Newark council faces packed slate tonight
Newark City Council faces a crowded agenda including the Thornton Avenue Assessment District and a $290,000 redevelopment of the Thorn Tah Avenue business district from Glrive Street to Elm Street. The plan couples $190,000 funded by property owners with $100,000 from the city, plus a potential yearlong computer service switch and a move to appoint Paul Tong as assistant city manager. The council also weighs a Central Labor Council demend, a withdrawal from the League of California Cities, and development proposals for island housing and condominiums on Central Avenue and Birch Street.
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Jim Wilson
Newark
Thornton Avenue
Alameda County Central Labor Council
Glrive Street
Elm Street
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Countilen
Richard Turnlund
Paul Tong
Central Liar Council
Alas Judas County
League of California
League
Labor Council
Turnlond
South Bay would share a three-plant super sewer plan
Consultants propose a regional South Bay system linking three treatment plants in San Jose Palo Alto and Newark via major pipelines with outfalls below Dumbarton Bridge. Upgraded secondary plants would reach tertiary treatment with disinfection filtration nitrification and activated sludge to meet Bay standards.
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Palo Alto
Newark
Dumbarton Fridge
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Delta Mendota Canal
Three Fremont Residents Sentenced for Narcotics Offenses
Norma Jean Ture Boytie, 23, a former topless dancer, received 400 days in county jail for possession of dangerous drugs after authorities found 47 speed pills and 200 ind bennies in her purse. Brian Granada, 26, a Fremont native and recent Leander resident, got six months for possession of dangerous drugs with marijuana for sale dismissed. Kenneth J. Fiedler, 20, of 4008 Blackow Road, was sentenced to an unspecified number of days in county jail for marijuana for sale, with his case handled in Fremont Municipal Court.
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Norma Jeai Ture Boytie
Selub
Brian Granada
Formacry
Sen
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Kenneth J. Fiedler
Blacow Road
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Fre- Mont
Granada
Burgoyne
Halloween insurance for sale by yaqill team to Hawaii
Mrs Grigsby said more than 25000 is needed to cover transportation housing food and spending money for about 135 salents. The group plans a penny carnival for elementary kids at the high school 6201 Lafayette Ave Sunday from 2 to p.m. Halloween is not a happy time for children. The students also sell Christmas cards as part of their fund-raising efforts.
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Grigsby
ASA
Lafayette Ave
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Heshy
College trustees back CRE Week in Fremont
Fremont trustees endorsed CRE Week to be held November 2 to 4. John Baker of the Community Drug Council spoke urging support for funds to combat drug abuse in Fremont. The board also approved courses in Latin American history, statistical mathematics, economic geography, and speed reading.
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Fremont-Newark Community College Distriet
OMX
John Baker
Community Drug Council
Hannon to discuss welfare problems at Fremont meeting
Fremont Republican Assembly to host Alameda County Supervisor Robert Hannon tonight at John Mat tos Sebnol 3704 Farwell Drive. The 8 p.m. session is open to the public and will cover welfare issues and local concerns.
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Remont
Alameda County
Robert Anno
Fremont Republican Assembly
John Mattos Sebnol
Farwell Drive
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Violinist Olsiakh Tour Canceled Over British Spies
So viet Union cancelled British tour of Russian violinist David Olsiakh after Britain expelled 105 Soviet spies. Impresario Victor Hochhau ser said Moscow sent a grant noting extremely abnormal measures toward Soviet representatives, with the tour set to begin in November.
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UPI
Soviet Union
David Olsiakh
Britain
Victor Hochhauser
Moscow
Oishakh
Heehhauuser
Silva pushes for ACWD reform over water project costs
Silva criticizes ACWD and Board for costly litigation and slow costs disclosure. He edges for lower rates by trimming budget waste and avoiding lawsuits, and advocates a Citizens Water transfer or ACWD takeover with transparent, gradual pricing. He points to civil rights suit costs and inequities in the per home modernization charge.
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Cdly
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Ma Ik
Citizens’ Abilies Co
Iprivate
Mike- Deroto
Ashington
Citizens
Citizens Water
ACWD
Brophy files campaign expense to qualify for runoff
Republican candidate Bill Brophy met the filing deadline for a campaign expense statement to qualify for the November 16 runoff election. Secretary of State Edmund G Browner’s office said Brophy submitted the statement showing receipts of 28398 and expenses of 26306.
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Republican Assembly
Bill Brophy
Edmund G. Browner
Brown
Brophy
Newark May Haw topless bars spark city debate
Turnlund argues obscene films persist at the In Site Bar and similar venues, blaming economic pressure and an overstretched police force. He suggests a larger department like San Francisco’s might cope, though locally it cannot.
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Turnlund
San Francisco
Man to face charges in shootings in Mountain View
A Union City man, Richard J. Quinonez, 24, will be charged with murder and attempted murder after a shooting at Cheril Radiation Labs in Mountain View. His wife Jeannette Gertrude Quinonez, 30, and employee Gerski R. Turner, 20, were wounded. Quinonez shot himself, undergoing heart surgery. He had been separated from his wife for a week and had been drinking prior to the incident.
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Union City
Faliey
Richard J. Quinonez
Sherman Drive
Quinnnez
Cheril Radiation Labs
Jeannette Gertrude
Quintnes Red
Gerski R. Turner
Quinonez
Scheuliber
Hs Ches
Quinanea
el Camino Hospital
Boarding house fire claims four in Los Angeles
A prelawn blaze swept a two story boarding house in downtown Los Angeles killing four men and injuring five. Firemen reported 16 residents were in the building when the fire began and one man was rescued from the roof. Names of the victims were given as Joseph Steinwell 92 Claude Downsy 70 Michael Janu aa 3 and Burton Gepherd. Damage was estimated at 30000 dollars to Burningham Manor.
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UPI
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Claude Downsy
Michael Januaa
Burton Gepherd
Burningham Manor
Wien
Obituary for Mary He ren Dean Herendeen 44 Fremont
Yoneral services for Mary Herendeen 44 of Fremont who died Sunday will be held at the Fremont Chapel of the Roses Mortuary 1940 Peralta Blvd at 10 a.m. today. A Rockford Illinois native she was a Fremont resident 14 years. Survivors include two sons Steven and Scott both of Fremont one brother Leonard Smith of Barstow one sister Stotty Keir of Phoenix and her parents Mr and Mrs Leonard Smith of Bakl win Tack. Graveside will be at Irvington Memorial Park.
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Herendeen
Fremont
Fremont Chapel of the Roses
Peralta Blvd
Rockford
Steven
Scott
Leonard Smith
Barstow
Ler
Stotty Keir
Phoenix
Anne
Fremont schools post high state reading scores
Fremont schools reported strong state reading scores for first and second graders, with third graders near state norms but below national norms. District testing chief Jony Lard noted testing differences and emphasized expanding reading specialists, citing tests from Cooperative Reading Test for younger grades and Stanford Reading Achievement Test for third graders.
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Glenn Anderson
Olives
Jony Lard
Stanford
Lord
California
Te First-grace Médiaiy
Scovall
Olin J. Gamara Jr
SACEDA meeting near clash over senior program funds
In Fremont last night SACEDA faced heated disputes as Eden area representatives denounced the senior citizen program and demanded a full accounting of funds. Audience interruptions, walkouts, and accusations marked the session, with calls for reevaluation of youth council funding and a plan to create three new councils.
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Economic Opportunity Agency
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Washington High School
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al Morrison
Bair
Lewis Spiller
Falen
Dow-Incoiné
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Mra
Lawn
Brown Berets
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Petting
Morrison
Executive Committee
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Oar Feller
Eden
Tri-City
Livermore Valley
Court Modifies Zoning Charges In Newark Case
Fremont charges of violating city zoning and permit ordinances against L A Polls of 203 Central Ave Newark were amended to involve his son Dewayne Polls in municipal court. New charges allege brazing 20 horses on residential property at 38015 Haley St Newark. Dewayne Potts at 3404 Cedar Blvd Newark oversees the operation on Haley property owned by Sheet der Potts. Judge James Perley set a trial date for jury on the zoning and building and plumbing code violations.
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Central Ave
Newark
Dewayne Polls
Haley St
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Cedar Blvd
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Sheet der Potts
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