Vista plan to save views faces council
Fremont officials debate the Vista Element plan to preserve central business district vistas. Five corridors would keep ground and second story views as development advances. Council set 7:38 p.m. at City Hall to weigh preservation versus property concerns.
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Bridges calls end to slowdown amid injunction on West Coast strike
In Seattle Washington UPI reports labor leader Bridges urged Puget Sound dock workers to halt slowdowns as a federal injunction paused the nationwide West Coast strike. He outlined tactics for during and after the cooling off period while Pacific ports from Mexico to Canada resume activity and longshoremen face Taft-Hartley effects. The injunction does not cover East and Gulf ports where contract expiration sparked earlier walkouts on October first.
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Trustees weigh pond size at Alva Ododunia High site
UNION CITY New Haven trustees confront drainage at the Alva Ododunia High School site. A 21 acre pond is proposed by city planning and the district architect, while the Alameda County Flood District favors a 74 acre option. Other items include union meet and confer policy, phonetic alphabet program at Hillview Crest, soil tests at Cesar Chavez, and lunch program needs at Alvarado Junior High.
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Alvaododunia
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Manuel White Schwa
Tamarack Drive
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Hillview Crest
Cesar Chavez
Alvarado Junior High
Topless dancer said to be out of danger after snake bite
Newark exotic dancer Carol Cybulski remains under care in Highland Hospital Oakland where doctors report improvement after a Western diamondback snake bitten her right hand last Wednesday in Fremont. She is in intensive care though swelling subsides and blood flow returns to her hand.
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Carol Cybulski
Newark
Livermore
Alill
Fremont
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Highland Hospital
Autopsy Planned in Fremont Auto Death
Alfred Ferreira, 56, of 25986 Eldridge Ave, died in a crash at Heven son Boulevard and Basco Drive. Police arrived at 4:45 p.m. witnesses saw Ferreira collapse before his car left the road. He died at Washington Hospital. preliminary coroner's report found no known major ailment.
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Washington Hospital
Court rules on groundwater rights in quarry case
Judge Cook dismissed the suits by Rhodes and Jamieson and Niles Sand and Gravel, ruling no basic property right to underground water existed and the district may replenish basins. Attorneys warned of appeals. district costs cited at about 39 thousand dollars with potential further damages to be determined.
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Cook
Peter
Brucher
Niles Sand and Gravel
Mark Eaton
Rhodes
Jaymeson
Water District
John Rogers
San Francisco
California
Tral
Whitfield
Rogers
Alaska hijacker surrenders after Vancouver hijack
FBI said Thomas, an ex convict released from a federal work camp in Alaska, surrendered to authorities after holding four crew at gunpoint aboard a plane. RCMP Northrop described risk of loss of life if interference occurred. Plane landed Vancouver but Thomas was turned over two hours later.
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U.S
Pittsburgh celebrates Pirates win crowds spurred cleanup
Pittsburgh cleaned up after a 100000 strong downtown celebration of the Pirates World Series victory. Police said 98 arrests mostly for intoxication, some property damage, four vehicles set afire. Officials disputed media reports of a riot and widespread rapes, noting no major injuries and that most arrests were for drunkenness.
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Robert B. Colville
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Burger Suffering Virus Infection Heads Home
Chief Justice Warren E Burger left the Supreme Court to rest at home after experiencing recurring virus infection symptoms that have lingered for weeks. A court notice said he expects to return to the bench Tuesday after hearing two cases.
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Fremont theater group sketches a Strawberry Patch scene
A community theater group led by Malroni and Susdlaaly nbhiatts outlines plans for a Strawberry Patch project in Fremont. They discuss light comedies and musical drama, securing free printing, and possible housing for drama and art exhibits while seeking financial backing and city support.
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Malroni
Avankgarde
Freeman
Susdlaaly Nbhiatts
Chief relieves 23 cops in Memphis homicide probe
Police Chief Henry Lux said 23 officers were relieved from duty as part of an investigation into the beating death of a Av-year-old Negro boy after a Friday morning incident. Officials noted the move was not a suspension and that two inspectors, a captain, two lieutenants, a reserve officer and seven patrolmen were connected in some way. The death followed a high speed chase and an autod accident involving George E. Barnes and youths in a truck, with charges of probable homicide under review.
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Canale
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Young Hayes
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Hayes
Calvin Makissick
George E. Barnes
Fire nearly razes Fremont home near Grove and Edlaworth
A Fremont fire started in a box of wood beside a wood cooking stove nearly demolished a Mission San Jose District house. Mrs. Helen Santos, 7, occupant, was out dining with her daughter at the corner of Grove Avenue and Edlaworth Street.
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Grove’ Avenue
Edlaworth Street
Tavern owner in scuffle with police over after hours dancing ban
In a council dispute over a measure regulating clubs via dance permits Booras faced a misdemeanor case on August 9 with attorney Gene Rhodes, then Tom Sherrod argued August 16 against the ban. Fire Chief Marin said a fire damaged an attic and several rooms at the nearby home built in 1947, with antiques destroyed and substantial losses.
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Gene Rhodes
Tom Sherrod
Rhodes and Sherrod
Egat Liberty St
Battalion
Robert Marin
Martin
Maria
Obituary for Miriam B Nuttall Requiem Mass Held
Miriam B Nuttall of Fremont dies Friday funeral held at Corpus Christi Church Fremont California native and longtime resident. Services held today at 9 a.m. at Corpus Christi Church.
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California
Geothermal Resources Council to be formed next year
Olympia reports Washington land commissioner Bert Cole said a new international Geothermal Resources Council will be formed by February 16 at Imperial Valley College in El Centro California. The council aims to encourage global exploration of geothermal energy and follows the May Northwest Conference on Geothermal Power where Cole chaired the steering committee.
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