Fremont Considers PUC Rule To Clear Cable Bid Logjam
Fremont moves to place cable systems under the State Public Utilities Commission to speed awarding a city franchise. Council weighs rebid versus negotiating with Fremont Cable Television as bids tangled by complex terms. Consultants Ana heim, Walkup, and Steel may be invited to discuss methods next week.
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Newark Plans to Attract Firms and Cable Franchise Debate
Newark officials outline efforts to lure new industry while a Cable TV franchise fight swirls. City Manager Turnlund backs broader industrial development, with the chamber seeking more dues and new members as PUC action looms.
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Love
Robert F. Lave
Amodate
Haisen
Membershi Development Committee
Robert W. ‘Ewen
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Dion Dwieseesid
Arcus Pebied by The Oa vow in court order
A garbled notice cites the superior Court of the State of oat and an Order 244084 influencing circulation. It mentions David 2 Parry and Bastages Mena pur aral with unclear dates and locations.
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Superior Court of the
State of Oat
Bay Fill Bill Advances Amid Conservation Clash
Lawmakers push a Bay conservation bill to strengthen regulation of bay fill and shore line property. Dolwig defends amendments amid opposition from Sierra Club, while Gov Reagan supports extending the Bay conservation agency and related bills.
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John T. Knox
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Bike Car Accident Injures Fremont Girl on Hilo Street
A seven year old Fremont girl suffered a broken leg after being struck by a car while riding a bicycle on Hilo Street near Bla Gene Ras. She was reported in satisfactory condition at Washington Hospital.
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Hilo Street
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Campus unrest tests tuition protests and bids for change
Across New Jersey and New York campuses police and officials faced violent militants and student protests. At Town University a small group disrupted the president’s office during a rally on tuition hike plans. Paterson State College saw about 30 Negro students lead a six hour siege for more enrollments and black instructors. Upsala College housed 30 white students who ended an overnight occupation demanding greater student input. Queensborough Community College deputies cleared barricaded students on the fourth floor amid continued campus tension.
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Howard R. Bowen
New Jersey
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Upsala College
East Orange
New York
Queensborough Community College
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Gas Station Plan Rapped at Irvington Trailer Park
Planning director David Baker urged against a service station near the Irvington trailer park arguing no justification exists in the area. Commissioner Joe Rondeau implied the city council would approve regardless, while Davis contended the trailer park would meet unit quotas if the plan proceeds.
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David Baker
Joe Rondeau
Davis
Irvington
Incidents At Strike Site Told Amid Plant Tensions
Reports describe a tense strike at the Ann Chemical Co plant in Fremont Washington with hospital plans and union involvement. A track driver was struck by a truck, causing tire damage. officials expect to approve a new modular building within days. Police guard demonstrations at Queens College Pratt Institute and university campuses report clashes and arrests as students protest administration policies and ROTC concerns.
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County Plans Executive Session for Employee Benefit Talks
County supervisors schedule a noon executive session with a negotiating team to set fringe benefit priorities for about 7,000 full time county employees and to discuss wages hours and working conditions with the county employees association. The meeting marks the first formal session under a new collective bargaining act guiding vacation, leave, education fees and related allowances. The board may review positions and instruct its negotiating team during and before the meet and confer sessions.
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Water Company Purchase Vote Described on Page
The Irvington water project shows a 64 percent rate above estimates due to staff forecast errors rather than price changes. District General Manager Matt Whitfield notes plans to cut and reassemble an inline conduit at the site. The board pauses new bids, continues chemical separation tests, and pays off a $375,495 contract with Bovee and Crail Construction Co.
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Ex Distri
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Ipeline
Muse
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James Montgomery
Aultman
Merces Time
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Bovee and Crail Construction Co
Sniper Shoots Freeway Driver Near Oakland
Lemuel G. Buster Jr. of Oakland was shot in the head by a .38 caliber bullet from the freeway edge near 14th Avenue on the MacArthur Freeway. His wife, who narrowly avoided injury, grabbed the wheel as he slumped, causing the car to strike two other vehicles and a concrete abutment before stopping. Buster was in serious condition at Highland Hospital. Oakland Police investigate the 11:55 p.m. shooting.
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Highland Hospital
California Highway Patrol
Lemuel G. Buster Jr
14Th Avenue
Buster
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