Newark planners weigh 400 townhouse complex near K Mart
City planners were told Boise Cascade seeks 211 town houses north of Thornton Avenue to buffer a planned K Mart and commercial center. The two projects could total about 460 new units, with council action anticipated in August or July. A second proposal by Oliver Rousseau Industries would build 196 townhouses on 18.5 acres at Central Avenue and Birch Street, connecting nearby streets.
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Oliver Rousseau Industries Corp
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USD Employees Forbidden to Strike by District Board
Fremont union workers are barred from striking or interfering with Union Sanitary District operations under a board resolution passed unanimously. The measure, proposed by Edward Weiss, carries disciplinary actions up to dismissal and aligns with California practice.
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Court date set July 19 for suspect in shooting
Alfred A Festavio 44 of 3803 Eggers Drive bound over to superior court after a preliminary hearing on assault with a deadly weapon and assault with intent to commit murder. He is charged in a June 6 shooting at 1860 Mento Drive that left Patricia Foster 38 with a fractured collarbone and a collapsed lung. Foster testified Estacio brought sleeping bags and a rifle into her home and threatened to use it. Foster’s daughter notified a neighbor during the incident. Estacio, who once dated Foster, fled and was arrested nearby. he faces superior court charges on July 18.
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Newark budget session second scheduled tonight at city hall
Newark councilmen plan a second budget session tonight at 37101 Newark Blvd in the city hall chambers. Turnlund proposes a 3.25 million budget to maintain the tax rate of 1.70 per 100 of assessed value.
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Supreme Court rules on draft exemption and school subsidies
The court voided Leon Cassius Ali’s draft conviction for conscientious objection, upholding religious pacifism in the Black Muslim sect. It also struck down state “purchase at service” funds for parochial schools, ruling federal grants as episodic rather than ongoing subsidies, impacting church-supported education nationwide.
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Street pole painted in patriot colors by teens
A Sacramento street pole was repeatedly painted in red white and blue by neighborhood teenagers to honor a returning serviceman and the Fourth of July. The city initially resisted, later moved the pole to a less visible spot, and afterward left the patriotic colors in place until after the holiday.
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Old Glory
New trial for Newton under way in Oakland
Black Panther co founder Ney P Newton starts a second trial in Oakland California for the fatal shooting of a police officer. Defense motions challenge Alameda County jury system and the judge. Newton previously faced an eight week trial ending in September 1968 with a conviction for voluntary manslaughter and an acquittal on the officer assault charge.
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Ellsberg indicted after surrender in landmark case
Daniel Ellsberg surrendered as promised and was indicted on charges possibly carrying up to 10 years in prison and a $910,000 fine. Magistrate Peter W. Princi postponed the hearing to July 14 for Ellsberg’s removal to California as a warrant was issued for his arrest. Ellsberg said he leaked the Pentagon Papers to the press after giving them to Sen. J. William Fulbright months earlier. He defended his actions as a citizen exposing security and secrecy breaches while acknowledging personal consequences for himself and his family.
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Gunman wounds Mafia figure in Brooklyn rally shooting
Jerome A. Johnson, 25, a New Brunswick native with prior arrest records in NY NJ and LA, shot Colombo at a Brooklyn rally. Four guns were found nearby, Johnson wore a press badge, and Colombo underwent over five hours of surgery in Roosevelt Hospital with one bullet removed and others lodged. witnesses note Johnson posed near the speakers.
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Planning commission clash over school land deal stirs protests
At a heated meeting, threats and charges mark the planning commission session. Strickland blasted proceedings while trustees and county officials urged cooperation as questions over land acquisition and a proposed school site fostered division.
Cyclists Form Group To Improve Safety And Participation
A cycling association plans better rapport among riders designating selfie areas for juniors and minibike riders, offering safety courses, promoting public relations, and informing members about pending legislation. It will police problem areas with a cycling “lying squad,” report troublemakers to police if needed, enlist homeowner groups, and launch a large membership drive with a $2.90 fee for members.
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Obituary for Thomas Long 62 Fremont resident dies in Livermore
Paneral services will be held at 3 1 am Thursday for Thomas Long 62 a member of Veterans of Foreign Wars Post No 2346 of Fremont who died in Livermore June 26 Services are in the Chapel of the Palms Mortuary 3747 Fremont Blvd with interment at Chapel of the Chimes in Hayward The VFW will hold a memorial service tomorrow at 6 pm at the mortuary Long born in Nebraska is survived by his wife Bernice Lang of Fremont two daughters Mrs Linda Oldaker of Germany and Mrs Loraine Maese of Fremont and three sons Nowlan Hemphill of Union City
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