Union City Officer Assault Case Tied to Fremont Shooting
James W. Mendez, 22, of 335 Hlewerth, charged with misdemeanor assault and resisting arrest after a Union City patrol attempted to stop his car at 5:30 a.m. The vehicle matched one reported at a Fremont shooting scene two hours earlier and was broadcast on police frequencies. Mendez allegedly struck and kicked officers before being sapped for investigation.
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Union City
Union
Morni Ster
Fremont
James W. Mendez
Hlewerth
District Attorney's Office
Mendez
Sieiny
Pretont
Alameda County approves nearly 1.3 million in justice funds
Alameda County supervisors authorize almost 1.3 million dollars in federal funds for four criminal justice and law enforcement projects. One plan covers a 2.1 million telephone system over four years, with operation costs shared by the federal agency for two years. Other grants support youth awareness, juvenile services, data systems evaluation, and a pre trial diversion program with state and county matching funds.
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Alameda County
Septer Wi
Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
Ashara Iy
Oakland
Alameda County Receives $44 Million in September Tax Relief
The State Board of Equalization reports Alameda County and its cities share more than 44 million in September sales and use tax receipts. Alameda County itself got 4459,295.12 from the combined fund of 70.5 million, plus 812,885.37 from a one fourth cent local tax for transportation. South County cities totaled 1,291,439.18 with individual allocations including Fremont 271,000.68 Newark 59,250.93 Union City Hayward Livermore Pleasanton 75,318.82 San Leandro 534.87.
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Alameda County
State Board of Equalization
South County
Fremont
Newark
Union City
Hayward
Livermore
Pleasanton
San Leandro
School texts on display at Union City district office
Mathematics textbooks adopted by the state for Prades Kindergarten through eight are on display at the New Haven school district office 21480 Western Ave Union City. The district's selection committee will choose 1976 77 texts from those on display. Books may be examined between 8:00 a.m. and 4:90 p.m. in the district office media services department through December.
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State Department of Education
Prades
New Haven
Western Ave
Union City
Tiese
Media Services Department
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Bonnie Hubbard
Carnation Fruit Drinks
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