Leslie to sell Bay Area salt ponds holdings
Reactions to Leslie's plan to sell most Bay Area salt ponds to Mobil Estates surface as talks surface over an area spanning Fremont, Newark, and Redwood City. The deal would pay 2 million dollars per acre plus a 2 percent profit cut, with a $3.5 million cash payment to Leslie for nonproducing lands. Public officials urge balanced development while preserving tax income and open space.
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Sands
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Mo Bil
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iLesie
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Lestie Properties
Newark
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Jok
Lastie
Redwood Shores
Turntund
Pers
Turnlunt
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Coyote Hills
Hood Plain
Salt Pond
Baker
C&h Sugar
Wust
Les
Lie
Far West
California
Sal
Bay Area
Fremont church founder Cole dies
Whittier The retired minister Alfred E. Cole 89 longtime Fremont church pioneer died Tuesday in a Whittier convalescent hospital. He helped establish First United Methodist Church of Fremont in 1959 and Cole Hall bears his name. Survivors include a daughter, a son Bill, four grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Funeral Saturday at 10 30 am in Oak Hill Memorial Park San Jose.
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Whittier
United Methodist Church
Fremont
Bay Area
Alfred E. Cole
Illinois
Charles Woodworth
Cole
Fremont symphony conductor to retire amid arthritis and transition
Galbraith announces retirement after 21 years as conductor of the Fremont Philharmonic Society, citing arthritis and a shift to estate planning. He criticizes standard auditions, recommending invited guest conductors for months to evaluate fit. He praises the orchestra’s finances and vows the philarmonic will continue with community support.
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Galbraith
Ile
Rok
Philharmonic Society
San Francisco Symphony
Frais
Avith
Philharmonic
San Francisco Symphony Orchestra
Josef Krips
Krips
Tle
Kurt Merbert Adler
Merala Opera
John Pritchard
London Philharmonic Orchestra
Glyndebourne Festival Opera
England
San Jose State Symphony and Opera Orchestra
el Camino Youth Symphony Orchestra
San Francisco Symphony Pops Orchestra
Arthur Fieldler
Burglary at Union City gas station and truck theft
Thieves stole eighteen white sidewall tires valued at 650 and a spark plug testing device worth 110 from a gas station at 23623 Mission Blvd by breaking a window. A separate theft from a truck at Veasy Street and Benson Road yielded a 14 speed gear box valued at 600 and batteries and an air horn, totaling 800. Ray Ganfiotti, 42, of Perry Road, reports the items missing since last month but discovered yesterday.
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Union City
Mission Blvd
Veasy Street
Benson Road
Ray Ganfiotti
Perry Road
City groups seek recreation funds for 1972-73
About 100 representatives from Fremont community groups filled the city council chambers to request more than 40,000 dollars in recreation funds for 1972-73. Requests ranged from 480 dollars for Irvington High School gym resurfacing to 12,000 for youth sports programs. Commissioners noted insurance costs and youth issues as they weighed the federation and other requests amid last year’s allocations of 18,572 dollars to 13 groups.
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Fremont Ballet Folklorico
Rancho “Arroyo
Gabsidies
Irvington
Fremont Sports Federation
of Lerch
Weare
Sports Federation
Noli Park
Laird calls NATO pullout from Europe reckless
Defense Secretary Melvin J. Laird condemned a Senate subcommittee move to remove 60,000 U.S. troops from Europe as reckless. He warned the action would threaten the peace NATO nations have enjoyed for over 25 years. Subcommittee chair Arlen J. Ellender refused to discuss the matter further and declined to confirm a vote on troop withdrawal.
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UPI
Melvin J. Laird
Senate
U.S
Europe
Laird
NATO
Senate Defense Approchation
Subcommittee
Arlen J. Eltendar
D-Law
Elender
Pllender
Original Newark High principal to retire
Original Newark High principal to retire after a long career shaping discipline and school spirit. He recalls guiding an undefeated team to a sea son championship and emphasizes PRIDE over fear. Born in the San Joaquin Valley, he promoted student activities and attended many events to show support. UAE
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Newark High
San Jose Technical High Schoo
Lear
Hird
Washington
San Joaquin Valley
Hanford
Washington High
Cost-of-living plea on administrators’ salaries rejected
Dr Callahan argued administrators earn less than teachers on a monthly basis and deserve some recognition. Trustees noted longer work years and cautioned raises may not follow the same procedure next year. Camara questioned timing of the presentation while Sheppard said it could have come earlier. Carr wished to meet but would not reopen the prior decision.
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Callahan
John Camara
Harry Sheppard
Gloria Carr
Fremont plan panel weighs six amendments to general plan
Fremont planners push rejection of six amendments to add commercial uses citywide. Proposals include four service stations and a 12 acre target near I-680 and Paseo Padre Parkway. Baker urges denial citing existing commercial density and risk of poor development along major corridors.
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Fremont
David Baker
City Hall
Civic Center Drive
Baker
Commission
Cooks- Grimmer
Hayward
George Oakes
Cooks-Grimmer
Blacow Road
Grimmer
YMCA
Sitter Hill Development Corp
Interstate 680
Palm Avenue
Washington Boulevard
Paseo Padre Parkway
Easity
Mission Banksenter
Harper and Abolee
Devote
Munoz and Alexander
Fremont Boulevard
Tamayo Street
Stolen goods case dismissed in court
In Fremont, a July sweep by Union City and Newark police yielded a dismissal in municipal court for Ramon G. Orozco owner of Ray's Hardware. One defendant Gilbert E. Lusher pleaded guilty to petty theft and paid an $85 fine. Other charges were dismissed for lack of proof of stolen goods. A $50,000 false arrest claim by Richard Lopez of Ricardo's Used Furniture seeks Newark council action.
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Fremont
Union City
Newark
Ramon G. Orozco
Ray's Hardware
F St
Union City Ly
Gilbert E. Lusher
Montrose_ St. Fremont
Lusher
Manuel Perez
FSL
Slo N
Richard Lopez
Ricardo
Dairy Ave
Lopez
Death notice for Cian Kenneth of Fremani
Obituary lists Kenneth Chespd Frement as son and Shirley Wackertss, Louise Bye, Marjorie Polen, Harold Olsen as survivors. Member of Brotherhood Local No 70. Funeral at Fremont Chapel November 7 8M. officiating by Pastor Wesleytext. For further information call November 18 1571.
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Cian Kenneth
Fremani
Tesen
Kenneth Ches
Iene
Alterdine
Fremont
Raves Mortuary
Peralla
Temple Wey
Robert R. ‘Wesleytext
Ameerican Ly Pettey Chuch
TTI
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