Park plans over budget in Union City project
Union City faces a budget overrun of about 75 000 dollars on a community park building. City Manager William Newton cites a larger building size and rising costs from architect fees inflation and contingency increases. Options include budget cuts redesign or funding shifts, with the council leaning to preserve the architect’s plan.
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Union City
Community Park
William Newton
Newton
Andrew Anderson
Park and Recreation Commission
Teacre
Decoto Road
Fremont leagues spend and save shows varied funding
A financial review of Fremont youth sports groups reveals eight 13 and under leagues with differing costs, subsidies, and cash balances as of Sept 30, 1969. National Little League seeks self support, while Fremont American allocates high per player costs and modest cash on hand. National Little League reports profits from snack stands and city subsidies.
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Mission San. Jose Naional Little League
Fremont
Kokow
Niles-Centerville
Centerville
National Little League
Fremont Babe Ruth
Joe DiMaggio
Girls Sports Association
Fremont Football, Inc
Argus Microfilms Available at Public Library and Offices
The Argus announces microfilm prints of The Argus and other publications for public examination at the local library and at The Argus offices in Centerville. Negatives are provided at the newspaper's expense to offer a complete published record of the community and its history.
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Science Review
Bulletin of Atomic Scientists
American City
American Journal of Public Health
Commonwealth — Congregational Quarterly
Dance Magazine
Ebony
Flying
Negro History Bulletin
Poplar Electronics
Sky & Telescope
Argus
Center Square
Centerville
Fremont
Ralph Fairchild
Public Library
Fairchild
Union City theft nets $800 in cash
Union City police investigated a burglary at Mark Stein Beverage Co located at 3018 Union City Blvd where $800 in cash was stolen from office drawers and charity containers. An attempt to force open the safe failed as a silent alarm at Valley Industrial Laundry on Union City Blvd triggered a response. A man was seen on the roof of the laundry during a prior alarm at 3 26 a m, with the scene at 4 21 a m yielding no injuries. Great Neck NY fire evacuates four stores and apartments after a three hour blaze in downtown Plaza area. No injuries reported.
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Union City
Markstein Beverage Co
Union City Blvd
Patice
Valley Industrial Laundry
Iman
Great Neck
UPI
Great Neck Plaza
Requiem Mass for Atonomo M Rogers 63
Obituary for Atonomo M Tony Rogers 63 who died Saturday in Fremont. Mass to be held at Corpus Christi Catholic Church Fremont at 9 am tomorrow, with services from Fremont Chapel of the Roses Mortuary. He was born in Portugal and lived in Alameda County 43 years and Fremont. Survived by two daughters Carolyn Camingda Fremont and Marlene Swarts Newark and five grandchildren. Burial Holy Sepulchre Cemetery Hayward.
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Atonomo M
Tony) Rogers
Fremont
Corpus Christi Catholic Church
2Nd SL
Fremont Chapel of the Roses Mortuary
Peralta Blvd
Portugal
Alameda County
Carolyn Camingda
Marlene Swarts
Newark
Holy Sepulchre Cemetery
Hayward
Assassination attempt targets Cyprus president Makarios
Gunmen in Nicosia opened fire on a helicopter carrying Archbishop Makarios as he headed to a memorial service. The president escaped unharmed though his pilot was critically wounded. Police later arrested a suspect linked to the vehicle used by the would be attackers.
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Nicosia
APY
Makarios
Mediterranean
Republic
Cyprus
George Alexadrou Palladoros
Polis Vorkadjies
Yorkadjies
National Front
Greece
American diplomat freed after Guatemala City kidnapping
An American diplomat Sean Michael Holly, assigned to the U.S. Embassy, was released unharmed after being held by Communist militants in Guatemala City. The Armed Revolutionary Force demanded the release of four prisoners, two of whom had already been freed, while one remained in Mexico and another was unaccounted. Holly described his abduction and recovery, noting masked captors and travel to a church for his release.
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Guatemala
Nist Guercilla
Surray
Holly
New York City
Satuday
Rolly
Mexico
Jose Manuel Aguirre Manzon
Vida- Tina Menza Soto
Jose Antonio Sierra Gonzales
Church of the Divine Providence
Guatemala City
State Department
Panama
Netherlands
India
Fordham University
U.S. Air Force
Soviet experts in Egypt reportedly killed in raids
A Lebanese publication cites Arab Report claiming three Soviet experts were killed in a raid last month and at least two previously, with protective measures for experts and families discussed. Reports of Soviet casualties rise amid Israel Egypt border clashes and Lebanon frontier tensions.
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Yes International
Cairo
Israel
Suez Canal
Middle East
Soviet Union
Egypt
Arab Report
An-Nahar
Tel Aviv
Lebanon
Accidental Rocket Fire Hits Saigon
An apparent electrical malfunction in a U.S. helicopter fired two rockets into a populated area seven miles north west of Saigon killing six U.S. servicemen and wounding 24. Two civilian deaths were reported while fighting near the Cambodian border left three dead and 68 helicopters downed in the conflict.
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Saigon
UPS
U.S
Corraunists
1St Air Cavalry Division
1St Air Cavalry
Government seeks hospital cost cuts to curb bills
Secretary Robert Finch of the Department of Health Education and Welfare told a California Medical Association meeting that street hospital costs could reach 100 dollars a day by mid 1905. He outlined potential incentives to improve efficiency and lower expenses.
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San Francisco
CUPI
Robert Finch
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
California Medical Association
Fremont Police Endorse New Community Drug Council
Fremont police pledged support for a newly formed Community Drug Council while stating that law enforcement policy will not change. The department emphasized education and prevention as essential, insisting arrests will continue for narcotics violations and that youth warnings require enforcement and treatment when needed.
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Fremont
Palicr
Community Drug Council
State of
California
Te Police Department
Law Ensarement
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