Fremont industry growth foreseen by chamber officials
Fremont officials forecast bright industrial and commercial growth after a council meeting on development. Rondeau cited rising interest from new industries while Laycock noted budget cuts but ongoing efforts. Massa predicted three to five years of substantial commercial expansion and relocation from turbulent areas.
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Sohn Pachtner
Fremont
Chamber of Commerce
Art Lampert
Chamber
Joe Rondeau
Stan Laycock
Laycock
Rondeau
Ed Massa
Street
Massa
Jack Pi- Ttrtel
Busiess
Harold Murphy
Lampert
Citizens permit renewal faces health department conditions
State health officials require Citizens Water to disconnect from the domestic system before January 27, 1975 unless treatment or dilution meets standards. Chlorine must be added to assure safe bacteria levels. Fremont and Union City officials pressed for copies of the health report as residents question Citizens operations and rate requests.
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U.S
Fremont
Union City
al Redd
Niles-Decoto
Fremont Cty
Robert Nelson
Health Department
Redd
Rmit
Theft at Fre mont Regal station safe report
A theft from the locked John’s Regal station safe on Fremont Boulevard and Thornton Avenue was reported Sunday. Station operator John F. Bertram told police $1,100 was missing including cash and credit card receipts. No evidence of forced entry was observed.
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Fremont
John
Regal
Fremont Boulevard
Thornton Avenue
John F. Bertram
Wilt
Bertram Repers
Union City May Get Dentists From San Francisco School
Union City eyes a multi story School of Dentistry campus linked to local colleges to train dental technicians and place interns. Officials say nontechnical staff will be hired locally and councilmen plan a tour next month of the San Francisco facility.
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School of Dentistry
San Francisco
Cortez files for Newark council seat in special race
Cortez 41 of 6677 Flanders Drive files for the Aug 1 Newark council special election. He is the second official candidate to file and pledges a moratorium on new housing to broaden the tax base, citing crowding and higher city costs.
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Newark
Louis M. Cortez
Oy Council
Cortez
Flanders Drive
Thomas Bostaph
Larkspur St
Ann “Candy” Marshall
George Joseph Fernandes
Curtis Lee
Vid Burlin
Shelby Garper
Actiou
Cortes
Nixon Brezhnev parley signals tentative gains
Nixon and Brezhnev spoke amid optimism and caution as a Helsinki meeting stirred hope of curbing the nuclear arms race. Nixon said he anticipated intense negotiations on substantive issues and a working trip, while officials warned that real differences would bring obstacles before any accord could be signed.
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Nixon
Helsinki
Ninan
Double sessions planned for 22 classes in Union City schools
Acting Superintendent Enta Pa lays out a plan to place 22 classes in double sessions across Union City schools Barbarawa White and Searles would see 10 fourth and two fifth grade classes shifted to two sessions to avoid crowding If undeveloped sites are used financing for 2 extra classrooms is proposed The board will discuss cutting 145000 of a 200000 deficit for 1972 73 and trim special programs and summer school The meeting will also cover fine arts curricula for the first and second high schools and junior high schools.
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Richards
Fanlight
Recently Released Bank Robber Faces Trial in Fremont
Forrest Silva Tucker, 51, a convict released earlier this year after 19 years for two bank robberies, was ordered to stand trial in superior court on auto theft, assault on a police officer, and possession of stolen property charges stemming from his May 7 arrest in Fremont.
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Fremont
Forrest Silva Tucker
Tucker
Superior Court
Lionel J. Wilson
Supreme Cont
California
Fireman quash school blaze in Decoto
Firefighters quickly extinguished a blaze at Decoto School behind 660 4 St in Union City at 6 56 last night. Fire Captain Danny Rose said a container of kerosene and matches was found at the scene and the damage hit siding and a wall. A separate San Rafael dispatch notes a Berkeley student Sam Dowdakin died after an unrelated incident. Police arrested a man at an apartment complex following a power call.
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Union City
Decoto
Danny Rose
Rose
St. Mialms
City considers master fee resolution and council delays
City officials debate a comprehensive master fee resolution to raise about 48 thousand dollars in city revenue, with additional 47 thousand from dog license changes. The proposal, drawn by Finance Director Fred Stabell, includes new landscape plan checks and higher building plan processing fees, and may be delayed to June 5 for simultaneous council review. The meeting starts at 7 30 pm in City Hall.
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Liete Tobert Nelson
Ba Poe Driggs
Nelson
City Hall
Civic Center Drive
Driggs
Fred Stabell
Revere
Ohlone trustees weigh budget as campus plans advance
Trustees discuss budget projections for a new Ohlone campus with construction speeding toward possible July 1973 completion. They foresee ADA declines, state aid losses, and a 6 percent rise in assessed valuation, while major expenditures rise and a tax increase may be considered next year.
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Bevor
Frawley
Ohlone
Thagrou
Bom
Newark Planners Hear Two Controversial Development Bids
Newark planning commissioners weigh two contentious proposals at tonight's 741 Newark Blvd meeting. A restaurant near The Lake complex provokes opposition from The Lake Area Residents Association over traffic noise and litter while PBS Corp plans high priced homes by the golf course, raising traffic and water supply concerns. Also on the agenda are a mobile home sales yard permit near Mowry Avenue and a zoning amendment for the Sears Macy’s regional center, with possible schedule shifts to first and third Tuesdays.
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Newark
Newark Blvd
Trent
Silver Pines Country Club
Transamerica Development Co
Santa Clara
Lake Area
PBS Corp
Judy Breakwitt
Hayward
Ares
Mowry Avenue
Cedar Court
Sears
Macy's
North Viets Driven Back in Vietnam Fighting
North Vietnamese forces were driven back four miles north of Kon Tum City where 21 Communists were killed and four South Vietnamese soldiers wounded. The same night 15 rockets hit Kon Tum airfield as fighting continued for control of Kien Luong in the Delta near the Cambodian border, with 41 attackers reported slain and five South Vietnamese troops wounded.
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Kontum City
Kontum
Kien Luong
Delta
Obituary notices for Isidra Martinez and others in Fremont area
An obituary notice reports Isidra Martinez of Union City age 88 died yesterday. Services at Our Lady of the Rosary Church Union City with rosary at Fremont Memorial Chapel Mortuary, burial at Holy Sepulcher or Holy Staudhre Cemetery Hayward. The notice lists survivors including spouse and children. Additional memorials mention Fiera Artinal and Gordon Lindsey with funeral details at Fremont Memorial Chapel and other local chapels.
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Isidra
Martinez
Union City
Our Lady of the Rosary Church
St. Dulon City
Mexi
Felize Penz
Uton Oy
Morris Mailing
Fremont
Fremont Memorial Chapel
Petaita Bid
Borial
Holy Sep- Richie
Hayward
Artinal
Fiera
Union Kity
Fetce Berea i Union Cywen Mogrie Mart Mal
Gierdmolier
Thonca
Ink City
Aera Requiem
Frevpont Merri
Ing Tor
Haywar
Jane Provercher
Manchester
Sorenser Brothers Chapel
Mary
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Loon
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Florida
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Miami
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Batrentt
Metiell Island
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South Bay Restaurant
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