$3 Million Parkway Plan Moves to Council Hearing
The council weighs a $3 million parkway project linked to LID 12, with a public hearing and bond sale if approved. Debate covers financing Thornton to Peralta Parkway, quarry access, and PCA participation, as PCA and the city clash over road construction and future eastward extension. Developer Dan Bodily notes another parkway segment from Eggers Drive to Peralta Boulevard may join the effort.
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Paseo Padre Parkway
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Bottomless entertainment face court clash in township
Deputy District Attorney Mike Brown pushes for strict enforcement of obscenity laws at a Fremont area club. Witnesses and experts prepare for arraignments as cases hinge on whether dancing is lewd. Attorneys dispute definitions while an underpass project looms over local plans.
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Mike Brown
Washington Township
Fremont
Second Budget Hearing Tonight On City Budget And Projects
The council discusses allocations including 30000 for a third iron police building 21000 for Rancho-Arroyo Park development 27000 for Niles Park acquisition and 4100 for Vallejo Mills Historic Park. Salaries are under negotiation with retroactive increases likely. Architect Kinney G is asked to start work on the third police building door as construction proceeds. Aiming to adopt the budget before July.
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Gibson Awarded Medical Degree at UC Irvine
Edward G. Gibson of Newark earned the doctor of medicine degree at the University of California Irvine commencement. He is the son of Robert H. Gibson and holds a B A from San Jose State College. He will intern at Orange County Children's Hospital in Orange.
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French Communist Leader Rochet Hospitalized in Moscow
Waldeck Rochet secretary general of the French Communist party was hospitalized last week after delivering a speech to the world Communist summit meeting He remained in the Kremlin hospital with exhaustion and was to stay there several days longer according to French sources.
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Paper of record misread. legal notice draft ends
A garbled notice cites a California court order number 214154 and a June 21 1961 filing. It lists addresses Fremont California and central square references and an Audit Bureau Circulation line with subscription rates including daily 20 cents Sundays 1 50 monthly mall 2 28. The text is fragmented and not coherent.
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Framont
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Solon Upset By Interest Rate Hike
Washington congressman Don Edwards cites danger to housing, rents, and construction as prime rate rises. He warns middle and low income buyers fade, home builders slow, and jobs vanish while inflation could worsen. Edwards urges action to end the current crisis and deescalate military spending.
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House of Representatives
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Three from Fremont Newark graduate at UC Santa Cruz
Santa Cruz announces the 1969 ceremony graduates Lillian Anne Heritage and Douglas Giles Thompson from Fremont and Gail Virginia Stereinger of Newark. Heritage earned BA psychology, Thompson BA history, Stereinger BA history. Richard Thomas Keller of Fremont, a sophomore, received a Santa Cruz educational opportunity scholarship.
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Fremont
University of California
Citizens Group Awaits School Income Estimate
Newark Unified reviews district income and attendance data as the school committee seeks a firmer budget picture. Floyd Seymour notes the 1969-70 income before transfers, while committee chairmen say state aid amounts will remain uncertain until after tentative budget discussions and meetings. The 27 member panel, appointed in March, was told to prepare recommendations by a now-lifted deadline.
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Local Weather Forecast With Temperatures Across Cities
Forecasts show temperatures across multiple cities with highs from 64 to 90s and varying chances of precipitation. Albuquerque to San Francisco Bay Area show mild to warm days with scattered showers inland and near the delta, while northern cities face cooler, unsettled conditions and possible offshore winds.
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Powell Wins Powell Returns to Congress After Supreme Court Ruling
The Supreme Court ruled that the House improperly excluded Rep. Adam Clayton Powell from sitting in the 90th Congress in 1967. Powell sought back pay and restoration of seniority, with Chief Justice Warren directing lower courts to first consider back pay.
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Earl Warren
ACWD Considers Budget Hike and Bond Sale Risk
The Alameda County Water District weighs a large budget increase with potential short term loans if bonds cannot be sold in January. Legal counsel Morris Hyman notes a serious question on saleability. Major cost rises include 7% payroll, higher Hetch Hetchy water costs, and funds for a new water softening plant at Peralta. Directors plan another work session and a field trip to inspect equipment Whitfield seeks to replace.
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Registration For Tiny Tots Now Open
Fremont opens registration for Tiny Tots, a three two week session program for three to six year olds. Sessions run at Olive Hyde Center and Fremont Community Center with separate morning and afternoon hours. Fee is 5.50 per child per session. Call 793-1124 for details.
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Marcos honors US admiral with Philippine Legion of Honor
President Marcos presented the Philippine Legion of Honor to Adm. John S. McCain Jr., commander of U.S. forces in the Pacific, praising exceptionally meritorious and significant services to the nation and its defense forces in Manila.
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Highway Taxes Apportionment For Alameda County Released
Sacramento State Controller Houston J. Flournoy announced the May apportionment of highway users taxes. Alameda County will receive 497,624.26, with Fremont 58,110.92, Newark 14,900.19, and Union City 17,116.76, reflecting state allocations to local jurisdictions.
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Fair Maids To Visit Hollywood
Maid contestants from Alameda County including Fremont Newark and Union City will travel to Hollywood for a week long state fair event. Expenditures total 11,768,796 dollars for the trip and 110,783 dollars for related high way state costs.
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Hollywood
Baby makes debut before Fremont police at fair
A newborn boy weighing seven pounds eight ounces was born near 1:10 a.m. at 24216 Auckland Place Fremont. Patrolman Robert Sebastiani arrived after a report a woman was about to give birth. both mother and infant were taken to Washington Hospital in Fremont in good health. The baby’s arrival occurred before opening day of the Alameda County fair on June 29, to be crowned Maid of Alameda Mia.
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Thomas Sass
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New Greek envoy presents credentials to South Vietnam president
In Saigon UPI reports Greek ambassador Constantine Panagata cos presented his credentials to President Nguyen Van Thieu on Monday, marking formal recognition and the start of his duties in South Vietnam.
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Fireworks Permits Approved in Union City
Union City officials approved fireworks permits for 10 of 20 proposed stands for the Fourth of July season and will review the city’s fireworks ordinance to curb future applications. Fremont and Newark also permit sales in Alameda County. Three applicants challenged the council’s decision to eliminate 10 stands, two of which were on the western Mission Boulevard side where road work is underway to address potential traffic conflicts.
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Alameda County
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Rezoning Backed by New Haven Teachers Group
The New Haven Teachers Association Council becomes the first group to endorse the city council zoning referendum for July 29. The measure would rezone 24 acres on Baker Road for 24 unit apartments under a federal housing program. Open housing within the New Haven Unified School District is also urged.
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Jay Hendee
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James Logan
Jim O'Laughlin
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