Staffing Crisis Looms At Fremont County Clinic
Fremont psychiatric clinic faces imminent staff cuts as three psychiatrists depart for Mills College and Kaiser in Redwood City. Dr Gardner says replacements are uncertain while another area psychiatrist warns of a looming service crisis. County plans freeze all agency positions pending justification amid funding concerns. Local leaders urge more balanced mental health funding for Washington Township.
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Newark youths back youth council urge for progress
A Newark survey shows adults and students favor a youth council and larger library facilities while opposing more multifamily dwellings. Votes reflect attitudes on taxes police dental services legal aid and recreation. Dr Howard Buske notes panel topics civic pride community services and recreation education culture for the upcoming Congress for Community Progress.
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Fremont UBAC donations spark ethnic tension at meeting
At a Tuesday UBAC budget session in Fremont, Cham bers pressed cutting off club support citing concerns over ethnic reach. He urged workers to fund local charities instead and said a union drive should raise money for UBAC to keep funds in the community.
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Rain contributes to crash spree injuring three in Fremont area
A rainy day spurred a rash of accidents in Fremont and Newark. In one crash the Woods Mustang front end caved in but Woods survived. Wilson and Morgan suffered head, chest injuries with potential internal damage. A cyclist, Darryl Propes, 18, broke an ankle in another collision. Tony Spencer said the motorcycle appeared suddenly. Newark police logged six accidents, five noninjury, as winds and rain sparked debris and isolated power issues. A water main test sparked a geyser near Stevenson Boulevard, later repaired by K Construction Co.
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Trade dispute grows as textile quotas loom
The United States and Japan clash over textile imports with no mandatory quota bill this year. Mills plans hearings to seek tariff relief while Nixon backs import restrictions. Commerce Dept reports January textile imports hit a record 435 million sq yd, up sharply from December and 1970 levels. JapanVa aims limited sales from July with growth steps, while officials seek clarity on Nixon action and relief measures for domestic mills.
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Petition seeks reduction in water rate hike across districts
Union City Tamarack Knolls and Niles committees filed with the State Public Utilities Commission to modify Citizens Utilities 35 percent rate increase effective March 14, seeking lower financial returns and arguing pumpage exceeds consumption due to leakage and inefficiencies. The petition notes prior increases of 32 percent last May and a September bump to offset Alameda County Water District assessments, with service still below nearby areas despite a 67 percent increase tied to facility improvements.
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Film on Holy Land set for Fremont campus auditorium
William Stockdale presents a travel film about the Holy Land, showing present day scenes from Bethlehem Nazareth the River Jordan and Jerusalem. The program titled the Holy Land life of Jesus will be shown Monday at 7 p.m. in Gir Jone College Auditorium. Admission is 7% cents for adults and cents for young adults. The film features Bethlehem Nazareth the Sea of Galilee Cana Jorichs and Calvary with stockdale noted for walking from Connecticut to Los Angeles for this project.
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Newark teachers alerted to budget cuts
Newark Unified School District officials said letters were sent to about 90 teachers warning of possible budget cutbacks. Assistant superintendent Evelyn Kipp said the district plans a staff reduction of up to four posts, with a March 15 notification deadline for affected teachers.
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Courteous duo kidnap girl then rob bank in Bellevue
In HELLAVUE Washington two polite men abducted six year old Amy Larson, held her for six hours and fled with funds from Seattle First National Bank. Amy was found gagged and unharmed, her parents reunited with her after the incident, as detectives issued all points bulletins for the suspects.
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Ice Cream Parlor Robbed of $60 at Fremont Hub
Two weaponless robbers held up Loard's Ice Cream Parlor at Fremont Hub Shopping Center Thursday night and escaped with $60 in fives and ones. Police report no injuries and the suspects are still being sought.
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Council delays on park plans in Newark
Newark council stalls master plan approval for Mirabeau and Mayhews Landing parks as Vice Mayor Harry Lewis attacks Mayhews design. A 2-2 tie blocks action. plans recur March 25. Debate centers on park size, use of 3% acres for land sale to fund development, and city staff costs.
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Obituary for dlusiph Arenas Jr in Newark
Niraveside services for dlusiph Arenas Jr who died Wednesday in Oakland will be held Monday at Mary Sepulchee Cemetery in Tayward. He was the infant son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Arenas of Newark and brother of Mary Louise Antonio and ponenin Arenas all of Newark. Friends may call at the Newark Memorial Chapel Newark Blvd Newark 1 p.m tomorrow.
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Newark
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