Fremont Police Chief Clinton Wright Resigns
Fremont police chief Clinton Wright has submitted his resignation effective around the end of March after months of incidents and alcohol related concerns. City manager Driggs said Wright will seek private sector work after 22 years in public service, with temporary police department administration to be handled by the city manager and three police captains during the transition.
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Tax Hike To Aid BART Voted By Committee
The Assembly Ways and Means Committee approved a half cent sales tax to cover BART's 148 million deficit, sending the Senate bill to the Assembly floor. Sen. Sherman called urgent passage, noting the tax is the least costly option among five financing plans. Local officials were criticized as inadequate, and a provision lets county supervisors call a special election on alternatives if all three counties agree.
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California Local Notice of Publication and Rates
Publication details for The Arcus by Daily Review for Navid and Perry, with court order No. 4854 in Alameda County on June 2 1961. Address for notices 422 Center Square Fremont California. Subscription rates listed 1 cent daily 20 cents Sunday 1.50 monthly.
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New Budget To Be Aired At Meetings In Fremont
Fremont Unified School District trustees set three public budget presentations at 7 30 p m on June 24 July 8 and August 5 in the Instructional Materials Center 27802 Fremont Blvd Fremont They precede the regular Wednesday board meetings at the district office.
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Storm Drain Contract Let in Fremont District
Union City storm drain project moves forward with a $158,094.40 bid from one of eight offers for construction work in Fremont and Union City. The plan covers about 2,500 feet of reinforced concrete pipe from Old Alameda Creek to Alvarado Niles Road with a total estimated budget of $21,991,857, as per engineers and the county flood control office.
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Nixon Aims Aid Cut For Disruptive Students
Washington reports that President Nixon favors enforcing laws that cut federal aid to disrup tive students rather than new legislation. After meetings with Dirksen and Ford, officials said a policy statement on riots and demonstrations will be issued before his California trip. Attorney General Mitchell and HEW Secretary Finch were asked to discuss the plan further.
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Massive anti pollution plan for the Delta Bay area
A 804 million plan urged immediate creation of a regional government agency to build and operate a wastewater network. Phase one would cost 904 million and start in 1975, flushing treated effluent into the central bay and Pacific. A second phase would discharge offshore by 1985, with a large reclamation facility planned for future demands.
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Millionaire gun collector and wife convicted in arms act case
William E Thoresen and his wife Louise Thoresen were found guilty by a nonjury trial in Fresno on three and two counts each of violating the federal Firearms Act. Judge William Goodwin dismissed juror panels after the defendants waived a jury, with up to five years or a $10,000 fine per count possible.
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Federal funds noted amid Thoresen trial delay and venue shift
A long delayed trial over federal firearms charges against Thoresen and his wife moved forward in Fresno after a defense motion, with venue changed from San Francisco due to pretrial publicity. Thoresen described his gun collection as a hobby while denying extremist ties as prosecutors outlined a 1967 San Francisco mansion firearms cache seizure.
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Apartment Complex Center Plan Setback in Fremont
Fremont council referred Peralta Development's plan for a 531 unit apartment complex and 16 000 square foot commercial area near Washington High School to the planning commission. The commercial zone is cut to 6 000 square feet and 50 apartments must precede commercial development.
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Washington High School
Peralta Development
Planning Commission
Nixon Hosts White House Dinner for Chowderanu Club
Washington UPI President and Mrs Nixon will host a White House dinner Wednesday to mark the 20th anniversary of the Chowderanu Marching Club. Nixon was among the original members.
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Ohlone Night Classes Slated in Fremont
Ohlone College schedules an evening program for residents with high school diplomas seeking Far Eastern and Pacific area study. Classes run 6 p m to 8 41 p m on Wednesdays through March and April at the Ohlyne Campus 650 Washington Blvd, Fremont.
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