Newark Council Seeks Cautious Approach to Bay Bill
Newark officials urged slow study of the Knox Petris Bay bill and BCDC oversight. Mayor supported a letter to Sacramento lawmakers outlining reservations about a regional district and shoreline funding limits, while Pilowright warned of statewide impacts and possible minor compromises.
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Murder Trial Jury Panel Rejected In Oakland Case
The Anthony J. Van Buskirk murder trial enters day two as 34 prospective jurors are rejected. Six for opposition to capital punishment and 28 for various other reasons. The Dec 14 slaying of Edward J. Monaghan a 44 year old truck driver in Union City is at issue. John Williams 32 of Sonoma faces murder charges and will be tried separately. A new panel will be assembled as selection resumes Friday.
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Miniskirt Scolding Triggers Tragic Leap In Italy
Naples reports Angelina Parchisi, 16, leaped to her death after a mother scolding over a miniskirt ended her beauty shop job. In Pamplona, Spain, a court-martial sentenced five Basques to 12 years after sailing on a hilltop street. they were among those arrested in April for terror charges following bomb blasts that killed two others.
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Fremont School Board Approves Broad Salary Increases
Fremont Unified trustees adopt a new salary schedule boosting pay for about 600 non teaching employees by 2.5 to 7.4 percent, replacing a four percent COLA. The plan, from Cooperative Personnel Service, costs an added 156000 and adds 35516 to the tentative budget, with support from CSEA Chapter 204 and Local 1675.
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Fremont Public Notice of Court Order and Mail Rates
The notice cites Arcus David R. Perry Susinars Manager and a Superior Court order dated June 21, 1961 in Alameda County California. It lists the Fremont address 122 Center Square as the contact and provides subscription rates for daily and Sunday mail services.
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SACEOA Eyes Camp Parks Site For Training Center
Southern Alameda County Economic Opportunity Agency plans to acquire the closed Camp Parks Job Corps facility in Pleasanton to run a 400-trainee center offering aircraft and auto mechanics welding and electronics. The proposal aims to place trainees in local communities with bussed access, not full-time residence, and will be submitted to the U.S. Labor Department. Board tentative approval exists, with no cost estimates yet available.
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Convalescent Hospital Sold to Prestwood of California
Fremont Country Lane Convalescent and Rehabilitation Hospital at 2500 Country Drive, formerly owned by Dan Bodily, has been sold to Prestwood of California, a Morriton-based hospital chain. Virgil Morrison, administrator, says orthopaedic and restorative care will be expanded under Gary Lindahl, a registered physical therapist.
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Berkeley activists launch People’s Pad project at unused campus block
UC Berkeley students and local protesters begin converting a World War I housing site on Telegraph Avenue into a three month Youth Hostel called People’s Pad. The move follows regents’ reluctance to allow a formal People’s Park and is tied to rent strikes, consumer boycotts, and labor ties. Renamed site Savo Island block owned by the Berkeley School District will be torn down this summer for an adult education project while hosting youth from nationwide.
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Harrowing Day as Tree Hits Newark Girl Scout Camp
A windstorm toppled a dead tree at a Grouse Lake camp east of Sonora injuring Leana McMorran 13 and Deanna Mantis 7 as leaders helped other Scouts escape. McMorran remained in Sierra hospital with possible concussion and back and leg injuries while Briseno 45 was treated for cuts. An Army helicopter aided evacuation to Sonora. deputies and rangers coordinated rescue efforts.
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Assembly Gets Tough On Rebels
A heated dispute over campus disturbances features lawmakers Miller Vas concellos Burton and Stull debating a two bill package. One bill targets disruptions. a second would cut state financial aid to students involved in disorders as the Assembly weighs a tougher approach.
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Pipeline Firm Wins Contract Hearing in Alameda District
A five day jury hearing before Judge Cecil Moabacher centered on granting a contract to a Fremont pipeline firm. A. E Alameda now chairs the board with Frank Borghi still serving. Clark Rede ker remains on the board while Manuel J. Barnardo has left. Attorney Gene Rhodes represented the water district and Morris Hyman signaled plans for a new trial.
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Manuel J. Barnardo
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Irate Residents Battle Townhouses. Planning Board Rebuffs Hearing
Northgate residents led by Mrs. Dana Ruben protested Jack Brooks plan to add townhouses and commercial space. The planning commission postponed hearings, citing staff evaluation needs, and asked locals to return July 7 for a full report. A separate code amendment limits bank sizes to 3,000 square feet in commercial districts.
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Redgrave, Place
Jack Brooks
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Oh ‘Brooks
Taxpayers Unit Attacks City Council Over Rate
Union City taxpayers assails the city council after it adopts a 1969 70 budget with a $2,450,443 total and a $1.15 per $100 assessed valuation tax rate. Willard Davis urges skipping a $17,500 rental item and lowering the rate to curb the windfall. The group criticizes the increase as excessive.
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M Street
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Cultural Plaza
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Griffin Designs Portion of Stanford Expansion
Fremont architect Kinney Griffin of Griffin and Associates to design a $30 million Stanford Medical Center dermatology building. The project, led by Goldberg and Associates, requires coordinated work on a single-story, soundproofed facility with eight stories, labs and a library. Griffin has coordinated major Stanford projects for nine years and is known for Chicago’s Marina City towers.
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Bert Center
Ram Goldberg
He Kinney Griffin
Werelin
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