Planners overturn council decision on open frame density clash
Park Fremont residents and planners clash over a proposed GPA for open frame development near the Park Fremont area. Critics urge denial and a broader city policy review citing traffic, conservation, and the need for a full neighborhood center versus a micro site. Officials debate open space, land use and September GPAs review.
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Nixon to reveal wage control plan in standoff with unions
Nixon intends to unveil a wage control plan but faces union resistance and a potential clash over who bears responsibility for restraining wages. The plan hinges on labor cooperation, with Davis Bacon act’s status a central lever, as federal building contracts have been renegotiated since suspension. Hodgson notes the plan was urged by all four public members of the Construction Industry NBC panel.
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Housing aid debated for workers as policy moves ahead
Lavely announced a policy statement backed by labor members aiming to aid workers with limited ready cash. The plan, approved by the committee yesterday, seeks ratification by the general membership on April 5 before mailing to federal lawmakers with labor backing. Reagan appointed Walter A. Gordon Jr. and Manley J. Bowler to four-year terms on the state Adult Authority and parole board.
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John Tunney
Don Edwards
D-San Jose
Sacramento
UPI
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Berkeley
Manley J. Bowler
Monterey Park
Adult Authority
State Parole Board
Fremont physician named finalist in state Outstanding Young Men
Fremont doctor Phillip M. Loeb 34 chairman founder of Community Drug Council was selected as Fremont Outstanding Young Man for 1970 and named a statewide finalist among 20. The Palo Alto awards banquet is April 17 where five winners will be honored. Loeb lives at 4586 Offell Court with wife Alice and daughter Damit Ain.
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George Buckingham
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Dr. Loeb
Fremront
Robert A. Nelson
Jaycee
Stanford
Jim Plunkett
State Assembly
Robert Moretti
White House
Ronald Zeigler
Offel] Court
Alice
Damit Ain
Obituaries for Don Albrecht and Gary Gerbick in Fremont and Hayward
Graveside services for Don ald Harris Albrecht will be held Monday at Cedar Lawn Memorial Cemetery Fremont. He was a Wisconsin native and longtime Washington Township resident, husband of Dorothy Albrecht, father and grandfather to several relatives. Also funeral services for Gary Lean Gerbick II will be held Monday at the Fremont Chapel of the Roses Mortuary, with interment at Chapel of the Chimes Memorial Park in Hayward. He was a Colorado native and a Fremont resident for 17 years, son of Jacob Garlock, brother of Pegay Reeder, and grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Gerluck.
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Fremont
Cedar Lawn Memorial Cemetery
Warm Springs Blvd
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Washington Township
Dorothy Albrecht
Joy Maciet
Karen Albrecht
Douglas Albrecht
Newark
Violet Romano
Hayward
Waller
Arnold Albrecht
Ted Albrecht
Minnesota
Fremont Chapel
Gary Lean Gerbick
Morgan Hill
Chapel of the Roses
Peralta Blvd
Elmore Carlson
Christ the King Lutheran Church
Chapel of the Chimes Memorial Park
Colorado
Jacob Garlock
Pegay Reeder
Premont
Jacob Gerluck
Oakland trio pleads in Fremont marijuana case
An Oakland woman and two companions were arrested outside a closed Fremont restaurant at 3:50 a.m. after police found pills and marijuana in a parked car. Sandra J. McDaniels 21 pleaded guilty to possession of dangerous drugs and received 190 dollars fine and 18 months probation. Tahie Joy Correa 19 pleaded guilty to possession or purchase of dangerous drugs and was fined 128 dollars and ordered to perform seven days of community service. Pa Aeadrick 22 pleaded guilty to being under the influence of alcohol in public.
Fremont Chamber Votes To Table Industrial Liquor Proposal
Fremont officials and business leaders clash over allowing onsite liquor sales in industrial zones. The Fremont Chamber of Commerce board voted 14 to 10 to table the industrial committee's recommendation, amid GM opposition and questions about executive board action.
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Fremont
Fremont Chamber of Commerce Board
Chamber Board
Industrial Committee
Harold Murphy
General Motors
Tom Maloney
Carl Vegal
Chamber
Quarry suits merge over water costs and damages
The Jamieson Co seeks $832,787 in damages from ACWD, arguing water level raises by the district increased mining costs and made parts of the quarry unworkable. ACWD counters with a denied summary judgment, and consolidation to a jury trial is planned to determine liability and damages.
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Stanley Saylor
Jamieson Co
Saylor
Wiles Sand and Gravel
Water District
Niles Sand and Gravel
John Rogers
San Francisco
F. M. van Sicklen
Easter egg hunt at Ash Street Center in Newark
Newark city recreation officials announce an Easter egg hunt at Ash Street Center today with preschool start at 19 am, kindergarten at 19 45, and grades 1 to 3 at 11 39. Prizes available for golden prize tags and other awards. Children should bring a bag or basket. The center sits at the south end of Ash Street.
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Premont
Olney
Wise
Ash Street Center
Newark
City Recreation Departments
Ash Street
Ash
Fremont unions seek substantial pay rise for district staff
Fremont Chapter 206 of the California School Employees Association presented a package to the district personnel commission proposing a percentage wage increase for all 604 teachers and non teaching staff. The plan includes longevity pay, a 37 hour work week, $4,000 life insurance, four week vacation after 10 years, and quarterly cost of living adjustments tied to the consumer price index, with district administrators negotiating with J. Kranawitter.
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Arether J. Kranawitter
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CDC directors to study cutbacks
Newark area CDC leaders consider realigning task forces to shrink the board from six supportive groups to three main task forces Crisis intervention youth recreation and education research would be kept A six member board drawn from task force members would be chosen with city council representation from Fremont Newark and Union City A $3000 April budget was approved with salaries for key crisis center coordinators and venture house staff.
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Glenn Anderson
Newark
CDC
Liuts Maselli
Maselli
Fremont
Union City
Youth and Recreation Ask Force
Lusk
Dean Selig
Fremont Crisis Center
Doris Slevin
Gary Fergueson
Venture House Crisis Center
Planners OK power gantries along Fremont route
Fremont planners approved PG&E's plan to replace towers along Durham Road with a three tiered set of higher pylons extending from near Livermore to Newark substation through the San Jose and Warm Springs areas. A four year completion limit and five year review were imposed to explore undergrounding or access for trails, with PG&E noting undergrounding cost is about 37 times overhead.
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Fremont
Pacific Gas and Electric Co
Planning Commission
Pg&e
Durham Road
Livermore
Newark
Misslar San Jose
Warm Springs
Recreation Commission
Art Lamipert
Joe Cowan
Gary Rich
Po&e
Lampert
Carey Royster
Jury hears tale of drug use and mistaken felony counts
A convoluted court record describes drug use by Woodfill and an associate Weston, a supposed informant's tips used to arrest two men for narcotics violations, and a clerical error that placed Weston under two felonies while Woodfill faced a misdemeanor. The transcript reveals alleged deals, jail releases, and evolving charges amid sheriff and judge actions.
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Weston
Hayward Municipal Court
Sheriff's Office
Santa Ria
Sheriff's Department
Wood Till
Sheriff's
Woodfil
Robert Ayers
Jude Thomas J. Poley
Wondfill
Telnies
Andy
Tan Pering
Faley
Jeffery
J. A
Foley
SUN
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