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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1971
Page
7
Preparation resumes for apartment and testhouse construction as councilors review a plan requiring builders to submit site plans detailing tree preservation, rebates, and which trees to save or remove. Proposals include parking, storage for boats and trailers, HOA labeling, and funding for utilities and repairs pending city action.
A fire at 2732 Madeira Way in Livermore killed four family members and injured seven others. Joseph Platt, age one month, remains in critical condition at Children's Hospital Oakland with extensive burns. Survivor stories include Charles Pratt and Everett Kerrigan, while funeral rites are set for multiple victims.
Charles F Kennedy 51 longtime Union City parks and recreation director dies Sunday. Mass at Our Lady of the Hosary Church at 9 a.m. rites, Kennedy’s affiliations include Knight of Columbus Union City No 628 Longs Club California Park and Recreation Society and American Forestry Association. Survived by wife Rose two daughters Helen Patricia a son Charles F Kennedy Jr three sisters and three brothers. Rosary recited at Sorensen Bros Chapel Hayward at 6 p.m. Burial Holy Se Cemetery. pararetere Bt Marshall 30 of Sas death Friday to be observed at Fremont Chapel of the Roses Mortuary 140 Peralta Blvd Fremont at 2 p.m. native of Oklahoma lived in Fremont 10 years. Mother Ida Marshall of Fremont wife Donna Jo Marshall La Mesa Denise Loren z South Carolina and four brothers Robert Escantel beat Cedar Lawn Friends may call after 2 p.m. today.
The current county budget funds a third judge in Fremont for April May and June 1972. If AB 2746 passes, it would take effect nine days after adjournment. Wayne noted county officials have set master planning with Fremont offices already underway.
Hayward The director of the US Office of Civil Rights plans a Bay Area stop to discuss Chicano community needs. Stanley Potenger, an aide to HEW chief Elliot Richardson, will hold an informal session from 6 a.m. to noon at the Mission Center 20862 Mission Blvd. Potenger is on a nationwide tour addressing Chicano concerns and has played a key role in local civil rights lawsuits against Texas cities. The Mission Center meeting is open to the public.
Chou En-lai's envoy told the United Nations that China would not join the major powers in disarmament efforts or war preparation. The long welcome rostrum session drew praise and a half minute ovation as Adam Malik chaired the marathon address with both the United States and the Soviet Union extending greetings.
Newark city leaders push a topless and possibly bottomless entertainment ban citing police problems. Mayor Lewis and council members back the ordinance, while opponents vow to challenge it and seek a writ to block enforcement pending court decisions.
Union City officials paused normal business to honor Charles Kennedy, longtime Recreation Director and original city starter, killed in a Sunday morning crash when his car veered off Newark Street and hit a utility pole. The council adjourned early and postponed agenda items as Kennedy’s funeral is planned for tomorrow.
Fremont police say John L Calvert 45 was arrested in his apartment at 4401 Central Ave on a $5000 Sonoma County warrant charging two counts of armed robbery. Santa Rosa police expected to pick him up and return him to Sonoma.
A Bay Area waste plan would separate metals glass and rocks for sale and press organic waste into humus to raise delta lands by about 10 feet. It envisions 16 recycling stations, regional plants, and a new public agency to manage collection, recovery, and disposal with a three year demonstration funded partly by a federal grant.
The staff supports retaining the book while respecting parental rights to object and substitute, with Watermelon Sugar listed in an elective course. Trustees consider a $4 million bond election as a formal resolution, amid board dissension over recent decisions including bilingual program and phonetic alphabet use.
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