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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1967

Page

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Weather Briefs for Bay Area and Regions

San Francisco Bay Area forecasts fair through Thursday with fog near ocean nights and mornings. Warmer. optimistic highs around 70 in San Francisco and 78 in San Mateo with westerly winds 10 to 20 mph in afternoons. Sacramento Valley and Western Nevada also fair through Thursday with slight warmups and mild nights. San Joaquin Valley remains fair through Thursday with light wind and higher daytime highs around 95.

San Francisco Bay Area San Francisco Oakland San Mateo San Rafael Sacramento Valley Nevada St. High San Joaquin Valley

Judge Delays Ruling On Teacher Ouster in Fremont Case

Judge Kroninger postponed ruling on the firing of Fremont teacher Ward after hours of hearings. The case centers on board actions overriding a state hearing officer’s recommendation, with accusations tied to unprofessional conduct and contested evidence, including letters later questioned as written by office staff. Ward is backed by the Fremont Federation of Teachers.

Mak Welhberg Ward O. Sabraw Shelward Court of Iaw Mary Rodrigues Elsworth Vinlay Donald Jamieson George Harms Kroninger Johnson Weinberg George Heath Oakland Neil Rogers Jr el Oa Jf Lo Ridson

Fremont Budget Hearing Delays Tax Increase Fears

At a work session Councilman Hugh Black proposed cutting the chamber allocation by 5000 dollars. Rhodes urged moving the chamber's development department into the city manager's office. Bert Jensen, president of the Fremont Police Association, pressed for a 7 percent salary increase, 5 percent for sergeants, and an educational incentive program as Councilmen push to approve the budget by Saturday.

Hugh Blackad Rhodes Oees Fremont Police Association Bert Jensen Association Altman Council Alman Harry Leivis

Notice of Trustees Sale in California Property Lot 2 Block 2

The sale proceeds under a deed of trust dated March 24 1908 between Clyde Hutley and Fay e Wiley as trustees and Waverly Development Co as beneficiary, recorded June 7 1967, with Pacific States Mortgage Co as corporation trustee. The property lies in Los Angeles County and is subject to power of sale without covenant or warranty of title or possession.

Clyde HY Utley Loker Faye Uiley Waverly Development CO Mortgagh CO

Fremonters Off To Camp

Twelve Fremont men leave Saturday with Company D 49th Support Battalion for two weeks of Army training at Camp Roberts and Joint Liggett Military Reservation. Members of the National Guard unit will live in the field during the period. About 110 vehicles will move the guardsmen, part of the 4500 man 45th Infantry Brigade.

Fremont Co. D Camp Roberts Jionter' Liggett Military Reservation Army National Guard California Eamp 45Th Infantry Brigade Alton Robertson Philp Carnes Jona Secada Ernest Trutner Douglas Albrecht Vernon de Costa Allen Huckaby Clarence Lewis Gerald Rodrigues Hal Janssen Raymond Smith Tomas Stanger

Salaries Boost for Staff and City Officials Approved

City staff receive a 3.5 percent raise from Aug 1 and 5 percent from Jan 1 totaling about 4.2 percent for the year at roughly $40,000. The council also approves a $300 raise for the city attorney to $11,200 and reorganizes public works into seven divisions with targeted pay bumps for two positions.

Lewis. Co Aluman ATE Public Works Department Paul Tong Toby Nelson Public Works Bill Owens Dan Clark

Coyote Hills Park Site Condemned

District moves toward condemnation to prevent a 416000 state grant from reverting. Asst. Gen. Mgr. Richard Trudeau cites lack of agreement after a final meeting. The district, with 1.8 million in funds, aims to acquire about 442 acres for hillside and lagoon frontage and to enable dredging for a marina area through a joint land use agreement.

Mgr Richard Trudeau Peasare Flood Control Agency Park

Four Million Newark Outlay Prompts Budget Review

Fremont teenagers Leonard Nichols and Gregory Kai faced charges after narcotics detectives arrested them at a remont coffee house. The case formed part of a joint Fremont Hayward state narcotics probe, as real estate and council moves continue with Cedar Boulevard realignment and a use permit discussion.

Fremont Remont Coffee House Leanard budy/Nichols Cambria St Jets Gregory Kai Harrylup Nickelodeon Jeeee Lewis Washington Blvd Jack. MacGregor Fremont_ and Hayward State Narcotics Bureau Bert Jensen Rod Hendricks Henry Lopez Narcotics Bureau Nickelodean

Silent Frontline Actions Overshadow Civilians' Plight

Amid Vietnam War reporting, North Vietnamese outlets claim American losses while US officials emphasis minimal ground combat. Tuesday raids and shelling yield casualties among Marines and civilians as a bus mine incident near Saigon raises civilian deaths to at least 23. Heavily reported casualty figures accompany claims of captured Americans and ongoing Viet Cong operations.

Herta U.S Nan Dinh Hanoi Andi U.S. Command Saigon Heinz Viet Cong Public Service Administration South Vietnam

Senate Approves Debt Limit Increase in Nation Budget

Washington reports the Senate granted final congressional approval to a $29 million national debt limit increase. The measure aims to enable President Johnson to manage mounting budget deficits amid the ongoing fiscal policy.

Senate Washington UPI Johnson

Schools Spending Explained and New Budgets

Alameda outlined that elementary to junior high and junior high to high school spending would rise by 124580 dollars as upper divisions incur higher costs. New programs total 592620 dollars with some approved by the school board and others awaiting final budget approval.

Alameda

Fremont Recreation Commission Reconsiders Budget Change

The Fremont Recreation Commission will review the city manager budget proposal shifting park design and maintenance from recreation to public works. Last week the change surprised commissioners and staff, and the city manager spoke to reassure them after the announcement.

Fremont Recreation Commission Publc Works Department Niles Annt Dri Watt Gee

Wreck Triggers Power Failure in Fremont

A truck struck an electric pole on Warn Springs Boulevard near Hackamore Street causing a city wide power outage in Fremont yesterday. Pacific Gas and Electric Co. workers labored overnight to restore service while emergency communications in three fire stations were disrupted.

Lrge Fremont Warn Springs Hackamore Pacific Gas and Electric Co

Richard A. Richards 50 Dies in Fremont Hospital

Richard A. Richards of 1365 Old Canyon Road Fremont died Monday in a Fremont hospital. Army World War II veteran native of Ohio. Survived by wife Ora and many relatives including daughters Anna Mae Hutchinson Rachel Eton Groff Barbara J. Helman and sons Lloyd Clifford Richard P J Richards Edward W. Richards Ralph I. Richards. Service at 2 p.m. at Chapel of the Palms Mortuary Fremont Blvd with Rev R J Nikkel officiating. Burial Irvington Memorial Park.

Mineral Service Richard A.’ Richards Old Canyon Road Fremont Ohio Ora Clara Ipson Anna Mae Hutchinson Rachel Eton Groff Barbara J. Helman Lloyd Richards Clifford M. Richards Richard P. J. Richards Edward W. Richards Ralph I. Richards Fre Mont Ethel Day Edward Richeres Clifford Richards George Richards Paul Richards Kant 'Richards Chapel of the Palms Mortary Fremont Blvd R. J. Nikkel Church of Nazerene Irvington Memorial Park

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