Override tax use suggested in city override plans
The council face a choice to raise the present oversl tax ceiling of 1.27 to fund city services amid a five percent utility tax in Hayward. Fremont’s general-law status blocks such options, while Driggs urged caution on Central Park funding and asset disclosures loom for officials under a Public Disclosures Act.
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Sol Lerch
Hayward
Driggs
Fremont
Alice Cline
Central Park
Redd
Ed Washburn
Assembly
Robert Monagan
MSJ chamber backs Ohlone college bond vote
The Mission San Jose Chamber of Commerce board voted unanimously to support the Ohlone College bond issue. Chamber president Dr. Robert Fisher said the group will back the measure and introduce bond advocate James Perley at the bond election candidates night at Ohlone on April 8.
Six period day proposed for Fremont high and junior schools
School board discussions outline a six period high school day, extending to two-school principals in multiple complexes, with budget curtailments like higher teacher student ratios and reduced physical education. Speakers urge citizens to seek tax relief and scrutinize plan impacts on college entrance opportunities and discipline needs.
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Fremont
Gloria Carr
Fremont Federation of Residents
Certified Public Accountant
A. Cockayne
Irvington Square
Patricia Crawford
Kennedy High
Rodrigues
Judge fines W P for train incident in Fremont hearing
Judge Pucci noted Bridges statement that this is W P's first blocking street citation, while Southern Pacific faced prior actions. Fremont City Attorney Allen Sprague attended. no testimony from city or district attorney. Western Pacific offered apology to the city and affected citizens after the hearing.
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Bridges
W. P
Fremont
Allen C. Sprague
Youth certified to juvenile court in Fremont burglary case
Luis C. Falcon, 19, of 42872 Gatewood St Fremont, was certified to juvenile court after a municipal hearing on burglary and possession of stolen property. He allegedly acted as interpreter in selling a stolen firearm to a Contra Costa man. Roger Flack, 19, of 388 Howe Court, received three years probation after pleading guilty to second degree burglary.
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Luis C. Falcon
Gatewood St
Falcon
Botany Park
Roger €. Flack
Howe Court
Superior Court
William T. Perry
Contra Costa
Flack
Perry
Hayward
Death Notice for Terrante W. Anderson in Fremont area
Terrante W. Anderson of Fremont died in March 1970. Beloved son of Irving W. and the late Charlotte Anderson, brother of Brecia and Winds Anderson, and grandson of Wins Minde and Giles Curing. Funeral arrangements noted with services at a Fremort Merrie Chapel and address 2724 Peraita Blvd. Obituary lists initial details and mourners.
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James SL. Freenen
Kenneth Teeves 1 obituary in Oakland San Jose area
Death notice for Kenneth Teeves 1 age a years native of Utah, member Local 22 San Francisco. Notes about family including Verna Reeves of Fremants, Mark R Reeves and Verne K Reeves of Framorms, Mes Mees Cramer of San Jose, Hy Gere Smith of Texas. Funeral details near Deh Hill Merhenry's Chaceot te Reas with services Friday area 21h 1970 at 40 po trem. Interment at Gas Wi a ban dere Ne teat Park.
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Texas
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Belmond
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Cane Street
Fremont City Council candidate Ruth Willett urges reform
Ruth Willett tells Fremont residents federation that the council should aim to improve operations with clearer direction to commissions and staff, early oral communications on agendas, an item status board, press guidance on order, and policies to set priorities. She calls for joint meetings, public participation, and better communication at all levels to unlock Fremont's potential.
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Fremont
Ruth Willett
Federation of
Argus
Willett
Federation
Trails Committee Praised by Fremont City Council
Fremont officials commended the Advisory Committee on Trails for a year of work on a trails network for hikers horseback riders and bicycles. The council criticized the City Beautiful Committee for an “ugly” street renaming proposal and discussed financing and future needs while lightheartedly quipping about names and citrus trees.
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Fremont Advisory Committee On Trails
City Beautiful Committee
Geoffrey Steel
Trails Committee
Central Park
Recreation Commission
Don Dillon
Laquat Street
Dillon
Major quarry plan changes reviewed at joint meeting
The joint meeting reviews five year quarrying plans and a faster roadbed timetable while officials seek public ownership for park use after quarrying ends. Quarries resist proposed conditions, staff proposes city entry for rehab if operators fail, and four additional months are given to firms to propose guarantees.
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Brooks
Clues to Missing Girl Still Sought in Fremont
Fremont police circulated posters and distributed a full description of 15 year old Linda Slidman who vanished near J Street and Third Street on February 23. Detectives note they have checked sightings and motives but produced no solid lead. Linda’s San Jose parents grow anxious as investigations continue across Bay Area agencies.
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Fremont
Linda Marie Slidman
San Jose
Niles
Bay Area
Cathy Bungarz
Jackie L. Stidman
Residents boxed in by trains set meeting
Residents were notified by mail only to a fraction of homeowners about a blocking issue caused by trains after 14 years. Mrs. Wilma Prewitt said city staff wer eun cooperative and residents seek information from Milnes as the council ordered a full investigation and temporary emergency access terms.
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Canyon Heights Drive
Blockings
Milnes
W.P
Gene Rhodes
Former Fremont oil official named Newark Chamber executive
Robert C. Jaeger, 50, formerly Fremont Chamber of Commerce industrial development manager, was hired Tuesday as executive manager of the Newark Chamber of Commerce after a screening by Dr. Lyle Kingery. Jaeger, who has 24 years in Air Force administration, aims to boost Newark industry, widen the tax base, grow membership, and beautify the city while continuing former manager Cheever's guidelines.
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Fremont Chamber of Commerce
Newark Chamber of Commerce
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Newark Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
Lyle Kingery
Jaeger
George Cheever
San Francisco
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Newark City
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McDonald and Cage Named to Regional Mental Retardation Planning Panel
Alameda County supervisors appointed Darrel McDonald of Union City and Mrs. John Cage of Berkeley to an area wide planning committee for services to the mentally retarded. The five county panel will develop a regional plan to best use public and private agencies and personnel, under the California Mental Retardation Services Act of 1969.
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San Gabriel Way
Union City
Alameda County Board of Supervisors
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John Cage
Berkeley
Alamedaty
California
Alameda County
San Mateo
San Francisco
Santa Clara
Contra Costa
Rarnty Board of Supervisors
Ronald Reagan
Bancroft Ave
San Leandro
Napa State Hospital
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Protest of scheduled GM layoffs fizzles
Bay Area reporters primed as Black Panther Caucus and Young Radical Workers Club organized a 150 worker protest at General Motors Assembly Division in Fremont yesterday. Police and GM security surrounded the plant but at 3 pm only 13 workers appeared, leaving reporters and cameramen puzzled by the empty picket line.
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Fremont
General Motors Assembly
Black Panther Caucus
Young Radical Workers Club
Bay Area
United Auto Workers
Recreation funding eyed as city weighs needs
Public officials including Block Dillon and Steel pressed youth and recreation as top priorities while criticizing current program organization. Block urged more cooperation with Fremont Unified School District on after school sports. Rhodes urged letters from residents to highlight general needs over special interests and focus on meat and potatoes for the city.
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Dillon
City Beautiful Committee
Gene Rhodes
Thodes
Trails Committee
Rhodes
Hugh Block
DR. Block
Dillon and
Block
Fremont Unified
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