Kitayama elected first mayor as Boyle wins council seat
With 13 of 15 precincts reporting, Tom Kitayama becomes unions City’s first directly elected mayor. Lut Boyle wins a council seat while Les Alvelais and Don Miller exit the council as terms end. School bond fails two thirds threshold despite strong turnout in most precincts.
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Union City
Tom Kitayama
Lut Boyle
New Haven
Kitayama
Les Alvelais
Don Miller
Boyle
Our Lady of the Rosary Church
Fremont council results Dillon Mezzetti winners
Fremont voters re-elected Don Dillon to the city council and chose Leon Mezzetti for the second seat. Dillon 5605 votes, Mezzetti 3931. Frank Haggerty 3503. Others included Fox 3392, Medeiros 3161, Huckaby 32. turnout 24-26 percent across 51 precincts.
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Fremont — Area
Don Dillon
Leon Mezzetti
Dillon
Mezzetti
Frank Haggerty
Haggerty
Jon Fox
Keith Medeiros
Ditlon
Fox
Medeiros
Lynn Huckaby
Join Walasek
John van Nauker
Paul Carlson
Urban Wilds
Ken Risinger
Bob Nelson
Newark elects Balentine mayor. Cortez and Abraham win council seats
Incumbent James Balentine is reelected mayor of Newark, defeating Anne Marshall 1566 to 408. Louis Cortez, first Mexico American councilman, wins reelection with 1431 votes. Shannar Abraham, former Planning Commission chair, captures the other council seat with 1200 as Thomas Bostaph finishes third. Voter turnout runs 16 to 25 percent, averaging 21 percent.
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Newark
Louis Cortez
Planning Commission
Shannar Abraham
James Balentine
Challeger
Anne Marshall
Cortez
Abraham
Thomas Bostaph
Bostaph
MacGregor School
Ash Street Center
Fremont free food truck arrival delays hunger at hearst aid drive
Crowds in Southern Alameda County waited hours for a grocery truck promised for a Hearst abduction relief food drive. Volunteers at Niles Congregational Church tackled delays as reports spread of a hijack and shifted plans to feed the line.
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Patricia Hearst
San Francisco
Rosan Wilson
Tri-City
People In Need
PIN
Wilson
Energy chief scoffs at doom on end of oil embargo
Washington reports William E. Simon disputes forecasts of severe gasoline shortages this spring amid hints the Arab oil embargo may end soon. He says experts warned of blackouts and unemployment, while AAA finds lines at some stations though overall supplies seem tight. Dow Jones rose after optimism.
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Washington
UPI
William E. Simon
Simeon
American Automobile Association
Henry A. Kissinger
Nixon
Bie House
Wall Street
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Thomas Hedden
Margaret. Stone
Decoto School
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Fremont Council
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Don Dalon
Balentine
Cortez, Abraham
Council
Louis
Raham
Fremont
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