Tougher standards eyed for hearings on food violations
Fremont officials push a proposed ordinance setting 37 standards for food handling, with allow ed examination sampling and quarantine of suspect foods. Business leaders like J G Mazaras favor higher standards and offer his Golden Spike as a model. Union and vendor reps express interest while awaiting specifics. Dr Block backs speedy approval before April.
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Fremont
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Chamber of Commerce
Civil rights act upheld in principle in Senate vote
The Senate rejected a bid to table an amendment by Sen. Hugh Scott to extend the 1965 Voting Rights Act for five more years. The administration backs a House bill to extend the act nationwide but dilute its powers by requiring court action for halts. The current law allows federal examiners and poll observers in suspected discriminatory areas. The formula targets seven Southern states.
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State voting law renewal debated amid opposition and support
In a tense session, Dr. Bolt warned of teacher layoffs as 78 teachers may be absorbed by turnover. A 16 to 0 party split signaled strong odds for a five year extension of the voting law, with concerns that a filibuster could delay it. Senator Scott pressed for partial tweaks while preserving core protections, including literacy test bans and voter qualification safeguards. In Sacramento, Gov Reagan hosted about 60 fourth graders from Cortez Elementary for a tour after a lunch in the governor’s office.
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Richmond
Fatal crash linked to narcotics and speed
A toxicology report says James M. Cline of 370 Tamayo Street was heavily under the influence of secu barbital before the February 22 crash on Washington Boulevard near Meredith Drive. His car veered off, struck a culvert, flew, and landed on its side. Passenger Robert D. Metzger, 22, of San Jose, was uninjured. Police also charged a separate case of public drunkenness. In San Francisco, Michael J. Condon, 56, pleaded innocent by reason of insanity to murdering his three children on January 24. Judges ordered psychiatric exams for Condon.
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Cline
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San Jose
San Francisco
UPI
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Superior Court
Howse trailers to be moved after creek contamination concerns
Francisco Public Utilities Commission will scrutinize all future Jease applications to prevent creek contamination. Gerald Winn, Fremont chief health sanitation, said an environmental survey will precede any new permits to ensure health compliance.
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Gerald Winn
Health Sanitation
Fremont
Edward Jardine obituary and funeral details
Funeral services for Edward Jardine, 58, who died Tuesday in Seattle, will be held tomorrow at 9:30 a.m. from Berge Pappas-Mortuary chapel in Fremont. Requiem Mass at St. Joseph's Church in Mission, San Jose, with interment at St. Joseph's Cemetery. Rosary tonight at 9:15 p.m. A Hawaii native raised in Mission San Jose, he was husband to Gladys Jardine of Redmond Oregon, father of Penne Jardine and Beverly Scroggins, son of Mrs. Al Labate and the late Joseph Jardine, brother of several, and grandfather of three.
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Ida Lowe
Joe Jardine
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Hayward
Fremont Little League Umpire Payments Stir Local Sports Budget
Fremont Little League and other local leagues report umpire payments and official costs for 1969 1970 funding. Kay urges major cuts, defending volunteer efforts and noting leagues rely on volunteers while some groups seek professional officials for safety and quality. The City Commission votes to cut funding by about 25 percent to all leagues, with some exceptions and debates over football and Babe Ruth League needs.
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Agnew Seeks Involvement On European Trip Plan
Vice President Spiro Agnew signals desire to be involved in the President's European trip, aiming to participate in key discussions and meetings during the voyage. The move reflects Agnew's push to influence foreign policy and reinforce U.S. stance abroad.
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Tion
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Four youths booked after rock throwing at train near Niles Canyon
Fremont police booked Steven Paine 18 Richard Dunstan 18 Louis Staub 17 and Larry Starr 17 after railroad detectives nabbed them near a tunnel above Niles Canyon Road for lobbing rocks onto a locomotive. Investigators said the youths targeted the train from atop the tunnel as an engineer was briefly injured by flying glass.
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Bruning St
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Donner Way
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Stevenson Blvd
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Blacow Road
Ring suspected in burglaries in Fremont area
Fremont police believe a single burglary ring hit a dozen businesses and tried four more Wednesday night or early yesterday. Thieves used a pipe wrench to twist doorknobs, bypassed valuables, and failed at four sites due to interior bolt locks. Targets include Bertram Silver Veterinary, Irvington Pet Hospital, Robarto's Beauty College, Wash and Dry Laundry, Irvington Medical Center, Martina's Coiffures, Irvington Lumber, Marian's Beauty Plot, Special Metals Supply, International Securities, J & 8 Laundry, Dine Barber Shop, Irvington Cleaners, and A Dorn Beauly Salon. burglaries occurred between 1 a.m. and 1 p.m.
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Peralta
Irvington
Washington Blvd
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Beauly College
Fremont Blvd
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Warm Springs
Irvington Lumber Co
Washington
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Roberts Ave
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Roberts
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Delaware Drive
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Delaware
Weather Forecast for Northern California Through Saturday
United Press International forecasts a fair spell through Saturday for the San Francisco Bay Area with a warmer trend and light northwest winds up to 16 mph in the afternoons. Northern and Central California see fair skies, chance of coastal rain near Mendocino, frost in colder valleys Friday morning, followed by a slow warming trend.
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California
Fremont Campaign Names Aide Team For Cline
Campaign chairman Daniel Ames of 4490 Mattos Drive will lead the Fremont City Council campaign with Vernon Ellsworth, a Niles insurance broker, as treasurer and Richard Chadwick, an investment broker of 4541 Se Neca Park Ave, appointed campaign finance chairman. Ames praised Alice Cline for leadership in recreation programs and council experience.
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Alice Cline
Fretmont
Chaiman
Daniel Ames
Mattos Drive
Vernon Ellsworth
Niles
Will H
Richard Chadwick
Neca Park Ave
Ames
Cline
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