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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1967

Page

4

Bay Area Forecast Through Wednesday

Forecasts for San Francisco Bay Areas fair through Wednesday with cloudy at night and morning near the coast. Low temperatures range from the mid 50s to mid 60s, highs from the upper 60s to near 100 in valleys, and light to gentle winds inland.

OPL Great Lakes Area mid-Atlantic Coast Pacific Northwest San Francisco Bay Bath San Francisco Oakland San Mateo San Rafael Sacramento Valley Fairhrough Western Nevada San Joaquin Valley North End

Car Dealer Zoning Delayed Again

Fremont Planning Commission postponed zoning for an automobile dealership along Fremont Boulevard. The panel found the action premature and decided to wait for the core city plan amendment as part of the 701 Project. The prior rezoning area near Durham Cushing and Boyce was deemed inconsistent with the general plan and was not pursued at this time.

Fremont, Boulevard Fremont Planning Commission Towid Durham Cushing Boyce Rosis Mezzetti Fremont Boulevard Don Drollman Mezzotti Rogers Head Alamedal County Nimitz

School May Hold Line on Taxes

The district faces a limited tax impact from the Petris tax leveling bill ABS a net $260000 added value but only $120000 realized due to a $246000 state apportionment loss. Officials will explain tentative budget programs and costs at public meetings while Fremont Boulevard development concerns prompt debate on strip vs cluster growth and planned area changes.

Alameda Petris ABS Assoc Supl Tom Maloney

Long Budget Talk Sees City Move Toward Tax Cut

City council discusses the 1967 62 budget with a proposed expenditure of 6 036 457 a reduction from 5 538 075 current appropriation Four cent tax cut would set a new rate of 1202 per 100 assessed valuation Plans include Dusterberry Way work Lassen Avenue police pedestrian path and Thornton Avenue extension Also to be considered a contract for Centerville street development and a side agreement for anti litter service The SPCA contract bid totals 200 976 with bid validity through Friday

DaIaNe Avenue Ue! City Dusterberry Way Southern Pacific Lassen Avenues Contra Costa Avenue Bathe Avenue Dustlerberry Way Haere Centerville Ant- District 10 Pound Alameda County O. C. Jones Berlent Spca Ex Seley Thel Pires Harry Lewis Glo Meéelings thelLink North Vietnam League of California U.S Long Vei Khe Sanh Lang Dim ‘Balentine Lang Yei Green Tive Khe Sanh-Lang Vei

City budget eyed for a 4.2 percent salary rise

Altman outlined a $1.36 budget that would add $19,500 to unappropriated reserves totaling $36,799 and fund a 4.2 percent annual salary increase for 18 to 7 employees in two installments of 3 percent each. The plan also seeks $6,500 for fringe benefits and preserves $13,539 added in austerity cuts.

Bova Elty Comel Altman Yma

Six Yanks Are Killed in Raids

Six American soldiers are confirmed killed in raids. Details on mission, location, and casualties remain limited as officials assess the operation and its aftermath.

Salary talks clash with gala plans and theft tale

ALTMAN said that the gala would hold the line on pay for all staff to stay competitive, while a councilman hinted necessary salary limits. In Northolt England two policemen pursued a speeding car. the driver David Cooper, 19, was found guilty of car theft after being caught outside a police station.

Northolt England UPI David Cooper Time

Second Judge Bid Clears Committee

Fremont Municipal Judge Roy Pucci pressed for a second judgeship in the Fremont Newark Union City Judicial District as Sacramento committee support grew. Alameda County supervisors backed legislation with conditions delaying activation until Jan 1 to allow housing plans, with Fremont to remodel the county building library quarter at an estimated 10 000 to 18 000 dollars. Pucci cited delays and argued the second court would speed trials and case handling once approved.

Fremont Roy Pucci Newark Judicial Committee of The State Senate Sacramento Alameda County County Times Karl Strathmen Fion Senate Sire

STP Drug Sparks Delirium in Fremont Case

A government agent and pharmacologists discuss STP as a potent hallucinogen linked to severe pupil dilation, fast pulse, and extended adverse effects. Doctors treat victims with tranquilizers amid reports of contaminants and artificial mixtures resembling LSD, while authorities consider labeling and dangers of the synthetic drug.

Meyers Bureau of Drug Abuse Control Tsp Thorn Meyers Cals

Sanitary District Votes on Funds and Promotions

Union Sanitary District directors approve investing a $100,000 surplus in seven banks and authorize hiring changes. Boege cites timing on surplus use while Weiss objects to promoting unqualified staff and advertising costs. A Stay trial hires Lacy Custodial Services at $124.04 monthly. annexation fees rise to $114 per acre effective Aug 1.

Union Sanitary District

Blaze Burns Four Acre Field Near Fremont

A grass fire burned about four acres in a field near Park Center Lane and Fremont Boulevard threatening nearby apartments but extinguished with no damage. Firemen from three units fought the blaze at 4 47 p m and halted the blaze almost two hours later. Authorities said the flames spread across four acres and the blaze was started by two boys who were apprehended by fire marchale.

Park Center Lane Fremont Boulevard Ph Frémont

Refugees Turned Back Across Damaged Allenby Bridge

Refugees flood across the war damaged Allenby Bridge at about 1,000 per day as the Middle East war ends. Jordanian officials estimate up to 140,000 refugees cross eastward, amid Israeli accusations of support. King Hussein and Jordanian officials urge refugees to stay home. Gen. Ali Abu Nawar says a final bridge policy decision will come soon, with brief reopenings to reunite separated facilities.

Middle East Israel Jordan Jordan River Hussein Allenby Elysians Ali Abu Nawar UPI Stallon

Speeder Faces Three Counts After Hearing

A 20 year old Fremont man Kenneth E Schembarl of 7740 Duvall Ct was charged in Fremont Municipal Court with petty theft driving without due education and resisting arrest. bound over to Superior Court by Judge Roy Pucci for sanity determination then to return to Fremont. The chase reaching 120 mph began when deputies saw a man taking a box of soap from a supermarket.

Fremont Kenneth E. Schembarl Duvall Ct Roy Pucci Frammont Alameda County

Pakistan Won't Leave SEATO and CENTO

Government rejects opposition calls to exit SEATO and CENTO. A spokesman says membership keeps Pakistan aligned with the United States, despite opposition charges. He cites alleged massive support from Communist China amid the Cold War tensions.

Pakistan Southeast Asian Treaty Organization SEATO Central Treaty Organization CENTO United States Ching

Future Summits Predicted Contnved From exe

Reporters recount White House efforts to arrange further talks with Kosygin. President Johnson and Kosygin agreed to stay in touch via foreign ministers and ambassadors and direct contacts, but no specific time or place for future meetings was set.

Ion Gheorge Maurer Sohnson White House Alexei N. Kosygin Maurer Mike Manisfield Milea George Christian Glassboro Kosygin Johnson

New Post Office Quarters Slated at Warm Springs

The Warm Springs post office will get a new building within two months at 46850 Warm Springs Blvd. Contracts for construction and rental have been signed with Doc & Elliot Builders of San Jose for a 75 square foot facility featuring modern lighting, equipment, and an open patron service counter.

Warm Springs Warm Springs Blvd Doc & Elliot Builders of San Jose

Obituary for Ernest E Butler 41 in Escalon accident

Services for Ernest E Butler 41 who died in a car crash Saturday in Escalon will be at 10 a.m. tomorrow at Chapel of the Palms Mortuary Fremont. He was husband of Mary Butler and father of Susan Michael Tracy and Sherrie, all of Fremont. Native of Watsonville, he spent 12 years in the area, a sheet rocker for Don Williams Dry Wall Co., and a member of Carpenters Union Local 1458 Oakland. A U S Marine Corps veteran of World War II and Korea. The Rev. Lloyd Moyer Fremont Church of Christ will conduct services. Burial at Golden Gate National Cemetery San Bruno.

Ernest E. Butler Escalon Fremont Mary Butler Portola Drive Susan Michael Tracy Sherrie Butler Maxine Garrett Watsonville Bob Butler San Jose Jerome Butler Mill Valley Don Williams , Dry Wall Co Carpenters, Union Oakland U.S. Marine Corps Land Korea Lloyd Moyer Church of Christ Chapel of the Palms Mortuary Fremount Blvd Golden Gate W National Cemetery San’Bruno

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