Niles Women Stop Tree Cutting On Nursery Site
CAN activists gathered on the east side of Niles Boulevard near Nursery Avenue to halt a Singer Housing Co plan. While workers began removal, women alerted contractors and city officials prompting a halt order to protect mature trees and oppose thinning on a 70 acre nursery site.
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HM Wilson
Fremont
California
Conserve the Adobe and Nursery Committee
CAN
Singer Housing Co
Singer
Wssue
Kermit Henry
Packle Tree Expert Co
Barney Knox
Niles Boulevard
Nursery Avenue
Try
District plan for Fremont council sparks likely battle
Vollbrecht says builders back the district plan to control Fremont's council and tip elections. He warns of gerrymandering while McCord and opponents deny developer domination, stressing broad citizen backing and the risk of limiting talent in council races.
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Vollbrecht
Fremont
Perrymandering
Voll‘beecht
Jim Otto
Oakland Raiders
Niles
Joseph McCord
Concerned Citizens' Committee
Rellin Cunningham
Jack Brooks
Singer Housing Co
McCord
Brooks
Wolbrecht
Congress
al Redd
Federation of
Yollbrecht
MicCord
Fuedeuna Brothers
Dan Bodily
Jack Stevenson
Henry Gastmann
Petition Urges Expanded Council Over Niles Tree Fight
A 10,112 name petition pushes expanded council powers as Niles residents press officials to halt tree cutting on Call Street. The move follows earlier council wrangling over demands to curb removals and protect local streetscape.
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Niles
Arraignments Begin After Fremont Bar Fight Injuries
In Fremont Hospital two men faced arraignment for marijuana possession and assault on a police officer following a late October arrest. Richard Haycock, 25, of Central Avenue, was shot by Officer Fulton during the arrest. Monte Luttrell, 21, a Viking Lounge bartender, was charged with assault linked to a bar incident that left another bartender, Jerry Jones, wounded. Others injured include Anthony Scorzari, 25, and John Buenrestro, 18, with preliminary hearings set in November.
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Anoiseve Fig Te Pal
Oakland
Roy G. Puca
Fremont
Richard D. Haycock
Central Ave
Haycock
William Fulton
Oet
Monte C. Luttrell
Viking Lounge
Cassault
Noy
Luttrell
Jerry ‘Lee Jones
San Lorenzo
Jones
Anthony Scorzari
Emeryville
Kaiser plots Fremont hospital site tied to Central Park plan
Kaiser aims to build a Fremont hospital within a corridor linked to the Central Park expansion and Paseo Padre Parkway. a new assessment district funds street extensions and separates the hospital from nearby housing, with Stevenson Avenue widened to improve east‑west access from Nimitz Freeway to Mission Boulevard. A rival group protests districting moving to a public vote.
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Beker
Hayward
Baker
Central Park
Paseo Padre Parkway
Kaiser
Stevenson
Civic Center Drive
Mission Boulevard
Nimitz
Washington Hospital
Fremont
Kaiser Hospital
Washington
Fornia Nursery
McCord
Ellect
Niles
Citizens Against
Richard Vollbrecht
Dick Arey
al Redd
Centerville
Bayside
Newark
Warm Springs
Irvington
Porons
Mission San Jose
Argonaut Way
Fremont Boulevard
Mowry Avenue
Grimmer Boulevard
Blacow Road
Stevenson Boulevard
Glenmoor
Mowry
Thornton Avenue
Central Business
Central Park East
Riles
Newark police round up 15 Newark candy sellers
A group of 15 West Oakland boys averaging 11 years old was rounded up by police for selling candy without licenses in Newark. They were taken to the station and given sodas while officers located the man who brought them. The youths said they were members of the Original Boys Club of the University of Islam, 1778 in St. Oakland, and police noted this was the fourth such complaint.
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Nearark
West Oakland
Newark
St. Oakland
Potce
Rotarians Install Benches as Civic Tribute in Central Park
A Rotarian project funds benches honoring local leaders led by Bill and His Honor. The effort aims to provide seating without creating a permanent fixture, avoiding long naps in Central Park and ensuring practical community use.
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Central Park
Ohlone Chicano unit revamp discussed at meeting
Willing to resign if a Mexican American with her philosophy could be appointed, a proposal to revamp the Ohlone Chicano unit drew excitement and outbursts from youth members. Board Chairman Charles Snow repeatedly gaveled for order as Huben Uriarte, a youth rep on the Alameda County Human Relations Commission, cited biased opinions hindering progress.
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Calcals
Aixiience
Charles Snow
Huben Uriarte
Alameda County Human Relations Commission
Cedar City Hit By Fourteen Earthquakes
At least fourteen earthquakes rocked Cedar City Utah and surrounding areas with six major quakes. The strongest at 7 11 a m registered 3 4 on the Richter scale. Other felt shocks included 3 2 3 0 2 7 and 2 1. Local seismology department from Southern Utah State College reported the event.
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Cedar City
Utah
UPT
Seismology Department
Southern Utah State College
Mayor Lewis elected Second Chance chief
Newark May or Harry L. Lewis was unanimously chosen as board chairman of Second Chance Inc the revived antidrug agency. Youth representatives Jackie Marig Jody Victoria and George Tamblyn joined veteran members including James Balentine and Al Berkowitz. Balentine reported a healthy balance of 3741 and door to door efforts netted 1712 with gifts totaling 470. The board also acknowledged a donated 1960 pickup truck from Robert H Kitchen.
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Newark
Harry L. Lewis
Second Chance, Inc
Jackie Marig
Jody Victoria
George Tamblyn
James Balentine
al Berkowitz
DiAnn Anderson
Doris Buhler
Lyle Kingery
Balentine
Robert H. Kitchen
Assault suspect bailed pending murder trial
Fremont reports identify Daniel J. Adams 24 of Hayward charged with stomping to death Nash Alstein on January 7 at Quarter-Pound Burger on Mission Boulevard. Adams is bailled at 25000 while awaiting Superior Court date. Another suspect Jonathon A. Sol 22 of Fremont charged with kicking Marlene Sowell after she was knocked to the floor at Pastime bar. Bail set 13008. Preliminary hearings in Fremont set. party held at Santa Rita jail.
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Fairmont Hospital
Pilkington
Adams
Marlene Grace Sowell
Jonathon A. Sol
Parkside Drive
Fremont
Mias Sowell
Niles Black Adama
Niles
Santa Rita
Adame
Scott
Fremoet
Nev
Quake safety study eyed for Washington High
Fremont School trustees urged a report on whether Washington High meets stricter earthquake standards. Architect Haley said findings were inconclusive. Geologist Kennedy and engineer Youd doubt current compliance. testing could cost 2500 to 7500 privately or 10000 by the state.
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Fremont
Cnat
Washington High School
Norman Haley
Chern
Vance C. Kennedy
T. Leslie Youd
Hale Tok
Ustees
Connally predicts zero U.S. growth in 1871 outlook
Tokyo reports Secretary Connally told Toshio Kimura that the American economy will have zero growth and about 6 percent unemployment in 1871. He predicted a rough year for the U.S. economy while urging Japan to stop controlling the yen and let the currency find its market price.
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Tokyo
UPI
John B. Connally
Connally
Toshio Kimura
Japan
Eco
Nomic Planning Agency
Ines
Suty
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Kay Busts
Marilyn Price
Henry
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Dillon
Knox
Eustis
Ohlone College
Fremont Hospital
Cenre
Walnut
Willams
Willian van Doorn
Geoffrey Steel
Gene Rhodes
Steel
van Doorn
Rhodes
Don Dillon
Jack Pimente
Pimentel
McCard
Arey
Florence Pughter
Lina
Van
Joan Lee Harris
Harris
Tan McVicar
Center For Fairnamental Deesign
Hudy Deilenreider
Chesapeake Ca
Don Drollman
Ohlone
John Herrera
Andl
United Auto Workers Union
Offten
Bill
William van Doorn
Fremont Rotary Club
Dick Yeakie
Bob Ledeen
Barbara Hendrickson
Sheaid
Shaw
Walter Thompson
Lewis
Harry Sheppard
Washington Hgh
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