Fremont considers para police pilot under $275000 study
Fremont city officials authorize a $275000 study to evaluate police department tasks and skills. The plan, backed by City Council, may create field service officers with limited powers handling routine duties while police focus on high risk crimes. The project aims to identify cost savings and staffing flexibility, with California Council on Criminal Justice funding part of the effort.
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Fremont
John Fabbri
Sinc
Don Driggs
Social Development Corp
Fabbri
California Council On Criminal Justice
Reagan cancels Viet visit on two week Orient tour
Reagan drops planned two week trip to Vietnam and will skip the Viet Nam stop on his Asia tour aboard a presidential jet. Governor's office says decision was joint with the U.S. State Department. Reagan and Nancy will travel to Taiwan Singapore Thailand South Korea and Japan before returning to the United States.
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Vietnam
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Singapore
Thailand
South Korea
Japan
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Vietany
U.S. State Department
Beck
South Vietnam
Nancy
Dapan
State Department
Ex-con testifies guard urged killing of Jackson in prison
Allan Mancino, a Soledad inmate, says a California guard asked him to murder George Jackson amid the San Quentin death, claiming the matter would matter little to Mancino. The allegations, from an affidavit for a PBS Black Journal program, tie security forces to the incident arguing Jackson’s escape attempt.
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UPI
Soledad
California
George Jackson
San Quentin
Allan Mancino
National Educational Television Station
Mancino
Ehlridge
Blac
Public Broadcasting Service
Black Journal
Maninco
John Thorne
Jackson
Trial date set in obscenity case in Fremont
Municipal court Judge Roy G Pucci set the trial for December 1 unless the U S Supreme Court accepts review of the case. Paul Chapman 35 former operator of a Mission San Jose District bookstore faces misdemeanor charges of selling obscene literature as his attorneys pursue a petition for Supreme Court review.
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U.S. Supreme Court
High Court
Pucci
Supreme Court
Fremont Fire Destroys Home on Pine Street
Fire destroyed the home of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Kauffman at 8 Pine Street in Fremont. Firemen valued the damage at 29,000 dollars. The first engine arrived about 8:43 pm by telephone report, but firefighters could not save the house. No injuries were reported. The blaze started in the roof area of the family room and the cause is under investigation.
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Fremont
Mrr
Kenneth Kauffman
Pine St
Prominent Fremont realtor dies
Prominent Fremont realtor Anthony J. Rivers age 68 of 4279 Corrigan Drive died Saturday. Survived by his wife Mary a daughter Mary Jang a son Steven and his mother Mary Rivers of Union City. A Requiem Mass was to be said at 9 a.m. today at Holy Spirit Church in Fremont. Rivers belonged to We Native Sons of the Golden West Washington Parlor No 16 Washington Township Men's Club and the Fraternal Order of Eagles.
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Fremont
Anthony J. Rivers
Corrigan Drive
Rivers
Southern Alameda County Board of Teallars
Fremont Sierra Club
Mary
Mary Jang
Steven
Mather
Union City
Holy Spirit Church
We Native Sons of the
Golden West
Washington
Washington Township Men's Club
Order of Eagles
Alvarado Junior High opens in unions city
Union City reports Alvarado Junior High School began operation in portable facilities for its first day. Eight rooms remain unusable, water absent, dusty unpaved areas persist, and air conditioning impresses most students while phones clocks and bells are missing. Principal Truai e works from nearby elementary campus as temporary admin staff are housed in the library with no permanent restrooms or finalized facilities yet.
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Union City
Alvarado
Tony Truaie
Alvarado Elementary School
Ami
Gilbert Aubel
New Haven plans debate on bonds and year round school
New Haven trustees meet to discuss a proposed $4 million bond election set for February 22 to pay for Cesar Chavez Junior High School and its eventual purchase. A year around school experiment is proposed for a 17 month period at the new part time junior high site with volunteer staffing. The agenda includes protests over a secretary transfer at Hillview Crest, Teaching Alphabet fines, and a question about supervising at James Logan High School.
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Union City
New Haven
Manuel White
Tamarack Drive
Millon Pond
Talane Bay
Cesar Chavez
James Logan High School
Thieu hails landslide victory in South Vietnam election
President Nguyen Van Thieu called his unopposed 91.5 percent win a very good achievement in implementing democracy. Critics called it a farce as anti-government protests erupted in Da Nang and Qui Nhon while U.S. officials expressed mixed views on democracy’s future in South Vietnam.
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Thiet
Victor C. Dicim
South Vietnam
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Jeff
Qui Nhon
Thien
Thieu
Sould
Ngo Ninh Diem
Football and trees darken lights in Newark area
A football display and falling trees cut power across Newark Fremont Union City and nearby areas. A bulldozer working near the Southern Pacific Railway end of Stevenson Boulevard toppled trees onto lines twice. About 666 Fremont and Newark customers lost power for about 30 minutes in the morning and another 1500 between 2 and 3 PM. An estimated 4000 customers in Newark Fremont and Union City along Decolo Road and Jarvis Avenue faced outages after a Hazelmit Drive street game involved a football pushing lines together.
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Union City
Fremont
Southern Pacific
Stevenson Boulevard
Decolo Road
Jarvis Avenue
Hazelmit Drive
PGLE
Fremont council weighs after hours quarry tax proposal
Fremont may levy a coalitions style tax on quarry firms operating gravel pits along Alameda Creek to fund park use of land. Officials note potential $1 per ton tax shifts and debate whether additional taxes on matterial beyond gravel are warranted. several pits and development plans are named amid broader council actions on zoning and park site studies.
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Fremont
Alameda Creek
Sequatic Park
Lake Elizabeth
Arthur Lappert
Enete
Driggs
Niles
Rhodes and
Jamieso
Pacific Cementaxl
Councilnen Dell Alt
Obituary for Benita Oreste Hernandez in Union City
Requiem Mass for Benita Oreste Hernandez 68 of Union City who died Saturday in Fremont will be offered at Our Lady of the Rosary Church Union City at 9 a.m. tomorrow. A Texas native she lived in Union City 24 years with survivors including two stepdaughters and several relatives. Burial will be in Holy Sepulchre Cemetery Hay.
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Union City
Fremont
Our Lady of the Roeary Catholic Church
C St
Texas
Union Cty
Nancy Viea
San Joes
Flora Silva
Los Angeles
Ramos
Union Guy
Christina Gallegos
Andrea Huerrara
Carmen Oreste
Holy Sepulchze Cemetery
Hay
Australia to raise postage for bees in separate bags
Sydney AP reports a new budget sting with a postage hike for bees in separate bags rising from 32 cents to 56 cents. The change reflects broader cost pressures in the postal system and affects shipments involving bee products. Groups linked to beekeeping react cautiously to the planned increase.
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Sydney
Ma Bell plans trim in rate hike request
Pacific Telephone trims its proposed rate hike to 7.4 million dollars from 94.4 million in light of new information. Attorney Richard Wools Odgers said the revision reflects lower anticipated costs and a smaller requested increase for customers.
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Ma Bell
Pantie ‘Telephone
Telephone Company
Richard Wools Odgers
Pew
Pacific Telephone
Water project talks press local water needs
Dr. Royce, speaker on a panel, outlines imported water and claims reclaimed water as the greatest South Bay potential. Matt Whitfield of Alameda County Water District warns against relying on new tech and urges continued use of South Bay Aqueduct water plus other sources to combat saltwater intrusion in the underground basin.
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Royce
South Bay
Matt ‘Whitfield
Alameda County
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