Fremont Chamber Set For Hot Line To Washington
Fremont officials host a noon meeting at the Spoke Restaurant to install a direct telephone hookup for the Golden Gate Chapter of the California Association of Chamber of Commerce Executives. The call links local executives with federal program leaders on the National Program for Voluntary Action with Bud Wilkinson expected to outline the program. About 35 to 50 chamber executives from Northern California are anticipated, including leaders from Livermore and Redwood City.
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Fremont
Washington
Fremont Chamber
Stan Layecek
Fremart
Northern California
San Francisco
Berkeley
State
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Jay Walton
Livermore Chamber
Golden Gate
Les Riddell
Redwood City
Toll plaza contract awarded for Bay Bridge remodel
The San Francisco Oakland Bay Bridge Toll Plaza contract went to Homer J Olsen Inc of Danville for 208109 dollars, the lowest of five bids. The project removes toll booths from east bound lanes and repaves to permit free flow to the East Bay, with completion expected in September.
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Oakland
San Francisco
Oakland Bay Bridge
Homer J. Olsen
Ine
Danville
Sacramento
James A. Moe
Olsen
Division of Bay
Tas
San Franciseo Bay Area
East Bay
Horner Student Talent Show At Fremont High
Horner high school will stage a student talent show at 7 40 p m at 41365 Chapel Way Fremont Between 10 and 14 acts will perform for parents and guests The show will be presented twice the same day for student body members spokesperson Linda Laurie confirms the schedule
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Fremont
Horner Junor High School
Chapel Way
Aid Linda Laurie
Fremont Firefighters Contain Two House Blazes In One Night
Fremont units from Central and Centerville fought two back to back fires Sunday night. A blaze at 4243 Mowry Ave in a living room caused an estimated 52.01 to the building and 1,400 to contents. the tenant Robert Matles was away. At 43322 Gallegos Ave the garage and contents of Mrs. Mary Dennis were damaged about 4,000 and 1,250 respectively. Firefighters said both fires started about 8:26 to 8:22 pm and the causes remain unknown. crews remained on scene over an hour and a half.
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Fremont
Central
Centerville
Mowry Ave
Robert Matles
Irvington
Mission Stations
Gallegos Ave
Mary Dennis
Dennis
Fremont One Act Plays Schedule at Community Center
The City of Fremont Recreation and Youth Theater Guild present four one act plays today from 3:30 to 1:40 p.m. at Fremont Community Center. Directors listed include Brannon Carr Cawardin Edens and Brady. Admission is free. Spring drama workshops run 3:30 to 5 p.m. starting April 6 at multiple schools for $8 per session.
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Fremont
City of
Roger Brannon
Hilary Carr
Dottie Cawardin
Willis D. Edens
Kathy Brady
Theater Guild
Marshall
Mattos
Warm Springs
Chadbourne
Leisure Information Service
Paula Carr
Warm Springs Manor HOA launches membership drive
Fremont residents are told Warm Springs Manor Community Homeowners Association is running a membership drive led by committee head Lloyd Kjos. Prospective members will be contacted through April 1, with a prize to the top recruiter. The group seeks a city park on land adjoining the subdivision.
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Fremont
Warm Springs Manor Community Homeowners Association
Lloyd Kjos
John D. Barry
Warm Springs
State urges early tax payments in California
Sacramento officials urge taxpayers to file California personal income tax returns early and pay the full amount by April 15. Marlin Huff of the Franchise Tax Board warns that late or incomplete payments void the special tax reduction, with no provision for partial or installment payments.
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Sacramento
California
Marlin Huff
Franchise Tax Board
Iluff
Arcus Publication Notice From The Daily Review
Publication details state The Arcus is a general circulation paper issued by order of the Superior Court of California Allied counties. It lists postal and circulation information, office address at Center Square Fremont California, and subscription rates for Sundays and daily delivery.
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David H. Perry
Huniners
Superior Court of State of California
Fremont
California
Congress
Center Square
Aaril
Cal
UC library fire at Dee Memorial Library on campus
A three alarm blaze struck the Dee Memorial Library at UC Berkeley on Monday. Firefighters battled flames reaching the fifth floor with ladders, while two people were treated for smoke inhalation. The fire started in a reed room on the second level and is under investigation with no immediate damage estimate.
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Unger Investation
Reagan plans campaign kickoff as Unruh blasts record
Sacramento UPI Reagan prepares to enter the race, outlining a multi day primary campaign with a TV film preview and a nine day tour. Assembly Democrat Jess Unruh plans a morning news conference to criticize Reagan's 31 2 year record. A fund raising banquet in San Francisco may net around 250000. Spencer Roberts returns as campaign managers.
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Assembly
Jess Unruh
Ezday Arernven
Cventenday
GOP
Pollutant limits framed by federal criteria in 10 days
Finch outlined planned federal criteria to curb air pollution within about ten days. If current programs perform, carbon monoxide and hydrocarbons could drop to near zero, with potential faster gains from lead-free gas and versatile vehicles. He spoke at a dinner honoring Harold Jurgenson for leadership at the new ena Art Museum, noting the administration will “mean business” on pollution.
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Finch
Hhe
Harold $. Jurgenson
Ena Art Museum
H Zaid
Aly Pollusion
Reagan appoints Hornby and Sanchez to State College Board
Governor Ronald Reagan named Robert A. Hornby, former Pacific Lighting president, and Phillip V. Sanchez, Fresno County administrator, to eight year terms on the State College Board of Trustees. Both Republicans replace term limits on Thacher and Jorgensen.
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Sacramento
UPI
Robert A. Hornby
Pacific Lighting Corp
Phillip V. Sanchez
Fresno County
Ronald Reagan
State College Board of Trustees
James F. Thacher
San Francisco
Earle M Jorgensen
West Los Angeles
Hornby
Los Angeles
Sanchez
Fresno
Pacific Lighting
California Coordinating Council For Higher Education
California Community Colleges
Fresno State
State Senator Bradley to Seek Reelection in San Jose
State Sen. Clark L. Bradley of San Jose announced plans to run again for the Senate seat he has held for two terms. His decision solidifies a bid for another term amid ongoing legislative work and local political activity.
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Clark L. Bradley
San Jose
Humble seeks Santa Barbara channel drilling permits
Humble Oil and Refining Co has applied for exploratory drilling permits on two offshore outcales in the Santa Barbara Channel. The Army Corps of Engineers says wells lie inside the three mile limit about six miles downcoast from Point Conception after a February review. A 1909 Union Oil blowout caused large beach booms and the leases come from the Interior Department.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Humble Oil and Refining Co
Santa Barbara
Army Camps of Engineers
Hesses
PL. Conception
Union Oil Co
Humble
Department of Interior
Corps of Engineers
Jetport opposition sought at meeting in San Jose
Newark city managerTurnford urges strong opposition to the proposed San Jose International Airport at a public conference starting 7 p.m. Thursday in Jay McCabe Hall. The event, sponsored by local LWV chapters and other groups, features San Jose officials ecologists and Bay Commission speakers including Bodovite, with leaders from Fremont Newark Milpitas Mountain View and Campbell listed among participants.
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Newark
Richard W. Turnford
San Jose International Airport
South Bay
Jay McCabe
San Jose Civic Auditorium
San Carlos St
San Jose
Turnlund
Slugh Block
Fremont
Milpitas
Mountain View
Campbell
Joseph Bodovite
Bay Conservation and Development Commission
League of Women Voters
Palo Alto
Santa Clara Valley
Los Gatos-Saratoga
Los Altos-Los Altos Hills
Fremont-Newark
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The
Daily Review, Inc
Member Audit Bureau Circulation
UC Library
Mitch Wolf
Salem Way
Julie Mieniek
Hopkins Ave
Fremont Unified Schoo! District Sunt
William Bolt
Grimmer
Irvington Homeowners Association
Grimmer School
Newyport Drive
Grimmer Community
Reagan
Maliia
Uaruh
Reagall
San Franvisco
Spencer-Roberts
Reagary
Ofer Brown
Supreme
HEW
Channel
Cloverdale Creamery
Fremont Blvd
Inavwaro
Infremont
Cutler Mortgage and Loan
Jetport
Castro Valley Bivd
Pete's
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Glenmoor
150Th Ave
Najor
Dean Witter
Willian T. Sainte
HTH
Haywari
Dean Witter & Co. Incorporated
New York Stock Exchange
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New York
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