Retiring Alameda DA J Frank Coakley Announces Exit
Alameda County District Attorney J Frank Coakley resigns after 22 years, setting July 1 as his retirement date. He hints at internal promotion for successor and urges a training system for young lawyers, praising staff and urging public law and judiciary careers.
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J. Frank Coakley
Alameda County
Spikes
Bench
Coakley
Irote
Lowell Jensen
Castro Valley
Japan
U.S
Wstriet
Richard Moore
Stephan Bryan
Berkeley
Abball
Oakland
Coak Jey
University of California At Berkeley
Fice
St. Mary's College Law Show
University of California
Board of
Regents
81. Mary's College
School of Criminology
Cerebral Palsng Association
Boy Scouts of America
Red Cross
National Safety Council
Crippled Children's Society
Netional Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Navy League
Advisory Council On Naval Affairs
Scenic Ave
Piedmont
Quarry Tax Merits Cited to Fund City Parks
City commission accepted several SOTH concepts to finance future parks and development. Mrs Cobble opposed using the park override tax for recreation rather than park acquisition. Lampert proposed a bedroom tax on apartments to fund parks, aligning with AB 1150 effects. The financial feasibility report and staff recommendations head to planning commission tonight and to city council July 15 for action on the recreation element of the general plan.
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Soth
Cobble
Wise
Lampert
Planning Commission
Tomorow
Counell
Fremont School Budget Up For Approval With Dress Code Change
Fremont Unified School District trustees seek approval of a 21.9 million tentative budget for 1969 70 with a 40 cent per 100 assessed valuation tax rate increase. They will also consider a revised dress code allowing long pants for girls and removing the knee skirt restriction, amid student opposition. The board will finalize publication and final budgets later and study space needs for Centerville High School.
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Fremont
Irvington
Fremont Blvd
Mission San Jose High School
Terville High School
Operative Personne
Centerville
Sylva
Wess Peterson
Sonnet
Mentary
Rezoning Battle Persists as SASSO Fights Suit
The SA8SG board and supporters push for rezoning to allow a 2, unit townhouse project aimed at moderate income families under a federal program. Opponents warn of racial tensions and fear community changes, while SASSO charges the electorate with standing up for residents’ rights and plans more debates.
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Ion
Cardenas
Gong
Rutledge
Atau Elis
Alan Maremont
SASSO
Se880
Ramon Rodriguez
Reagan Aide Criticizes EOA Letter On Local Programs
Gov Reagan aide Acosta blasts a letter critical of the EO A and the war on poverty program in California. He argues the memo directs newsletters to reflect local community action board policies and opinions while highlighting farm workers paid poverty wages and calling for action.
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Gov. Reagan
EOA
California
Acosta
UFO Community Action Program
Community Action Board
Mruch
T He Education and
Union City Fire and Police Seek 13 Percent Pay Raises
The Police Association and Firemen's Association of Union City asked city council for across the board 13 percent salary increases for the coming year. City Manager Geoghegan recommended 10 percent with 2.4 percent midyear and 7 to 10 percent for other staff, at an estimated city cost of $59,680 including benefits. The council planned to adopt the budget in the next session.
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Union City
Police Association and Firemen's Association of
John Geoghe
Han
Geoghe
Rgan
U S Ambassador To Japan Arrives In Tokyo
Armin H. Mayer, newly named U S ambassador to Japan, arrived in Tokyo to assume his post, succeeding A Alexis Johnson who moved to undersecretary of state for politics affairs in January.
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U.S
Japan
Tokyo
UPI
Armin H. Mayer
Meyer
Iran
A. Alexis Johnson
Grand Theft Charge Against Fremont Man
Fremont man Scott L. Festag aged 21 was arrested yesterday on grand theft charges for stealing a minibike. The bike belonged to Lawrence Perez 51 of 4447 Sloat Road and detective L L Hudson noted the incident. Festag bail was set at 3300 dollars.
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Fremont
Scott L. Festag
Lawrence Perez
Sloat Road
L. L. Hudson
Festag
Fremont Daily Record circulation notice 1961
Public notice from the Fremont area newspaper about newspaper circulation rates and postal registration in Alameda County California dated June 2 1961. Includes address 127 Canter Square Fremont and reference to the Audit Bureau of Circulations.
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Or Haba
Separ Court of the Stele of
California
Alameda
Fremont
Canter Square
Calverton
Pass
Navigators And Pilots Sought Fremont College Grads
Fremont recruits seek college graduates for Air Force pilot and navigator programs. Applicants must be 20 to 26 years old, meet physical mental and moral standards, and can receive up to 53 weeks of training after commissioning. Contact Sgt. Bob Hollister at 37340 Maple St Premont or call 793-0880 for details.
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Fremont
U.S. Air Force
Air Force
Bob Hollister
Hollister
Maple St
Premont
Youth Parade For Fremont Recreation Program
Fremont youths will parade near Grimmer School on Newport Drive to publicize a city recreation program phase. Deco rated wagons and costumed children will march from Grimmer School at 7 p.m. to boost interest in Fremont’s recreation and neighborhood center activities. Children may sign up with recreation leaders at city parks for trips, movies, and activities.
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Fremont
Grimmer
Newport Drive
City of Fremont
Richard H. Sheridan
City Department of Recreation and Leisure Services
Sheridan
Newark trailer park plan shown to planning panel
Newark Planning Commission previewed a 20 acre trailer coach park bound by the Imitz Freeway Central Avenues and Cedar Boulevard. The design aims for separation of vehicular and pedestrian traffic with 17 mobile homes, trees, a pool and recreation building. final approval awaits July 8 meeting.
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Newark
Charles Cashmark
Cashmark
Cedar
Valley of the Moon Park
Sonoma
Fremont Atorney Caatles
Snow
Wayde Vaughn
Jack’ Grimes
Nar Planning Commission
Martin Lara
Jesse Rust
Herbert
Radding
Leo Bohannon
Thieves Hit Second Gas Station in Fremont Night
Bruce Chmieleski, 17, an attendant at Tom's Shell on Fremont Boulevard reports a white pickup with three men arriving about 10 p.m. A screwdriver forced the cash box on the center island, about $100 taken. Police link this burglary to a similar Thornton Avenue theft earlier.
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Fremont
Bruce Chmieleski
Tom’s Shell Station
Fremont Blvd
Chinieleski
Thornton Avenue
BART Plans Landscaping Cooperation With Western Pacific
A BART official told Hayward’s Transit Committee that landscaping along the six mile Hayward right of way could look ridiculous if overdone. The committee plans to press Western Pacific to landscape its section while noting Santa Fe Railroad already funded a landscape run in El Cerrito and Albany. A federal grant will be sought to cover part of the Hayward effort, with work to begin in about nine days under Oakland architect Ralph W. Jones.
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Bay Area
Hayward
Western Pacific Railroad
BART
Western Pacific
Edmund €. Sajor
Sajor
Santa Fe Railroad
el Cerrito
Albany
Ralph W. Jones
Oakland Landscape Architect
Dan Cooper
George Oakes
John Pappas
Transit Committee
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