Local Teachers Rally Behind Brown Act Amendment Debate
Fremont and Cajon Valley unions weigh proposed changes to the Brown Act to allow closed or private meetings for negotiating councils and board positions. The discussion covers meet and confer sessions, open meeting requirements, and potential effects on district negotiations and governance practices.
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Coun Mnight
Brown
Winton
Winton Senling
Fremont
Charles Potter
Rotary
Porter
Cajon Valley Union School
California
Reds Capture Two Villages on Overland Laotian Route
In Vientiane Laos reports say communist forces backed by North Vietnamese troops seized Na Ngau and Kok Tong north of Thakhek, tightening control of Highway 13 and the overland route to Pakse and the Mekong River. The operation advances five miles toward the city, affecting supply lines from Nakhon Phanom.
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Vientiane
Laos
Mekong
Na Ngau
Thakhek
Kok Tong
Vince
Pakse
Pathet Lao
U.S
Nakhon Phanom
Thailand
Ooo
Mmatt
Aailianne Auvnn
Ramway
Fremont Candidates Fair Set March 30 by Vote League
The Fremont League of Women Voters will sponsor a candidates fair March 30 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in Capwell's parking lot. Six Fremont City Council hopefuls will have booths and the league will run a voter registration booth. Voters registering March 30 will be eligible to vote in the upcoming election.
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Fremont League of Women Voters
Capwell
Fremont City Council
League
Berlin
UPI
West
Social Democratic Party
Harry Ristock
Erwin Back
Leonard Catania
Vietnam
Donald Barber
Westbrook Peterson
George Spindler
Fremont council hopeful Calhoun calls for charter and district representation
Fremont City Council candidate Frank B. Calhoun advocates a charter form of government to improve home rule and fair salaries. He argues for district-based elections to give Niles district a council representative, and stresses higher pay for police and city staff to attract workers. He says the city should adopt a charter rather than general law government to better represent all areas.
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Fremont
Frank B. Calhoun
Niles District
Xieng Vang
Thakhek
Safeway Stores
Rallac Saas
Pathet
Calhoun
Parkmont Drive
Rita
Bay Area
Denver
Colo
Fremont Chamber of Commerce
Wa‘land
Kitchen Better Advisory Board
T|fore
Con
Untended Pot Blamed for Local Blaze
A kitchen stove mishap started a 10000 dollar fire early yesterday at 36116 Indian Wells Drive damaging the home of Hayward police officer Albert Allen while he was at work. The blaze began about 6 15 am and the roof and kitchen area suffered the most damage.
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Hayward
Indian Wells Drive
Albert Allen
Arcus Determined by Order No 14834 Superior Court Alameda
The Arcus announces a court order dated June 21 1964 from Alameda County Superior Court California. Publication entered at Freeport Post Office California as a second class matter under the 1697 act. Communications to 2 Center Square Fremont subscription rates listed.
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Superior Court
State of
California
Alameda
Freemont
Police Rescue 39 Children In Bus Mishap
In Central Park New York a private school bus with 39 kindergarten pupils stalled as a water main broke near an underpass. Police formed a human chain to rescue the children from up to seven feet of floodwater. Sixty one people including 13 officers were treated for exposure, but no serious injuries occurred. The children were released after hospital checkups.
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New York
UPI
Central Park
Hannon Opposes ABAG Plan and Taxing Power
Hannon criticizes ABAG as a fifth layer of government and argues against taxing, bonding, condemnation powers, and elected directors. He urges regional problems be solved by representatives from the nine counties and ties incumbent Perris to high taxes and Assembly Bill 60. He warns property taxes threaten fixed incomes without radical change.
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ABAG
Hannon
Nicholas Perris
Alioto Sees Coalition as Best Hope for Cities
San Francisco Mayor Jo L. Alioto told Fresno area colleagues that an urban coalition offers the best path to solving ghetto problems in cities. He met with mayors from several California towns to discuss forming a statewide coalition during a Fresno conference hosted by Mayor Floyd H. Hyde. Attendees included Sam Yorty of Los Angeles, John H. Reading of Oakland, Chester B. Crain of Compton, and San Jose Vice Mayor Robert G. Miller.
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Fresno
UPI
Tee L. Alioto
San Francisco
Aioto
California
Aloto
Floyd IH. Hyde
Sam Yorty
Los Angeles
John H. Reading
Oakland
Chester BR. Crain
Compton
Robert G. Miller
San Jose
Fire department underpaid and short staffed study approved
City officials push to add a chief battalion chief and three dispatchers to meet staffing and safety standards. A $5900 external survey will review operations, staffing, procedures, and volunteer policies as the city manager notes current staffing of 73 is inadequate to cover all shifts due to leaves injuries and overtime, with a recommended six man increase.
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Lydon
The
American Insurance Associates
Don Driggs
Driggs
Pigeon Flight Triggers Hunter to Fire Wound
FAVERSHAM England UPI reports marksman Gerald Matthewser aimed at a pigeon but the bird veered away. He discharged his shotgun, injuring his leg, and is recovering in hospital.
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Faversham
England
UPI
Gerald Matthewser
Obituaries for Isabella Blake and Apolinar Inamarga
Isabella Blake 87 of 17961 Madison Ave Castro Valley died today in a Castro Valley hospital. Funeral at Fremont Memorial Chapel 3723 Peralta Blvd today at 9. Burial Holy Sepulcher Cemetery Hayward. She was mother of Janet Silver Pomona and Gerrdo Yabut Newark and Union City relatives. Inamarga 54 of Union City died March 6 in Fremont. Services 10 a.m. at St Edward's Newark with Bishop Ross. Burial Holy Sepulcher Cemetery Hayward. Inamarga native of the Philippines and Scotland, member of Brotherhood of Philippine Communities. He lived at 3812 Smith St Union City. He was a farm employee. Burial in Salt Lake City Utah.
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Apolinar
Inamarga
Fremont Memorial Chapel
Peralta Blvd
St. Edward's Fremont
Bishop Ross
Ureh
Newark
Westover
Church of Jesus
Holy Seoul
Christ of the Latter-day Saints
Wire Cemetery
Hayward
Day
Salt Lake City
Utah
Alfred Warra
Ben Yabut
Janet Silver
Pomona
Gerrdo Yabut
Union
Isabella Borge
Sunol
Iia
Marjorie Silver
Helen Smith
Castro Valley
Philippines
William T. Blake
Salt/Maliaay Brotherhood
Lake City
Iment Society
Union City
Janet McDonald
Scotland
Alasland
Andimeda
Contra Costa Coun
Smith St
Church of Union
Fire damages kitchen in Fremont Irvington home
A fire at a Fremont Irvington district residence caused about 2000 in damage to the kitchen of a single family home on 42774 Philadelphia race. Mrs Brendal l Smith woke her children and fled as smoke filled the dwelling with most damage in the kitchen.
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Philadelphia
Fremont
Irvington
Brendall Smith
Fremont House Leads Record Winter Building Boom
Fremont and Newark see a dramatic jump in residential construction with 295.8 percent growth in November from 1966. Eureka Savings and Loan reports 192 units worth 2.613 million built in November, Fremont accounting for 95 units valued at 1.77 million while Newark adds 37 units valued at 843 thousand. county totals reach 698 units worth 10.067 million.
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Fremont
Newark
Otober
U.S. Department of Commerce
Association
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