New Haven Curriculum Review Sparks Board Meeting
The New Haven School board will hold its second review of departmental curricula at Manuel White School on Tamarack Drive. A contentious point is whether the American History course should be a standalone class or woven into other courses. Department head Jim O Laughlin presents the discussion with staff, teachers, and students in attendance.
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Sigmunion
New Haven
Smigh
Oli
At & Pm
Manuel White
Tamarack Drive
America
Jim O'Laughln
Alend
RB Furniture Store Opens With Ribbon Cutting
RB Furniture inaugurates its third store at 3400 Mowry Ave with a ribbon cutting tomorrow at 10 30 a m. Attending are Joseph Singy chairman of RB Industries Marc Chaick RB stores president and company officials plus civic and business representatives.
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Sefremont
RB Furniture
Mowry Avé
Joseph Singy
RB Industries
Marc Chaick
Oller Company
Boop
Fremont concert season opens with sold-out Ronnie Cole Trio
Fremont Concert Association starts its Lyte series with a sold-out Ronnie Cole Trio performance at Mission San Jose High School gym. The program features a Gershwin medley and songs such as Battle Hymn of the Republic Yellow Bird and On a Clear Day. Members Cole on espinn Dickie Taylor on drums and Everett Link Jr. on bass perform in front of 2,000 members with no tickets available. Waiting list being taken for future shows including Michelangelo De Firenze Instrumental ensemble November 15 and Young Americans Apel March 3
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Fremont
Fremont Concert Association
Lyte
Ronnie Cole
Mission San‘Jose High School
Palm. Ave
Gershwi
Everett Link Jr
Michelangelo de Firenze
Christopher Parkening
Anastasios Wrenios
Young Americans Apel
Fremont highway work okayed in state aid plan
The California Highways Commission met in Monterey on October 2 and approved two Fremont area projects under a state aid program for urban local roads. The first widens Fremont Boulevard between Thornton and Decoto Road with landscaping, costing about 921,252,000. The second funds resurfacing on the Ninetz Freeway segment from north of Decoto to south of Tennyson, estimated at 296,000.
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Fremont
California Highways Commission
Montlerey
Fremont Wlevard
Thornton
Avera
Decoto Road
Iss. Fremont
UC Davis women win Regents and President scholarships
Two women at University of California Davis received scholarships. Elizabeth A. Nielsen won a Regents Scholarships worth up to full tuition depending on need and merit. Teresa L. Kurtz earned a President's Scholarship valued up to 500 dollars for academic achievement and financial need.
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Si" Fremont
University of California, Davis
Elizabeth A. Nielsen
East Hamlin St
Wie University
Studer
Teresa L. Kurtz
Sunnycrest Court
Engineers club sets meeting in Fremont
The Southern Alameda Chapter of the California Society of Professional Engineers and the Peninsula chapter plan a joint meeting at the International Kitchen in Fremont. A cocktail hour starts at 7 p.m. followed by dinner at 7:45. Dr William E Chapman will discuss applying computer technology to medical problems. He founded Spectra Medical Systems Inc of Palo Alto and holds degrees in mathematics engineering and medicine.
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William E. Chapman M1
Spectra Medical Systems, Inc
Palo Alto
Firemen save two from Bronx brownstone blaze
Firemen John Fullam and Thomas Kreie on a burning Bronx brownstone lowered Kreie head first by his ankles to reach the roof and rescue tenants Juanita Calderone and Jose Rivera after the front door was blocked by smoke and flames. Lt Josey Ryan confirmed the daring rescue sequence.
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New York
UPI
Bronx
Othe
John Fullam
Thomas Kreie
Josey Ryan
Fire Department
Kreie
Ryan
Juanita Calderone
Jose Rivera
Unclear South County Birth Notices From Fremont Newark and Union City
Fragmentary birth notices list multiple families and hospitals including Washington Hospital Fremont and General Hospital Newark. Entries reference Oct dates, names such as Arthur Walters and Darrell Andersen, addresses on Central Ave Fremont and Santa Elena Way Union City, with several newborns including boys and a girl.
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Gel
Gren Keat
Newark
Caneal Drive
Feemeal
Mie
Byron Chem
Sal
Fremont
Boy
Ps. Warren Salma
Santa Elena Way
Union City
Wea Bay
Steinarch
Dadi
Woge
Mae
Aag Mas
Denis Rabie
Zulmide Aye
Hewark
GEN Hospital
Antonis Mattes
Igecenierct
Framon
Darrell Andersen
Heme
Meaert Kaber Mosfital
Aid May
Fidefonss
Chamevic
Winer
Harwend
Jeo Herman
LGH Bt
Unter City
Arcus Daily Review Update and Local Notices
The item reports updates from Arcus Daily Review with Ployd Sparks and Publtener entering at Post Otisce. It notes a March 3 matter involving Sees al sSeemultications TE center and mentions Fremont California circulation.
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Syre Daily Review
Ployd Sparks
Publtener
Otisce
Heine
Fremont
Calstfornia
CDC struggles ease as Fremont drug program seeks funds
Controversy has lingered over the Community Drug Counseling program led by John Baker. A recent meeting discussed a California Council on Criminal Justice grant and matching funds. Ruth Willett hopes to raise over 10 000 dollars with about 100 door-to-door canvassers and aims for 1 000. The group, having faced past budget cuts and leadership disputes, now faces potential termination without local fundraising and a 2 000 loan from the city to cover salaries through November.
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Fremont
John Baker
CDC
California Council On Criminal Justice
COCU
Ruth Willett
Newark
Dean Selig
Baker
Tiree
Union City
CDCJ
Ah Ae
Study urged on longer school year in Newark
Newark trustees plan a 2S citizen committee review of extending the school year. James Gordon chairs the steering group to present at 7:30 p m. Also on the agenda are policy changes from teacher negotiators on leaves staff advisory panels and persistent disciplinary matters.
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Newark
James Gordon
Musick Ye
Newark plans meeting on second rezoning bid for apartments
Harold Murphy of Murco Development seeks approval for 67 rental units on 3.06 acres behind Fry's Market in Newark. Planning staff notes the project would triple local housing density and faces strong staff opposition. The Newark Planning Commission meets at 8 pm at City Hall to vote, with prior opposition noted. Also on the agenda is a variance request by Frank and LaVerne Marks for a Wilefoot patio cover, with staff recommending size reduction to respect setbacks.
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Newark
Harold Murphy
Murco Development, Inc
Murphy
City Hall
Newark Blvd
Ely
Mayhews Landing Road
Bellhaven Avenue
Frank and
LaVerne Marks
Daphine Court
Wilefoot
Planes collide near Sacramento injuring two
Two men were hurt when two small private planes collided about 50 feet above a practice landing in Franklin, Sacramento County. Lawrence Thalken, 51, of Sacramento, and Ronald Harris, 41, of Mather Air Force Base, were hospitalized in good condition. Wayne Byram, 41, of Macon AFB, was unhurt and helped land the damaged Cessna 350. A wing tore off the second plane as wreckage fell to earth. Sheriff’s officers, witnessing with three jail inmates, assisted. the inmate crew righted the plane and freed the occupants.
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Sacramento
UPI
Franklin Fick
Hoss Pital
Lawrence Thalken
Air Force
Ronaldy
Harts
Mather Air
Ie Ae Ai
Ayne Byram
Macellin Afb
Second Air
Thalken
Harris
Nursing home group appoints president in Alamreda County
Rosenblum of 41621 Coyington Drive was elected president of the East Bay Nursing Homes Association representing 105 hospitals and nursing homes in Alamreda County. He will remain executive director of Metrocare Enterprises, Inc.
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Fremont — Murray
Bt. Rosenblum
Coy
Ington Drive
East Bay Nursing Homes Association
Alamreda County
Metrocare Enterprises, Inc
Garden Workshop Series Moves to Ohlone College
A six week gardening workshop series begins this week at Ohlone College Room 115 meeting Wednesdays at 7 30 pm. Frank Serpe of the Edenvale Nursery will cover preparing gardens for winter protecting shade and flowering trees bulb storage early winter tree care and grafting dormant field plants.
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Ohlone College
Frank Serpe
Edenvale
Gar
Major out of court truck crash settlement reached
A 652300 settlement ends civil suits over a May 1969 Tayward concrete pumper truck crash on the Nimitz Freeway. Plaintiffs include Mrs. Elsine Swartz and son Robert Jr. of Staynard and Mrs. Lillian Chandler and her children. Ford Motor Co Barnard Ford and Cook Brothers San Leandro faced the action over alleged defective repairs to the suspension and brake lines. The crash killed Robert Swartz Sr. and Waymond Chandler and injured 12 others. two were hospitalized after flames engulfed the scene. The settlement, reported by Judge Cecil Mossbach's court, totals 652300 and resolves claims for the families.
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Tayward
Elsine Swartz
San Lorenzo
Robert Swartz
Robert Jr
Staynard
Lillian Chandler
San Leandro
Waymond Chandler
Chandlers
Nimitz
Ford Motor Co
Baynard Ford
Challenge
Cook Brothers
San Leonim
Hayward Ford
Caulhenge
Fepai
Sai
Robert Swartz Jr
Lilac Ave
Chandler
Robert Swartz Sr
Phijed
Awartz Sr
St.Rose Hospital
California
Michael Dunlap
Woo
Dunlap
Superior Court
Cecil Mosbacher
Edwin Heafey Jr
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