Niles group seeks moratorium on Callofenia nursery cutting
A Niles group CAN led by Mrs. Kay Eustis urged an immediate halt to tree removal at the Callofenia Nursery. They want a moratorium until the site is reexamined as Singer Housing progresses its 975 unit apartments. Council members offered mixed views on plan adherence and future modifications.
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Singer Housing Co
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Tin
Gene Rhodes
Jack Pimentel
Wiliam van Doorn
Fremont earns state cleanest city award in 1950s effort
Fremont receives recognition from the Society of Landscape Architects and Assemblywoman Merch K. Fong for its City Beautiful Committee efforts. The committee, chaired by Emma Vargo, organized fall and spring cleanups, the litterpile and litterbag programs, and plantings. They also led projects like Project Douglas living Christmas tree, bench placements, cemetery weed removal, canyon fire cleanup, and an environmental design awards luncheon with the Chamber of Commerce.
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Antilitter League
Fremont
Sacramento
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Cuenca
Fremoet Chamber of Commerce
Federal grant to drug council faces return pressure
The drug council received 20887 dollars in federal aid but may be forced to return funds if performance lapses occur. Jonas Minton of federal criminal justice staff flagged inadequate evaluation plans and insufficient support to the council on finances and community relations. Dr Elfrieda Pasa praised the program as sound, with the grant running through March 15 1972.
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Jonas Minton
Federal Criminal Justice
CDC
Drug Council
Elfrieda Pasa
State Department of Public Health
Solo pilot lands in Stockholm after long North Pole flight
UPI reports Long of Woodside California landed at Bromma Airport Stockholm four hours behind schedule after a solo flight across the North Pole from Fairbanks Alaska. He made an unscheduled stop in Norway before the twin-engine Piper Navajo touched down at 6 13 pm local time. Long’s Operation Cross Roads aims to cover about 36 000 miles with record bids for world circumnavigation and polar flights including firsts over north and south poles and equatorial regions. He plans to depart for Britain November 10 continuing toward speed records.
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UPI
Elgen Long
Woodside
Calif
Bromma
Fairbanka
Alaska
Tong
Continents
Prames
180Th Meridians
Long
Britain
Wheelchair theft at Fremont Ambulance Office
Police report 17 used wheelchairs stolen from Fremont Ambulance Co offices at 4450 Williams Bd. Four boys racing on wheelchairs near the scene found some left behind and played with them. chairs valued at 100 to 150 dollars each. A drugged or drunk suspect is presumed to have carried off the remaining chairs. Boys released without charges.
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Fremont
Fremont Ambulance Co
Willams
Terry McCafferty
McCafferty
Cranston Calls For More Federal Funds Amid South Bay Tour
Senator Cranston pushes for increased federal funding for all poverty programs during stops in Fremont Hayward and San Jose. He blames Vietnam War costs for constraining funds, advocates wildlife refuge bills, and criticizes foreign aid as militaristic while courting young voters.
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South County
Cranston
Abo
California State College
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Fremont
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House of Representatives
Senate
Don. Edwards
San Jose
Cramston
John T. Knox
Driohmoal
Bay Area
Framont
Don Gillon
Old Cranston
Ceene
Degarkment Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Vallejo
California
Sto
Cal State
Fremont Prank Ties City to Cranston Call Debacle
Fremont officials staged a theatrical stunt to announce Senator Alan Cranston’s win as the state’s cleanest city. A hidden phone connection rang during a council meeting, prompting Cranston to briefly appear to take the call, revealing disarray in planning and prompting snide remarks about the senator’s office.
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Fremont
William van Door
U.S
Alan Cranston
Cranston
L.A
Don Dillon
Nito
Doble Finkins
Cransto
Dobie
S.F
Slain kidnap suspect identified in Sacramento
Fred L. Washington a 24 year old Sacramento man was identified as the slain kidnapping suspect. Investigators say a shotgun blast killed him Sunday night after he appeared ready to fire a weapon that turned out to be a toy pistol while allegedly kidnapping Suzanne Elizabeth Smith a 24 year old Sacramento State College student who stopped at a self service gas station to buy cigarettes. He reportedly took $25.
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UPI
Fred L. Washington
Washington
Suzanne Elizabeth Smith
Sacramento State College
Fremont police reshuffle shifts many officers to patrol and admin posts
A series of changes moves 19 Fremont officers across posts including field patrol supervisor roles, a new sergeant Charles Has tort, and promotions of Frank Hedley Jr and Kenneth Coleman. Patrol personnel transfer to burglary detail, crimes against persons, traffic and personnel training, with several moves pending civilian replacements and new supervisory assignments.
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Charles Hastort
Frank Hedley Jr
Hedley
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Bruke
Fremont
Kenneth Coleman
Partment
Robert Pellerin
Harry Johnston
Joteston
Special Enforce Merck
Petlerin
Vive
Spt. Osc
David Jones
Patrol
Siena
Chard Phillips
Vatican envoy Lodge Meets Pope Paul VI in Rome
UPI reports Henry Cabot Lodge, President Nixon's special envoy to the Vatican, met with Pope Paul VI on Monday. The topic of their discussion was not announced.
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Vatican City
Zoning sought for housing near BART Fremont depot
Fremont council to consider rezoning nearly 94 acres near the BART station for 140 apartment units. Planning commission recommended approval. site traversed by Hayward Fault and future SR 238 route. Council to meet at 7:30 p.m. at City Hall.
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BART
Hayward
City Hall
Civic Center
Proposed area agency leaves BASSO intact
Fremont report notes Bay Area governing agency opposed by Assemblyman John Knox Dichond may attack, while Sam Baines general manager of the ten district told USD directors last night BASSO creation by AB 2867 would plan regional needs and either build facilities.
Drug store safe stolen in Fremont incident
A 200 to 3,000 pound safe was reported missing yesterday from Rexall Drugs at 37469 Nives Blvd in Fremont. Owner Harry Avila told police the rear store room door was unlocked and the safe likely taken through it. Police are investigating the burglary.
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Fremont
Rexall Drugs
Nives
Obituary for How ard J. Bolyard 80 Newark resident dies
Funeral services for How ard J. Bolyard 80 who died Saturday in Newark will be held at the Fremont Chapel of the Roses Mortuary 1940 Per alta Blvd at 2 pm tomorrow. The Rev. David R Brown will officiate. Bolyard was a retired superintendent of the Morton Salt Co plant. A Kansas native, he lived in Newark 43 years. Survived by wife Anna May, one daughter Darlene Hnap gears three orchures of Kansas Lestie of Florida Milford of West Virginia and four grandchildren. Burial will be at Chapel of the Chimes Memorial Park Fremont.
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Fremont Chapel of the Roses
Peralta Blvd
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First Presbyterian Church of
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Kansas
Anna May Helyard
Darlene Hnap
Lestie
Florida
Milford
West Virginia
Chapel of the Chimes Memorial Park
Fremont
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