Arbor Day events mark 100th anniversary in Fremont
Fremont Arbor Day events include planting a buckeye sapling at Williams Historical Park at 4 p.m. Donated by William Hurd the tree stems from a century old tree near the Carclage House. Eloise de Maray leads ecology talk with music from John Kennedy High School Charaleers. Ceremony hosts Scouts and Camp Fire units.
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Fremont City Beautiful Committee
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Tri-City
Eloise de Maray
John #. Kennedy
City Beautiful Conservation
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Robert Way
City Beautiful Committee
J. Sterling ‘Morton
Nebraska
California
America
Shirley Feeley
United States
Feeely
ACWD to Test Hydrants in Fremont This March
Alameda County Water District and Fremont Fire Department will jointly conduct hydrant flow tests in Fremont throughout March. The program, overseen by M P Whitfield, aims to ensure hydrant maintenance and control gear efficiency. Residents may see discoloration or fine sediment during testing. flushing will restore clarity in minutes. About 3 000 hydrants will be tested by separate crews.
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Alameda County Water District
M. P. Whitfield
Water District
T Ie Fremont Fire Department
Whitfield
Group to hear child care talk in Fremont
The TriCity PreSchool Association will meet at Ohlon College tomorrow to hear Sue Brock, coordinator for Child Care Centers, discuss establishing centers in higher education facilities. Susan Singer of UC Child Care Center will answer questions. The meeting aims to share information on preschool education.
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Susan Singer
University of California
Fitness For the Modern Busy Woman Discussed in Newark
Newark Community Center hosts a free 20 minute lecture on fitness for the modern busy woman. Karen J. Landwehr, physical education instructor and gymnast, will discuss a 10 minute daily program addressing individual conditioning needs. Newark Junior Women's Club sponsors event for women aged 18 to 30.
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Newark Community Center
Cedar Blvd
At & Pm
Karen J. Landwehr
Newark Junior Women’s Club
Mortgage complaints sent to HUD in San Francisco
HUD reports Central Bank of Oakland mortgage practices prompted complaints from Livermore homeowners about unexpected tax reserve payments and payment increases. About 100 families affected. bank accounting errors blamed. Washington will review the file after regional officials forward it to HUD headquarters. no investigation yet.
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MUD
Washington
Livermore
Lester Bailey
HUD
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Ark
Nimitz commuters rerouted after Hayward crash
Northbound Nimitz Freeway traffic diverted via Hesperian Boulevard and East Hayward Street for about two hours after an 8:23 a.m. crash. A gray 1958 Buick spun out prompting evasive action by a dump truck driven by Henry J. Rottmar. The dump truck struck a car driven by Dale Ewen of Hayward and overturned, spreading gravel. The car occupant and three children received minor hospital treatment at Fairmont Hospital.
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Nimitz Freeway
Hesperian Boulevard
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California Highway Patrol
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Henry J. Rottmar
Aster St
San Lorenzo
Dale Ewen
Occidental Road
Fairmont Hospital
Reagan critiques welfare reform results and future savings
President Reagan expressed disappointment with results from the 1971 Welfare Reform Act and predicted greater taxpayer savings in the future. He cited a state welfare study suggesting limited success and defended reforms against critics while noting delays blamed on legislation and political hurdles.
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Reagan
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Rail Road Flat reform study and budget hearing clash
The article notes a Welfare Department study of reforms conducted by 34 staffers from October through December, with mixed results and data not yet given to the legislative analyst. Beilenson accuses the welfare director of withholding up to date information ahead of 1972-73 budget hearings.
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Wetare
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Carleson
Jury probe sought in GOP fund offer, Brown urges grand jury
Secretary of State Edmund G. Brown Jr urged a federal grand jury in San Diego to probe a $400,000 Sheraton Corporation pledge to back the Republican convention. He said the offer appears to violate multiple federal laws and may involve ITT subsidiary backing, urging immediate action to review the transactions and related lobbying.
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UPI
Edmund G. Brown Jr
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National Court
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Allorey Harcy
Lormey J. Steward
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U.S. Justice
Cation Bag Corporation
Mnay
Two Vs. Brown
ITT
San Diego
ITF
Gon
Howard Brown
Chavez and New Haven meet on school agenda
Trustees in Union City plan tonight’s discussion on Chavez Junior High and new community schools in the New Haven Unified School District. The meeting at Manuel White School begins in the evening. a Phase One contract award for the junior high remains stalled by a board deadlock as Supt. Bay proposes an override to finance Phase Two and portable classrooms.
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Tamarack Drive
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Sider
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Alvarado School
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Seoane
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Searles
Hal Ranch
Alvarado
Fremont funding showdown clouds CDC self rule
Alameda regional board considered halting CDC federal support of 548,800, risking a funding gap of 7,000 to 8,000 until a hoped July 1 restart. City officials weighed interim or permanent funding, with City Manager Don Driggs urging tighter city supervision and a closer tie to municipal operations. CDC leaders defended their progress and pledged to stay if city money continued.
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Deiggs
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Baker
New cable to boost area phone service
Fremont officials announce a new long distance cable to connect the San Francisco Bay Area with Los Angeles via the Joaquin Valley. The 400 mile underground line, handling up to 90 000 simultaneous operations, will enter service in 1975 or 1976 and will nearly triple circuits between the regions. It will link with Direct Distance Dialing and improve service to Fremont and worldwide destinations. Construction starts April 1973 with six power and repeater buildings along the route.
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Frank Riddle
Local Pacific Telephone
San Francisco Bay Area
Los Angeles
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Bay Area
Riddle
California
Lenten Dialogue to Feature Synod Official in Fremont
Fremont Christ the King Lutheran Church hosts a 7:30 pm Lenten dialogue featuring Rev. Tk. Garl W. Segerhammer, president of the Pacific Southwest Synod of the Lutheran Church and former Los Angeles Council of Churches leader. A talk with Dr Segerhammer follows the service from 9 to 8:39 p.m.
Doctor Hospital Fee Sharing Ruled Illegal in California
In San Francisco state Attorney General Eveile J. Younger ruled that a non profit hospital and a physician may not share fees. Shared fees could make the hospital a corporal practitioner of medicine, a result deemed unacceptable. The ruling answered a question from the state Board of Medical Examiners about a hospital contract for fee sharing.
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UPT
Eveile J. Younger
Younger
State Board of Medical Examiners
Local County Public Notice From Alameda County
A historical notice fragment references Alameda County and a post office entry. It mentions Tremont and a center, with names obscured, indicating a county level public notice or legal filing.
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