirrors Santa Barbara efforts.

Ie State Forestry Division Su- H

Heart Failure Engineer's Death Cause

A coroner's report lists heart failure as the cause of death for Fred J. Kern a 63 year old Southern Pacific train engineer who died Wednesday after being found in the locomotive engine room of a parked train on a siding in Newark California Brakeman Jim B Adams 55 Daly City reported Kern to the control tower and police resuscitation attempts failed Kern was pronounced dead at Washington Hospital Adams said the train had pulled into a siding between American Boy Co and Dri Wal Tape Co before the incident occurred

Newark Southern Pacific Fred J. Kern San Frans Cisco Jimmie B. Adams Daly City Adams Dale Amaral Kern Washington Hospital American Boy Co Dri-Wal Tape Co

Flag Burners Seized Protest At Stockholm

Police said two youths staged a global protest by burning flags from 40 nations in Stockholm. They refused to reveal the aim of their action as seizures were made.

Stockholm Polle Wesnessay Night Seed Eckholm

Nixon Seeks Tax Relief Plan Extends Surtax Breaks

Nixon proposes extending the 10 percent surtax and easing income ceilings to aid low income families. The plan would cut taxes for individuals earning under $1,700 and raise the family threshold to $3,500, with projected revenue impacts and a June 1970 expiration. The administration aims to offset the relief with reforms including repeal of some credits and adjustments to tax rates, while garnering Liberal support and awaiting party committee action.

Wold Treasury Treasury Secre Nixon David M. Kennedy Wednerson Kennedy Reuss White House Hale Boggs D-La Boggs House Waysls and Means Committee Wilbur Mills Ark Dan Rostenkowski

Federal post nomination for judge Levin for district court

Superior Court Judge Gerald S. Levin of San Francisco was nominated by President Nixon as U S District Judge for Northern California. Levin, 63, has served on the San Francisco Superior Court bench since 1957 and has been backed by Sen George Murphy who praised his ability and service. Born in Danville Illinois, Levin is UC educated and has lived in San Francisco since 1940.

University of California San Francisco

Quarry Activity Halt Sought in Niles Quarry

Citizens urge immediate council action to stop quarrying at the Niles site operated by Silva Brothers after public statements that rehabilitation materials are being removed and may become impossible to restore. Letter signed by R. H. Vollbrecht of Fremont, chairman of the Niles liaison committee.

Niles Silva Brothers R. H. Vollbrecht Cuenca Way Fremont Niles Group

Police Seek Citation For SP Railroad Train

Fremont police plan a citation against a Southern Pacific Railroad train that blocked Shinn Road for about 25 minutes yesterday. About 36 cars lined both sides of the tracks at the plant area. Officers said two cars were picked up and a complaint would be sent to the district attorney for a violation.

Fremont Southern Pacific Railroad Shinn Ceay Ot Oriciais Sma Dis Vioe General Motors Niles Public Street

Residents Oppose Plan For Apartment Building

Fremont residents objected to Dan Bodily and Jack Brooks apartment developments at a Fremont Planning Commission meeting. They cited privacy concerns with a proposed three story 2451 unit complex on Paseo Padre Parkway near Camden Street and criticized staff for not notifying the public. The panel said one Bodily expansion was a minor amendment while another proposed addition would need a full hearing, but two Brooks projects were approved despite neighborhood objections.

Fremont Dan Bodily Jack Brooks Fremont Planning Commis Sian Parkmont Bodily Paseo ‘Padre Parkway Camden Street Robert Bean Bean Commission

Quake Strikes Northern Japan No Casualties Reported

A strong earthquake shook northern Japan and part of Hokkaido late Thursday with no reported casualties or damage. The tremor prompted no immediate warnings and minor fear among residents, authorities said.

UPI Japan Hokkaido

Circus Opens In Newark At High School Field

Newark news reports a three ring Miller and Johnson circus opening today at Newark High School field with performances at 2 p.m. and 7 p.m. Admission is 1 for children and 2 for adults, sponsored by the Newark Police Association.

Newark Newark High School Newark Police Association

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