Bay Area Forecast Through Sunday With Cool Nights
Bay Area weather outlook shows fair conditions through Sunday with some nights in the 30s and daytime highs in the 60s. Saturday brings cooler air and continued mild mornings, with light southerly winds and upper 70s in spots. Nevada and Sacramento Valley expect fair, mild to warm days with lingering cool nights, and light to moderate winds.
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San Francisco Bay Area
San Joaquin Valley
Nevada
Bacramenty Valley
Fremont Police Seek 25 Percent Pay Hike
Fremont police association campaigns for an immediate 25 percent salary increase arguing current pay lags behind Bay Area peers. City counters mid year raises unavailable. chief’s vacancy and recruitment costs cited. Lipsky cites a proposed top scale rise from 17 700 to 20 404 and warns Fremont’s patrol pay lags behind Redwood City and others with six day weeks and higher rates.
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Fremont
Fremont Police Association
Namg
Association
Rodger Lipsky
W. Rager
Driggs
Lipsky
Rager
Bay Area
Sion
Redwood City
The
Police Association
White House Closed for April 2 to 3 Visitors
The White House will be closed to the public on April 2 and 3 due to a mourning period for President Eisenhower. Regular tours resume April 3 with adjusted staff overtime pay and a mid year proposal for compensation.
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Fremont
Washington
UPL
San Francisco State College
White House
Driggs
University of California
Berkeley
San Mateo
Roliman
Garth
Colleges Close All Across Fremont Newark and Union City
Most offices will close as California State College Hayward Chabot College and Ohlone Junior College announce closures. Cal State delays spring quarter registration to Tuesday and classes start Wednesday while Ohlone reschedules evening registration to Tuesday with late registration set for April 2 4 7 and times yet to be announced. The Independent Insurance Agents safety awards banquet in Fremont Newark and Union City scheduled for Monday has been cancelled.
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J. Richard Brew
California State College At
Hayward
Chabot College
Ohlone Junior College
Wold
Cal State
Ohlone
Fremont
Newark
Union City
Requiem Mass for Joaquin Rodriguez 77 in Union City
A funeral service for Joaquin Rodriguez a native of Mexico and 77 who died Thursday in Castro Valley will be held at Our Lady of the Rosary Church Union City with services from Fremont Chapel of the Roses at 7 30 a m. He was a retired Pacific States Steel Co employee and lived in Union City for 50 years. He is survived by one sister Maria Lerma of Los Angeles Interment will be Holy Sepulchre Cemetery Hayward.
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Joaquin Rodriguez
Castro Valley
Our Lady of the Rosary
C St
Union City
Fremont Chapel of the Roses
Peralta Blvd
Fremont
Mexico
Pacific States Steel Co
Maria Lerma
Los Angeles
Holy Sepulchre
Hayward
Tue Arcus Published by hts Daily Review
The text appears as a newspaper masthead and legal notice fragment. It mentions Terra Arcus and the Daily Review with business manager G avid R Perry, a Superior Court order, and a mailing address in Fremont California. It is a damaged snippet with scattered dates and archival notes.
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Tue Arcus
Hts Daily Review
Geavid R. Perry
Lightest mutiny penalties at Presidio stockade trial
An Army court martial board in Lewiston Washington handed nine months to six years in hard labor for four soldiers convicted of mutiny tied to a sliddown strike at the Presidio stockade in San Francisco. Eight of 27 charged have been tried with sentences ranging nine months to 16 years.
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FP Lewis
Wash
UPI
Presidio Stockade
San Francisco
Pvt
Edward ©. Yast
Himina
Calif
William S. Hayes
Healdsburg
Harold J Swanson
San Leandro
Ricky L. Dodd
Hayward
Dodd
Howard J. DeNike
Hal
DeNike
Brendan Bullivan
Hayes
Sullivan
Newark Fireman Honored for Saving Girl in Blaze
Newark city manager Richard Turmund presents a citation to firefighter Robert Hall for acting beyond the call of duty in saving four year old Jayne Williams. Hall performed mouth to mouth resuscitation after discovering the girl unconscious in a blazing home. Williams recovered and was released from Washington Township Hospital in good condition.
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Newark
Richard Turmund
Robert Hall
Jayne Williams
Dean Holzgrafe
Hall
Washington Lownship Hospital
Federation of Tremont Residents elects board leaders
Fremont residents formed by 20 neighborhood groups to boost civic involvement elected a board at a federation meeting. Ames Buckmaster was named president of 42 Wakefield Loop and Mrs. Jenny Carr became vice president of Jag Court as part of the kickoff for the new organization.
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Jim Wilson
Fremont
Federation of
Tremont
Giroups
Monway
Ames Buckmaster
Wakefield Loop
Jenny Carr
Jag Court
Fremont Citizens Seek To Unite Residential And Homeowner Groups
Fremont residents form a federation to improve understanding between homeowner groups and city agencies. The board meets April 7 to finalize the constitution and by laws with a goal to establish a formal structure by April 28. Members include Judy Johnson and Robert Owen, among others, with provisional officers and emphasis on a nonintrusive forum for mutual assistance and better communication with public officials.
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Fremont
Spose
Buckmaster
Westridge-air Oaks
Apr
Carr
Vis
Cabrillo Park
Tome
Judy Johnson
North Centerville
Robert Owen
Centerville
al Redd
Niles
Jean Carpenter
Mission San
Ore
Robert Cockayne
Irvington
Read
City Beautiful
Federation
REDD
World Mourns Ike as Nation Pays Final Tribute
President Dwight D. Eisenhower, 34th U.S. president and World War II hero, died at Walter Reed after a long battle with congestive heart failure. News traced his illness, last days, and tributes from Harry S. Truman and Lyndon B. Johnson. Nixon canceled five days of events and led official mourning with Secretary of Defense Melvin Laird and others. Viscount Montgomery and other contemporaries voiced sorrow as the nation remembered a leader seen as a symbol of decency and hope.
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Truman
Lyndon B. Johnson
Eisenhower
Milton
Edgar
Hughes
Dwigh David Eisenhower
United States
Frederic Hughes
Walter Reed
Nixon
Harry
Eisenhowser
Walter Tkach
White House
Melvin R. Y Laird
John Gorton
West
Fla
Austin
Tex
Johnson
London
Viscount Mont
Gomery
Hospital
Laird
William P. Rogers
Henry A. Kissinger
Bryce Harlow
Mutton Eisenhower
Johns Hopkins University
David
Julie Eisenhower
Florida
Jury Finds Oakland Defendant Innocent After Deliberations
An eight man four woman jury in Oakland acquitted the defendant of conspiracy charges after three days of deliberation. The verdict was announced at 10 24 p m as spectators cheered in the crowded courtroom. The jury had spent much of Friday rehearing testimony from the trial.
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Oakland
UPI
Oakland Court Room
Ted Chamberlain
BART Sales Tax Wins Approval In Legislature
The measure clearing the way for a new sales tax shows approval in the legislature. A BART spokesman indicated contracts may be among the first awarded once funding starts, but he could not confirm a date for the initial awards.
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BART
Fremont Wins Federal Grant For Central Park Plan
Fremont officials announced a HUD grant appropriation boosting a 2.1 million central park project. The $500000 initial grant plus a 398872 supplemental amount covers 50 percent of costs, with local and state lawmakers aiding the application. The park will include a 63 acre lake, fishing area, picnicking and hiking facilities.
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Fremont
Acre Central Park Development
Driggs
Department of Housing and
Don Edwards
San Jose
U. S
George Murphy
Alan Crans
Lake Site Madhouse at Fremont Lake Elizabeth area
Recreation officials call the Lake Site area a madhouse on weekends as horses dogs and motorcyclists roam unsupervised. They lack city funds for supervision and warn of potential injuries or drownings while urging users to slow down until wardens are provided.
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Fremont
Lake Elizabeth
Recreation Department
Stuart McCormick
Newark Council Delays Action On Topless Establishments Bill
Newark city council tabled action on an Assembly bill to regulate topless venues. The bill would grant counties authority to license topless waitresses at clubs and bars. Newark, home to The Booby Hatch and The Prima Danna Bar, awaits staff recommendation.
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Newark
Two Men Freed On Dope Charge In Alameda Case
Two men, Robert B. Richards 21 of Sunnyvale and Daniel B. George 19 of Fremont, pleaded guilty to misdemeanor marijuana possession and were released from Alameda County Superior Court on a suspended judgment. They were arrested with four juveniles near Nilex 4 Canyon Road by police on January 22.
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Oakland
Fremont
Alameda County
Robert B. Richards
Sunnyvale
Daniel B. George
Acacia St
Folger Emerson
Canyon Road
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Fremont Federation
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