Plaza Sale Delayed By Order In Alameda Court
A temporary restraining order blocks the sale of Plaza and the Park Plaza office building. A hearing is set for 2 p.m. March 28 in Alameda County Superior Court to show cause why the sale should not be permanently enjoined. The injunction action, paired with a $4 million damage suit, was filed by Fremont Councilman Dr. Hugh Block and Oakland Attorney Jay Hollander, developers of the Plaza. Defendants Sherman Farrar & Associates and Cecil Mays are accused of delaying construction and facing claims of negligence. The case cites overdue loans and construction costs tied to the shopping center off Fremont Boulevard.
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City to dedicate Civic Center with Lake Elizabeth ceremony
The city will dedicate the Civic Center next week with an official Lake Elizabeth ceremony at 1 p.m. today. Invitations are needed and not extended to individuals. officials suggest a picnic lunch for family youngsters and a relaxed afternoon watching boats on the lake near Oakland's Lake Merritt as part of today's events.
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Bay Area faces ruin from chamber mentality says Treichel
Treichel of San Francisco State warns Bay Area growth threatens air and water quality. He compares California to a box and the region to a smaller container, predicts regional government needed to curb pollution, and says DDT and toxins disrupt the food chain, harming wildlife and human health.
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Mayor Duffield leads water project and city hall dedication
Mayor Duffield toured the city for a major water-storage initiative at Lake Fremont Park and a dedication ceremony for the new city hall. He exchanged letters with Fremont agencies and distributed schoolchild letters for cross-city exchange. Funeral notices note the death of Toney Furtado, age 61, with services at Fremont Memorial Chapel and Rosary prayers led by Church of The Holy Ghost.
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Arcus Published Notices in Daily Review
Public court notice from Superior Court of California detailing case No. 214054, dated June 21, 21, filed in Freemont area. Communications directed to 122 Center Square, Freemont, California. Mentions circulation and audit bureau with daily and Saturday scheduling notes.
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New Fremont Chief Sought After Vehicle Crash Incident
The report describes a Monday afternoon crash at about 5 p.m. on private property involving Wright's vehicle with paint marks remaining. City policy normally requires an officer and accident report, which were not completed at the time. Kratz offered to refrain from filing a claim if the city covered damages, and Driggs said the matter would be referred to the city’s insurance carrier.
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Reds Blast U S Bases Causing Light Damage and Casualties
The report cites multiple rocket and mortar strikes around Saigon and Chu Lai as part of a broader weeklong offensive. U S field officers note light damage and casualties, with air and ground counterattacks reported near Saigon and areas 51 miles northwest. A separate incident details a patrolman witnessing a youth stumble in mud near a plastics firm and a hospital report on wounded and deceased from Vietnamese towns and bases.
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Laird Defends ABM System Amid Arms Race Debate
From a hospital bed Senator Cooper calls for study and delay as Laird argues the ABM would fuel an arms race and undermine deterrence. Javits Case urge talks rather than deployment while Fulbright questions the strategy in Vietnam and peace talks. Laird cites Russia’s growing warhead capacity and second strike goals in a tense security climate.
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Newark House Demolition Ruling Ties City to Safeguard
Newark Superior Court Judge Kroninger ruled the city may not tear down Edward O Mара s abandoned house at 36839 Olive St noting health concerns and safety codes. The decision mirrors federal and local debates on nuclear deterrence and peace march planning in Europe with campaigns for democracy and disarmament outlining Easter weekend demonstrations in Frankfurt Hamburg Munich and Essen. Police report Polish horse thieves last month as authorities in Warsaw pursue rustlers who stole 189 horses in 1969 and 68.
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Flaw Found In Scheme To Convert Quarry Area
Fremont officials flag a flaw in plans to turn a 60 acre quarry into a recreation complex. The Recreation Commission notes missing parking for 2,000 cars, far short of the estimated 7,000 spaces required for about 20,000 daily visitors. Commissioner Morris Hyman urges joint review with the planning commission before the April 1 final development plan. Three quarry firms Rhodes and Jamieson Niles Sand and Gravel Co and Pacific Cement and Aggregates must submit rehabilitation and development plans as quarrying nears end in 15 to 20 years.
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Fire Department Says Fatal Blaze Accidental
Fremont fire officials ruled a house fire fatal and accidental. Det Luther Hudson Welch described a 3 year old boy Delivan Sartin who died after the blaze. the fire started in a bedroom and smoke reached his wife before the child was found unconscious. Authorities ruled out arson.
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Mercury St
Suspect Stotes In Own Soup
A youth fled a junk yard after being pursued by its owner, slipping over a fence into a field. The owner gave chase but could not catch him as the youth stood atop a wrecked car, still in sight.
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