Singer nursery housing plans stir opposition
Fremont residents and conservationists clash with Birger Housing Company over 34 apartment units on the Singer nursery site. Council approves designs despite water system concerns and tree removal, while CAN criticizes staff oversight and Niles residents warn of possible water pressure issues with the proposed system.
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Singer Nursery
John Pachtner
Fremont
California
Birger Housing Company
Niles
Singer
al Redd
Barney Knox
Stier
Water Resources Engineering of
Walnut Creek
Fremont park officials approve amended recreation spending
Fremont commissioners split 4 to 3 approving a revised 1,000 recreation budget with dissenters Dave Friend Sol Lerch and Joy Peterson. Funding covers athletic fields Centerville Community Park teen center expansion Central Park boat dock four park projects at Irvington Brookvale and Cubrisky schools plus a Northgate Park tot lot and Warm Springs turf. Friend sought cutting 6,000 of staff recommendations to light four tennis courts at Irvington High School but failed.
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Fremont
Dave Friend
Sol Lerch
Joy Peterson
Centervillaé Community Park
Central Park
Irvington Park
Brookvale Park
Cubriski
Laurence Milnes
Irvington High School
Peterson
Bel inda Vandegraaf Graveside Rites Held in Newark
Graveside services for Bel inda C Vandegraaf who died Tuesday in Oakland will be held at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery Hayward at 11 a.m. tomorrow. She is survived by her parents Mr and Mrs Dirk Vandegraaf and her brother Steven of Newark, and by grandparents in San Jose and San Leandro. Newark Memorial Chapel Mortuary of Newark directs.
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Belinda.c. Vandegraaf
Oakland
Holy Sepulchre
Mission Blvd
Haywerd
Dirk Vandergraaf
Steven Vandegraaf
Newark
Mie
Henry W. Keydenders
San Jose
Lucien J. Vandegraaf
San Leandro
Newark Memorial Chapel Mortuary
Newark Blvd
Marine jet crashes near Okinawa. pilot ejects safely
A U S Marine jet crashed into the sea near Okinawa. The pilot bailed out and was rescued. The aircraft from the 311th Air Combat Troop based at Iwakuni, western Japan, was on a training flight to Okinawa. It was the second U S military jet crash in the area in a week.
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NASA
Okinawa
UPI
U.S
Twakuni
Yamaguchi Prefecture
Japan
Iwakuni
Camara wins FUSD battle over teacher overpayments
Camara prevailed in a dispute over summer pay with the Fresno Unified School District. The district contends Camara was overpaid and seeks repayment, noting state rules and a new contract slate adjusted after his retirement. Trustees mostly support recovering funds, while some fear implications for a board member.
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Camara
FUSD
Ias
Ataneda
King
Johnston
Artur J. Kranawiller
Herbert L. Riley Jr
Monroe
Fred Weibel
Condition of man shot by cop improved
Fremont police confront a shooting incident at 401 Central Ave as Richard Haycock, 25, lies recovering from a gunshot wound to the abdomen. His wife Donna Jean Haycock, 25, and others face charges of possession of marijuana and dangerous drugs. Police say Haycock attacked Officer Fulton during an arrest. A search warrant found marijuana roaches and drug capsules in the apartment.
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Fremont
Highland Hospital
Oakland
Richard D. Haycock
William Fullon
Haycock
Central Ave
Framont
Donna Jean
James L. Gillespie
Arnold Court
Steven Simmons
Escobar St
Kath Fremont
Joseph Casro Jr
Castro Lane
Fretant
Richard Haycock
Illayward
Robert Falawell
Fulton
Disputed book stirs board clash over academic freedom
Assistant superintendent distrusted the book while Trustee Margaret Stone warned academic freedom cannot mean classroom pollution. Trustees Richards Clark Stricke labeled the book trash and the board tabled the issue pending a formal committee letter to protesting parents.
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Nusle
Margaret Stone
T He
Hearn
Texas abortion law upheld by state appeal court
The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals sustained the abortion statute and rejected pleas that it infringes a woman's right to choose. It upheld a two year sentence against a Houston doctor who performed an abortion on an unmarried patient, ruling the law allows abortions only to save the mother's life.
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Austin, Tex
UPT
Texas Court of Criminal Appeals
Houston
Texas
Agency shakeup ends with firing of top attorney
Decision to fire attorney climaxes agency shakeup as board approves firing Walker amid dispute with Callaghan over control of the legal counsel. The meeting follows a closed session under fire for secrecy and timing. Regulation limits lead emissions from major industries, effective immediately, targeting 20 Bay Area firms.
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Walker
Callaghan
Aoette Callaghan
Bernard T. Gertan
Pleasanton
Board
Gerton
Peter Arzigoni
Marin County
Baapco Board
Robert Moyer
William R. Jelavich
ML View
James Lemas
Benicia
Peter ‘Tamaras
San Francisco
Robert A. St. Clair
San Mateo
Robert Theiller
Sonoma County
Gerson
Joseph Peatman
Napa
Batlery Salvage
Arson suspected in blaze that destroyed old Fremont house
Fire department inspectors say a Tik year old abandoned house on Rancho Arroyo Parkway burned Tuesday with cause undetermined and possible arson. No electricity or monetary loss noted as the dwelling was condemned and slated for demolition. Two cedar trees burned. water supply adequate though distance slowed hoses.
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Fremont
Rancho Arroyo Parkway
Larry Stevenson
Lon
Asson
Battalion Chic
Everett
Hixenbaugh
Pg&e
Police and suspects in beating of woman in Niles
Fremont police yesterday arrested Jonathon A. Scott 20 of Parkside Drive and Daniel J Mogse Adan 24 of Niles Boulevard on warrants charging assault with a deadly weapon. Adams 5- foot 9 weighing 160 pounds 24 was arraigned on the same charge. Victim Marlene Grate Sowell was threatened with a knife and gun knocked down kicked and injured in the incident at The Pastime.
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Fremont
Hayward
Niles
Jonathon A. Scott
Parkside Drive
Fremeant
Fred Meredith
Daniel J
Mogse” Adan
Niles Blvd
Adams
St. Wayward
Ffoor5
Sipound
Scott
Marlene Grate Sowell
Fremont council rejects high density plan for Glenmoor Homes
Fremont councilmen turned down a plan amendment proposing 140 units on the southwest corner of Mission Boulevard and Lemos Lane. They sent the proposal back to planning commissioners for a smaller density, after Glenmoor Homes asked to raise from 35 to 65.18 units per acre.
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Fremont
Mission Boulevard
Lemos Lane
Glenmoor Homes
Glenmoor
Police seize 10 pounds of marijuana in Fremont stop
Fremont police halted a car with its trunk open at 7 30 p m and found about 10 pounds of marijuana. They arrested a Hayward man and sought a Fremont man William Clark Jr 21 of 2201 Romey Lane listed with dangerous drugs and possession for sale. Andrew Jackson 20 of 4445 Stevenson Blvd No 37 fled leaving his car and license. Officers on Leias Lane near Gomes Park detected a burning odor and recovered four bags of marijuana from the car.
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Fremont
Hayward
William Richard Clark Jr
Romey Lane
Wiliam ‘Andrew Jackson
Stevenson Blvd
Henry Berberian
Luther Owings
Leiasane
Gomes Park
Berberian
Probe of military racism eyed
The Congressional Black Caucus plans hearings to investigate racism in the military. They flag alleged disproportionate Black GIs in prisons and discrimination in enlistment promotion personnel policies and discharge and equal opportunity practices. Hearings set to begin November 15 with 11 of 13 caucus members targeting individual cases to prep a Washington inquiry. Dellums met Defense Secretary Laird seeking cooperation and assurances against reprisals for GI witnesses.
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Washington
UPI
Congressional Black Caucus
Caurcuy
Flouse
Pesnitley Chisholm
Dn.y
Ronit
del- Tums
D-Calif
Dellumsaid
Defense
Melvin Laird
Laird
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