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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1972

Page

2

Fremont Area May 18 Events Roundup

Readers can attend library sessions at Centerville Union City Fremont Newark and Ohlone College for workshops on housing welfare gardening and meditation. Evening programs cover films lectures and community theater with locations at Fremont Main Ohlone College Newark and Niles venues plus city council notices and admission details.

Newark Newark Blvd Fremont Main Paseo Padre Parkway Centerville Fremont Blvd U Ron City City Hall Nite Road Union City SimTam Mission San Joseigh Palms Ave Fremont Vier & Viger Kennedy High School Balcow Road Newark Community Center John P. Rosa Jr Ohlone College Washington Blvd Frank Serpa Pam Auditorum Fremont United School District Ob Jone College Rev B. B. Lyon Niles Library I Street Germany Otlone College Rudbe P. Gomez Ralph Digby CPA Chambers, City Administration Brig

San Francisco Journalists Award Scholarships Students

More than 46 northern California high school journalism students will compete Saturday in the 27th annual Junior Scholarship awards luncheon of the Press Club of San Francisco. First, second and thirdplace prizes of 250, 150 and 100 dollars will honor best writing in news sports and features with judges Gale Cook George Hoss and Charles Raudebaugh.

San Francisco UPI California Press Club of San Franctsco San Francisco Examiner Gale Cook Oakland Tribune George Hoss San Francisco Chronicle Charles Raudebaugh

Alameda Creek flood project seeks 3 million for trails

Alameda County officials travel to Washington to push for 3 million dollars in federal funds to complete Alameda Creek flood control works, including channel and levee work, a 1200 foot wide bay trail corridor, and a scenic park for hikers riders and cyclists. They plan to testify before committees and press for a San Francisco Bay National Wildlife Refuge bill.

Washington DC U.S. Corps of Engineers Alameda Alameda Creek Alameda County Public Works Herbert Crowle Corps of Engineers Alameda County John D. Murray Coyote Hills del Valle Park and Recreation House Senate Washington U.S. Army Corps Alameda Eres Fay Board of Supervisors San Francisco Bay National Wildlife Refuge

Third public hearing on Coyote Hills master plan

The Newark Recreation Center will host the third public hearing at 8 p.m. May 17 on the proposed Coyote Hills Regional Park master plan. It seeks to expand the park northward to include a one‑acre boating lagoon by dredging a Leslie Salt Co. pond, add marsh improvements, boardwalks, trails, and an interpretation center in the old biosensor lab. Final action by the park district likely on June 6 after the hearing.

Newark Coyote Hills Regional Park Newark Recre Bion Leslie Salt Co Bio Sonar Lab Bert Ue Park Mare

Fremont resident helps officer in armed struggle

A Fremont man grappled with Patrolman David K. Lawrence during a parking lot confrontation near 3818 Darwin St. Tucker, 51, of Oakland, dropped his revolver after a second squad car arrived. Lawrence needed six stitches for a hand wound. Tucker faced multiple charges including assault with a deadly weapon and weapons violations.

Fremont Oakland Forrest Tucker David K. Lawrence Darwin St Lawrence Tucker Washington Hospital

Bank architect to meet planners on Newark branch opening

Newark area planning debate centers on changes to Bank of America building at Newark Thornton Avenue and 37 Newark Blvd. Architect Gene Izuno and city staff seek fixes to exterior color, screening, and rooftop equipment to clear way for a May opening.

Newark—Bank of America Gene Izuno Tauno Bai City Hall Newark Blvd Newark Thornton Avenue William Duquette Shatinar Abraham ZUNO Continental Services Co San Francisco Duquette Ant Ganz S. Oeelty Nike Tamo

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