KOA Directors Appoint Panel To Study Merger
KOA directors appoint a panel to study a merger and future governance of regional programs. The regional office considers options including discontinuing programs and direct funding by agencies. Fremont decision pending on autonomy. Newark Union City back autonomy. formal answers due by May 15. The board also seeks more Mexican American appointments to Fremont Human Relations Commission.
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Tricity
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EOA
Fremont
OFS
Newark Council to Consider Two Major Districts Tonight
Newark city council plans to weigh two large assessment districts forming 400 acres for business and industrial growth, extending Baine Avenue, and funding a $500000 park project with federal aid. Key sites include a White Front store, regional shopping center, a second high school, and a new city park. Districts require 60 percent landowner approval. condemnation may acquire park sites near Lincoln School and the civic center.
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Peggy Fleming Receives Presidential Salute at White House
President Johnson saluted Peggy Fleming, the 19 year old Olympic gold medalist from Colorado Springs, for helping with the gold medal issue after Grenoble. He praised her by noting she helped with the gold drain and pinned a magnolia blossom on her lapel in the White House rose garden.
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Local court terms and official notices filed
Fragmented text appears to report a county court term and official filings. Names such as Bier Horan and Jane Mati seem referenced alongside dates and terms. The legibility is poor, but it denotes court actions entered and notices issued in March.
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Tall Man Robs Bank of America Branch in Lodi
A tall young bandit robbed the downtown Bank of America branch in Lodi after 1 pm. He demanded cash in a paper bag from teller Candice Miller, 20, and left with an undisclosed amount. Witnesses saw him drive away in a car later found abandoned. police tie him to a prior BoA robbery in Tracy a week earlier.
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Danish Gymnastic Team to Perform at Kennedy High School
The Danish Gymnastic Team of 30 members, chosen from Danish clubs, will present an exhibition at Kennedy High School on Friday at 4 p.m. Sponsored by the International Danish Gymnastic School, the team arrived in New York in August and has trained in Kent, Connecticut, before touring high schools and colleges across the United States and Canada. It marks their first visit to America.
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State Aid Deficit Delays Fremont Unified Board Action
Fremont Unified faces a 152 million dollar deficit as officials urge patience from trustees. Tom Maloney and state officials warn delays may follow bids and reviews, with the district awaiting a June election backdrop and potential curtailment in county funding.
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Maloney
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Thorn
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Weinberger
McCarthy warns on wartime controls amid Rockefeller draft push
Eugene J. McCarthy campaigned in Chicago stating businessmen must accept wartime economic controls if Vietnam costs rise. In Albany a Rockefeller draft movement seeks to name him the GOP favorite son for president.
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Wave of false bomb scares hits Northern California
San Francisco and Oakland faced a fresh round of bomb threats targeting schools and a GE plant as part of a nationwide scare. Police stations reported multiple calls while investigations continued into the saboteur activity that disrupted Bay Area communities.
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Bribe Claim Heats Up City Race
A bribe offer in the city race prompted disclosures by Mrs. Montgomery and Mrs. Blacie. Police reviewed information from The Argus. no formal complaint has been filed. The district attorney will decide on further action as investigators coordinate with his office.
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Oakes Fights AB 958 Proposed School Board Bill
Hayward councilman George Oakes denounces Assembly Bill 958 which would shift appointment of local school board vacancies from boards to county supervisors. He argues the move erodes home rule and questions county supervisors' qualifications. He plans to urge lawmakers and local boards to oppose the bill within the First Supervisorial District.
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Chico
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Ala
Hayward Man Held In Blasts
In Hayward a man is held after a series of blasts at a two story rooming house. Residents described hearing explosions and sighting homemade bombs stored in a dresser. Investigators collect evidence as police reveal statements about grenades and planned self defense.
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Eall
California State Justice Department
Robert Margolin
Giakovmis
Margolin
Grand Jury Probe Targets Central Business District Deal
Grand jury probe warned no anonymity for participants as investigations focus on purchase of 5.38 acre Central Business District parking lot at 76 350 per acre. Jury foreman Pearson says many accusations and rumors prompt a broad review of district actions and condemnation efforts.
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