Alameda County assessor faces charges of unequal taxation
The Grand Jury and State Board of Equalization findings cited favoritism in property assessments. Assessor Hutchinson defended measures to correct low valuations, noting updated rolls and ongoing reviews of vacant land in Livermore Bremont and Oakland areas. Statewide homeowners association president Nagy accused cycles and underassessment, citing IBM sale data to show wide disparities in tax fairness.
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Firemen’s Two Station Crash Program Aims At Efficiency
Fire Department launches a two station crash program to duplicate running cards for every street and improve backup on fires. Chief Estudillo says the plan could lower insurance ratings and save homeowners money on three year policies if a class five rating is achieved. The initiative also marks a kick off for Fire Prevention Week and reduces off duty calls by reorganizing response.
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Estaille
Police Hint Court Action Over Overtime Budget Plan
A city study examines overtime hours and pay amid a proposed 45 000 budget to fund extra city staff hours. Police may receive most of the funds, but the final distribution will be clear by December as overtime rules and compensation time are reviewed.
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Daily Review publication details in Alameda county court notice
Publication bureau for the Daily Review Fremont lists circulation and subscription rates. It notes addresses in Fremont California with a reference to Alameda County Superior Court and a March 2 date under a congressional act. The text includes scanner errors and postal formatting.
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Alameda
Our County's Empty Houses in Alameda County
San Lorenzo shows the highest housing vacancy rate in Alameda County at 7 percent per a federal survey. San Leandro reports the lowest ever vacancy rate at 2.2 percent, while Livermore and Pleasanton stay around four percent unoccupied homes.
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Human Reations Commission
Little Litter Girl Wins Contest in Fremont
Nine year old Lisa Bierman of Fremont wins first prize in the Fremont Beautiful Committee contest to name the litter bags. She receives six tickets to a hockey game for naming the bag Sandy Spruce Up, saying it honors her mammy.
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LSD Penalty Bill Passes In Senate
Washington reports the Senate approved a bill for stiff new LSD and other drug penalties, returning it to the House. First offense carries up to one year in jail or $1,000 fine or both, while subsequent offenses rise to up to three years or $10,000 or both.
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Sirhan Seeks Trial Delay Until After Yale Holidays
In Los Angeles, defense seeks postponement of Sirhan B. Sirhan’s murder trial for Robert F. Kennedy until after the Christmas New Year holidays. Judge rejected none, while prosecutors oppose sequestering the jury, noting possible later holiday delay.
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Hall of Justice
Fremont Loses Big On Vetoes In Education Fight
Local districts face trimmed funding as state support wanes. FEremont laments loss of about 860 per child for special teaching and materials and no extra funding for the Miller-Unruh reading program. Newark keeps two-session kindergarten amid governor action uncertainty.
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Kipp
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Fremont Woman Improves After Thornton Ave Collision
A Fremont woman Lucille Lynch, 48, improved from critical to fair after a head on crash on Thornton Avenue between Maple and Elm. Lynch suffered head and internal injuries and was taken to Washington Hospital. The other driver Mary Waits, 50, reported minor injuries.
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Diego Drive
Building Boom Predicted Continued From Page One
The year shows $545,500 in new building value last year and $337,000 for the first nine months this year. Swimming pool work rose slightly with eight more applications, while permit value nearly doubled from $93,100 to $182,200. Overall city regulatory permits fell from 1692 last year to 1449 in the January through September period, while business license applications increased from 69 to 80.
Muskie Attacks Nixon and Wallace LeMay Ticket in USC Speech
Senator Muskie labeled Nixon a non candidate and called the Wallace LeMay ticket a bomb during a USC address on the draft. He urged a national halt to bombing in Vietnam, supported a lottery draft system, and defended his campaign stance amid questions about voters and party leadership.
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