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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1968

Page

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Big 170 Million Budget Adopted

The board approved a 170 million budget with cuts to state chamber contributions and grants to regional groups. Increases include sheriff’s deputies, a nurse for Snedigar Cottage, and new mental health services. A full time deputy coroner shift was approved, and library budget rose with more staff and books. Fire districts gain funds for a ladder truck and life insurance for volunteers, with minor tax rate adjustments.

Razely Joseph P. Bort Sheriff's Office Snedigar Cottage Castro Valley San Lorenzo Fire Department Volunteteer Ashland

Trustees weigh renaming Ohlone College in Kennedy tribute

Trustees meet at 8 p m to consider renaming Ohlone College and endowing a Robert Kennedy chair in memory of Senator Kennedy. Chairman Wesley Sears questioned which trustee would push the change and warned of costs after athletic gear already bears Ohlone. A district grief over Kennedy’s death influences debate amid questions of timing and impact on supplies and programs.

Ohlone Rob Fremont-Newark Senator Kennedy Washington Blvd Fremont Robert Kennedy Kennedy College Ohlone College Wesley’ Sears Mistee Joseph McCord Sears

Government Plans Scrapped Project Budget Review

Trustees will review a 1,775,321 tentative budget reflecting a 47,000 increase from last year’s 1,728,100. A 33,190 contract for construction of flood channels in Newark was awarded to Galbraith Construction Co. of Hayward, the lowest bid among five. The project includes 1,580 ft of reinforced concrete pipe, part of Zone 5 flood control, set for completion in October. AlL of these 7,000 households were certified to begin use of the food stamp program.

Allen Frawley Newark Way Board of Supervisors Galbraith Construction Co Hayward South County jMusick Avenue Darvon Street County Flood Control District

Three Million Approved For Alameda Creek Project

U S House approves 3.19 million for Alameda Creek flood control and food aid programs, backing Don Edwards and Alamedas County project despite broad public works cuts. USDA spokesman warns any action endangers a national program feeding 2.5 million families.

U.S House of Representatives Thelmeda Creek del Valle Dam Conla Gressman Don Edwards D-San Jose Alameda Creek John Montgomery Slare Edwardc Eald Congress Alamneds County USDA

Planners Deny Lot Size Request Amid Zoning Debate

The planning commission unanimously rejected the alteration to modify lot size. In other business, commissioners approved an amendment to the Newark zoning ordinance adding beauty shops to the conditional uses allowed in general commercial districts, expanding beyond barber shops already listed.

Newark

Ida Madge Chubb Obituary in Fremont Church Mass

A Requiem Mass for Ida Madge Chubb 77 who died yesterday in Fremont will be offered at 10 30 a m at SS Leonard s Church in Fremont She lived at 5220 Curtis St She was the widow of the late Chubb mother of Mrs KH Prigg Sr of Missouri Joe Chubb of Dublin Jack C Chubb of Lafayette Robert R Chubb of Oregon Mrs Billy J Hardaway of Fremont Roy R Chubb of Nevada and Mrs Bert Copeland of Missouri sister of Emil Lamb of Iowa grandmother of 25 and great grandmother of 30 Recitation of the rosary will be at 7 p m tonight in Berge Pappas Mortuary Burial will be in Holy Sepulchre Cemetery Hayward

Ida Madge Chubb Fremont SS. Leonard's Church Curtis St Is . Chubb KH. Prigg Sr Missouri Joe Chubb Dublin Jack C. Chabb Lafayette Robert. R. Chubb Oregon Billy J. Hardaway Roy R. Chubb Nevada Bert Copeland Emil Lamb Iowa Berge-Pappas Mortuary Fremont Blvd Holy Sepulchre Hayward

Arcus Published by fe Daily Review in Bre Shant

The Arcus published by fe Daily Review Sack Moorhead business manager declares a general circulation paper under Postal Act. Subscription rates listed: one copy $1.50 per year, with Sunday edition noted.

Fe Daily Review Sack Breshant California Cal

Estimates Indicate Operation Cost Over 1 Million First Year

Estimates indicated the operation would cost in excess of $1 million in its first year, with officials led by Brandt assessing potential funding needs and financial impacts for the project.

Brandt

Funding outlook for project completion uncertain

The speaker expects adequate funding until completion but warns that in 1971 or 1972 nothing is certain amid wholesale reductions. He cautions that resources may be cut as the project advances.

Cennereenem Sean See Way Ibut

Battle Brush Fire in South State Threatens Watershed

NEWHALL UPI A five day brush blaze near Gorman has 1,000 firefighters, including an elite hot shot crew, battling to contain 50,000 acres of watershed. The fire caused one death, Captain Philip Goodlet of the Los Angeles County Fire Department, as crews plan rye grass seeding and wildfire containment expected before Wednesday morning.

Newhall UPI Don Lorter U.S. Forest Service Gorman Philip Goodet Los Angeles County Fire Department

Trudeau Takes Win In Canada Trudeau Wins A Majority

Ottawa reports Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau and the Liberal Party won a clear majority in the Canadian national elections. Late results show Liberals leading in 87 ridings with 42 more as Conservatives hold 34 and lead in 14. Majority requires 133 seats. 260 were up.

Ottawa UPT Pierre Elliott Trudeau Liberal Party Trudeau House of Commons Ieading Rouse Trudeau Maysin

Day Of Horror In Vietnam Copters Crash and Battle

Five U S helicopters were downed near Saigon amid heavy fighting as Communist troops clashed with U S forces. Rescue attempts turned deadly with a downed crew found dead and a 13 hour battle yielding 46 Communist casualties and 19 weapons. Air strikes and reconnaissance continued as reports listed American losses, including an A6 Intruder shot down and casualties across multiple units.

Nha Bhe Saigon U.S. Army 9Th’ Division Nha ABC Elevision Jimy Jeckard Enterprise North

County Fair Opens Sunday in Pleasanton

The Alameda County Fair begins Sunday in Pleasanton for its 56th edition running 15 days through July 14. More than 2,000 exhibitors will enter over 10,000 items across 12 departments. Highlights include a garden show livestock show agricultural displays Junior Livestock Auction outdoor art and photography show FFA and 4 H projects home arts displays and a midways carnival. The event features an automotive destruction derby pari mutuel horse racing daily at 2 p.m. The Good Time Singers perform July 1–7 and the opening beauty contest maid will be crowned at 6 p.m. Fireworks cap the first five nights of the fair.

Pleasanton Richard F. McCarthy Oakland Alameda County Fair Association Name Entertainment Good Time Singers Maid of Alameda County Fair Beauty Contest Will Be Staged At & P.m California Sacramento

New EOA Executive Search Underway In Union City

Directors of the Southern Alameda County Economic Opportunity Agency begin a search today for a new executive director to replace resigning Rizardo Ontiveros. A 7:30 p.m. meeting at the Decota School Auditorium in Union City will address his resignation effective July 3 and a 300000 anti poverty program package for Eden Township area. The meeting also considers expanding the board to 301 seats with district representation and adding agency committee seats for nonboard agencies.

Southern Alameda County Eden Township Hayward San Leandro San Lorenzo Castro Valley Agency South County Alameda County Board of ‘Supervisors Fremont Newark New Haven Unified

Fremont Council Delays City Pay Report Review

Fremont officials postponed action on city salaries and job classifications for another week to study a 200 page report. The delay allows council members more time to review requests from the Fremont Youth Federation and Fremont Youth Service Corps for a teen center and expanded youth services. Public funding requests for the 1968-69 budget included trailer parks on Alvarado Road and Nim Nim Nim interchange, plus grants from the Junior Chamber of Commerce and Fremont Theater Guild for theater projects.

Fremont Youth Federation The Fremont Youth Service Corps City of Fremont Anu Griffenhagen-Kroeger Alvarado Road Nim Pitchlitz Junior Chamber of Second Development Commerce Fremont Youth Theaters Fremont Boulevard Guild Decoto Road

Council Hears Budget Aid Plan and Reserve Use

Union City council studies budget gaps and the interim reserve fund to offset operating or capital costs. City Manager Geoghegan proposes trimming or eliminating the $30,000 reserve to offset a 20 cent tax hike, with final decisions due after accounting closes and county valuation figures arrive.

Council Mike Libbey Tom Kitayama Genghegan Union City John Geoghegan Geoghegan Jon Geoghegan

South County birth control program planned with no fees

Ontiveros outlines a county wide family planning effort in southern Alameda County aimed at subsidized services for those under poverty and low cost for others. The plan links with Headstart, public health agencies, doctors and hospitals to improve maternal and child health in the area.

Souther Alameda County Onti‘veros South Couery Fremont Newark Union City South County Ontiveros

Union City Youth Nabbed By Police In Heroin Sale

Union City police arrested a youth yesterday on a heroin selling charge. Richard Z. Alcordha of 3620th St was taken at a street intersection at 2 30 p m after a warrant was issued. He posted 35000 bail and the case continues as narcotics detectives pursue more arrests.

Union City Richard Z. Alcordha al Guzman Chuck Foster Foster

Fremont Board to Adopt 122.6 Million Budget Tonight

The Fremont Board of Education plans to adopt a tentative budget of 122.6 million at a 7:30 p.m. meeting at Irvington School. The budget relies on a tax note of 6 195 per 100 assessed valuation. Items include bids for six multi use rooms to F B Stearns Construction for 1 067 000 and site development work for Gomes Elementary School.

Fremont Board of Education Irvington School Fremont Blvd Fremont F. B. Stearns Construction, Co Aptos Gomes

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