Fremont group vows run to U S Supreme Court over street ordinance
Fremont realtor Cunningham and attorney Snow say they will petition to rehear their case after an appellate panel cleared the city street development ordinance. They challenge a land dedication requirement as unconstitutional and plan further appeals up to the U S Supreme Court if needed. They describe the suit as a test of individual rights against city police powers and note the cost of compliance.
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Rollin Cunningham
United States Supreme Court
Cunningham
Charles Snow
Alameda County
State Supreme Court
Razeto challenges fair costs over 500000 horsebarn plan
Alameda County Supervisor Emanuel Razeto sparred with colleagues Tuesday over a proposed 500000 expenditure for a new horsebarn site at the fairgrounds in Pleasanton. The Board debated whether to fund the land purchase from county capital projects as part of the 2,737,953 budget. the Agriculture Department was expected to respond by about June 9.
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Razeto
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Reprece Razeo
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Bortfort
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General Fund
Hals Center
Robert E. Hannon
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Hannon
Fair Association
Hannan
Joseph Schenone
Pleasanton
Hayward
Churchill School Opens Doors For Open House
Newark officials announce an open house at Churchill High School today from 4 30 p m to 9 p m. Principal Nicholas Parks invites the public to tour the campus at Mayhews Landings Road and Newark Boulevard, noting Churchill serves working students and those not currently enrolled at Newark High School.
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Churchill High School
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Mayhews Landings Road
Newark Boulevard
Churchill
Newark High School
Santa Rita Prison Farm Mishandling Probe Urged
Alameda County Supervisor Joseph P. Bort toured Santa Rita Prison Farm after Berkeley’s mass arrest. He cited obvious need for improvement and said Sheriff Madigan admitted departure from rules. Eyewitnesses reported harsh treatment. grand jury and Justice Department probes urged. court order barred brutality.
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UPI
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Joseph P. Bort
Santa Rita
Frank Madigan
Bart
Fremont Chamber Budget Delayed by Quorum Shortage
A proposed $119 560 budget for the Fremont Chamber of Commerce was delayed due to a quorum shortage. Only 20 of 26 directors attended, prompting a special meeting set for June 13 to reconsider the budget.
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Fremont Chamber of Commerce
Students Earn Typing Plaudits in Fremont Contest
Two Washington High School students won first place in both divisions of the Fremont Unified School District typing contest. Linda McMillan led the electric typewriter division with 67 words per minute, while Eunice Hughes topped the manual typewriter division with 61 WPM at Mission San Jose High School on May 7. Other electric division winners were Kathy Richardson 66 WPM second and Ardeen Teio 62 WPM third. manual division prizeholders were Carolyn Reed 53 WPM second and Alice Moen 37 WPM third.
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Washington High School
Fremont Unified School
Linda McMillan
Eunice Hughes
Dally Bertew Publication and Post Office Entry
Publication line shows Dally Bertew and David Perry as business messenger figures. We note postal matter details stating the publication is entered as second class matter at the Post Office in Fremont California under the act of March 3, 124. Subscription rates listed as 28 cents for daily and 2.25 for monthly mail.
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Death Notices for Jack Johnson and kin in Newark area
A native of Texas died at 36. Survivors include Wanda Johnson and several relatives in California and Texas. Friends may call at Newark Memorial Chapel Mortuary after 7:20 PM Thursday May 2 with funeral Saturday at 1 AM at Newark Memorial Mortuary. Rev. James of Calvary Baptist will officiate. Interment Cedar Lawn Manor Park.
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Newark Riémorial Chapel
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Sami
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Fremont recreation budget hearing in city chambers
The budget committee will hear the 1969 70 budget recommendation from City Manager Don Driggs at 7 30 p m in Fremont city hall council chambers 9700 Civic Center Drive. The parks and recreation budget requested totals 1 305 000 with commissioners slated to review tonight.
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Citu Fall
Civic Center Drive
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Fremont
Fein
Fremont trustees vote to join cooperative vocational program
Fremont Unified School District Trustees approved a five to one vote to join a cooperative vocational education program with Newark Unified. Ernest Andrews dissented citing fears of new government control and future property tax overrides. Warren Sorenson said state aid would reach about 178,500 dollars for the next fiscal year to support planning for a two-district program in 1970-71, including interdistrict student bussing and expanded vocational classes.
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Sorenson
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Logan High
House Commerce Committee Blocks Six Year Cigarette Ad Ban
The House Commerce Committee voted 16 to 13 to extend a six year ban on government action against cigarette advertising. Antismoking forces push for tougher health warnings while FCC and FTC proposals loom if Congress fails to extend. Senator Moss plans to stall or filibuster in the Senate to prevent action. Chairman Staggers says the move aims to bring the debate out in the open.
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UPI
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Senate
Congress
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Federal ‘Trade Commission
FTC
Frank E. Moss
Utah
Harley
Jubilant Victor Wins City Election By Wide Margin
Brad Ley收 392,879 votes or 46.75 percent while Yorty and supporters hailed a victory. He thanked his campaign workers and urged all citizens to work together for the city’s future.
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Los Angeles
Sam Yorty
Thomas Bradley
Yorty
New Haven Trustees Adopt Budget With Some Cutbacks
New Haven Unified School District trustees unveil a preliminary 1969 70 budget featuring cuts totaling 174000 including reducing Logan High School class periods from six to five per day. A interim teacher and classified salary schedule rises 7 percent, from 6400 13600, with 1 of the 7 percent earmarked for classification adjustments.
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New Haven
New Haven Unified School District
Logan High School
Obituary for Bonifacio Montez 72 in Union City
Bonifacio G Montez 72 died yesterday in a Hayward hospital. Requiem Mass will be at Our Lady of the Rosary Church Union City at 10 a.m. Saturday. He lived in Alameda County 58 years and leaves a large family including wife Ygnacia and ten children. Burial at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery Hayward.
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Our Lady of the Rosary
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Fremont Chapel of the Roses
Peralta Blvd
Fremont
Mexico
Alameda County
Ygnacia
Emily Guzman
Virginia Garcia
Gloria Garcia
Consuelo Duran
Eloisa Gutierez
San Jose
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Ruben Montez
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