Richter Named Dean of Instruction at Ohlone College
Trustees have chosen Dr. William B. Richter as dean of instruction at Ohlone College, following a nationwide search. Richter, 57, has led multiple programs at the college since joining in July 1968, including Weekend College, Talent Bank and district string orchestra, and helped develop curricula and master plans. He is married with one child and resides at 108 Washi Blvd.
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Delayed returns in New Haven District board race and tax measures
Partial results show incumbents ahead as vote tallies lag across Fremont Newark and South County districts. Margaret Stone and Harald Strickland lead the board race with 1 000 and 859 votes respectively. challenger Gert Perez trails with 76 votes. School district tax and annex measures appear approved though totals remain incomplete.
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YMCA Center Tour Signals Spring Dedication
A group of businessmen toured the new YMCA Center at Grim mer Boulevard and Blacow Road led by Chet DiGiusio and executive director George McKinnon. McKinnon announced the center is completed and in operation ahead of the April 6 dedication, highlighting a 375 square foot conference room a 2400 square foot multiactivity room an open air courtyard with a fire circle a kitchen and staff offices.
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Park strike looms over East Hay district contract talks
District directors rejected a union plea to reopen negotiations for a two year contract for 185 of 246 workers and approved a wage package. AFL-CIO official Richard Groulx warned the move could lead to a strike, likely in spring after a March 3 memo expiration.
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Union City chief eyes Decota war on drugs
Union City's police chief William Kirkpatrick announced a weekend drug eradication program for Decota approved by the city council. The plan relies on community response, with staged enforcement including a plaza focus and potential five-officer deployment if needed. He met residents and merchants to curb narcotics use and trafficking, while acknowledging possible disturbances as spring begins.
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Chaplin Knighted in Wheelchair at Buckingham Palace
Charlie Chaplin, nearly 86, received knighthood seated in a wheelchair at Buckingham Palace. The Queen showed warmth as he accepted the accolade, later standing with a cane and kissing his wife Oona O Neill amid ceremony with about 175 honorees.
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Weather and city bus issues headline midweek briefing
Showers likely today and tomorrow with possible thundershowers. Lows 45 to 52, highs 55 to 62. Rain chance 80 percent today, 20 percent tonight. Union City Council weighs interim bus system and May ballot transit issue, lowering staff suggested tax rate increases to align with Fremont and Newark. Page 6.
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State gasoline tax hike delayed amid scramble over agency funding
In state A vete on legislation raising the gasoline tax by 2 cents per gallon is delayed after an unseemly scramble over how various government agencies would share the money. Miniskirt Judge Noel Cannon faces possible removal for conduct seen as excessive in court, noted as a colorful scene with a dog on her lap and a mechanical bird in her pink chambers.
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Fremont chamber membership crisis deepens in 1970s study
Fremont faces an identity crisis as the chamber sees a mass loss of members and only a trickle of new enrollments. The organization contemplates adding dues to balance budgets while county funding shrinks. Directors meet local groups to rebuild goodwill, amid tax policy tensions with dentists and doctors over business tax structure changes.
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