Newark Showplace High Nearing Completion Opens Fall 1976
Planning for Newark second high school moves toward a 170000 square foot campus on 43 acres near Cedar Boulevard Mowry West subdivision. The first phase serves 1000 students in grades seven to ten with eventual capacity up to 2500. Trustees may name the school November 12 after a Newark resident who died in Vietnam.
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Newark
Truslees
Souther Alameda Court
Cedar Boulevard
Mowry West
Vietnam
Leaders Fast in Berkeley Protest Over Campus Course
UPI reports UC Berkeley campus leaders began a fast to pressure administrators over a controversial course on racism. About 80 percent of the 28,000 students were involved in silence or strike actions, with Student Body President Chairo Palmer and editor Berlandt delivering statements on demands and potential responses from students, faculty, and regents.
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Berkeley
UPI
Konstantin
University
California
Les Palmer
Berlandt
Stu
Boydents
Palmer
Los Angeles Political Science
50-Home Project Eyed In Newark
Newark inspectors review plans for a continuation of Country Club Estates on Jarvis Avenue. Timaco Construction Co of Fremont to build the project with backing from William Plunkett of San Leandro. Homes priced from 23000 to 30000 when complete.
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Newark
Country Club Estates
Jarvis Avenue
Timaco Construction Co.l
Fremont
William Plunkett
San Leandro
fragmentary text from Deliy Review page involving Moorhead and Galorean
Readable fragments show names Jack Moorhead and Galorean with mentions of Alamede Port Otte Tremont and a center square. Context is unclear and may reference a subscription or circulation note in a year.
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Deliy Review
Jack Moorhead
Business Mercereatre
Alamede
Port Otte
Tre
California
Sauare Tremont
Fargher Urges Last-Minute Precinct House to House Push
Congressional candidate Larry Fargher campaigns hard in the 9th District urging precinct workers to conduct an intensive weekend house to house canvass visiting 200 to 300 homes to convey his political aims to voters. He insists personal contact could decide the election.
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Larry Fargher
Fargher
Don Edwards
Kosygin Seeks Japan Peace Help Amid Paris Talks Strain
The Viet Cong aligned radio reports Kosygin seeking Tokyo's help as two Saigon meetings with U S Ambassador Ellsworth Bunker and South Vietnam's President Nguyen Van Thieu heighten tensions. In Paris, North Vietnam curbed its briefing for the second straight week, offering no explanation as negotiators approach a delicate 28th session slated for Wednesday.
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Viet Cong
National Liberation Front
Kosygin
Paris
Saigon
Ellsworth Bunker
Neuyen van Thieu
North Vietnam
United States
New Haven annexation opposed by Union City council
The Union City council unanimously opposed the proposed annexation of the New Haven Unified School District to the South County Junior College District. Former councilman Willard Davis urged the plan, noting it would raise local taxes by 22 cents to cover increased tuition costs.
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Union City
New Haven
South County Junior College
Willard Davis
Union backs Blawie for second term as hospital director
The Hospital and Institutional Workers Union AFL-CIO endorsed incumbent Washington Hospital Director James L. Blawie for another four year term. Secretary-Treasurer Timothy J. Toomey praised Blawie for an enviable record including emergency service expansion, financial stabilization, and progress in labor management relations. He noted support from both the hospital local and the union headquarters in Oakland and San Francisco. Toomey also serves on the San Bran state County Labor Council.
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Hospital and Institutional Workers Union
Afl-Cio
Washington Hospital
James L. Blawie
Timothy J. Toomey
Blawle
Toomey
Police Nab Pair In Area Murder Case
Police arrested a man and a woman from Sonora in connection with an area murder at 2552 Gramarcy Place. The victim had argued with the couple days earlier. Monaghan was strangled and beaten, and pornographic films and cash were reported stolen.
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Monaghan
Gramarcy Place
Sonora
Huck
Newark High School crowns Homecoming Queen Kathy Coucher
Kathy Coucher was crowned Homecoming Queen at Newark High School during the football game at Newark High School Stadium. Attendants Sharon Butterfield and Shelly Roche served as first and second runners up.
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Kathy Coucher
Newark High School
Sharon Butterfield
Shelly Roche
Miss Coucher
McCarthy Says He Won't Endorse Humphrey Yet
Minnesota senator Eugene J McCarthy refused to clearly endorse Hubert H Humphrey at a Madison Square Garden rally. He avoided commitments while declaring he will continue his campaign and supporters chanted for his leadership.
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New York
UPI
Jerowd
Eller
Eugene J. McCarthy
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
McCarthy
Iton
Madison Square Garden
Burglars Grab 1300 Loot From Fremont Home
Police report a burglary at Archie R. Morgan’s home on 584 Brown Road in Fremont. A patio door opener was forced, yielding more than 1300 dollars in items including six suits, a sport coat, golf gear, a jewelry box, a clock, and a top coat. The Morgan couple returned to find the house in disarray and drawers opened.
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Fremont
Archie R. Morgan
Brown Road
Morgan
San Jose
Gravel Firm Seeks Permit for Alternate Road Plan
A gravel firm pursues a permit to build an alternate road option paying higher costs. The plan would route trucks via Reeding Avenue, a private street, needing Western Pacific Railroad approval to cross its track.
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Bart
Reeding Avenue
Western Pacific Railroad
Water District weighs Citizens Utilities purchase
Alameda County Water District considers buying Citizens Utilities to improve service. Directors plan to discuss the proposal at 7:30 tonight in district offices on Fremont Boulevard Fremont. Officials say $2 million is needed and could be financed by bonds while revenue from water sales would offset costs. Members of the Niles Water Committee have opposed the acquisition.
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Alameda County Water
Citizens Utilities
Fremont Blvd
Fremont
Niles Water
Fi Committee
For District
MAPA voids chapter endorsements in 11th Senate race
The Mexican American Political Association voids endorsements by the Fremont, Union City, Hayward and Oakland MAPA chapters for State Senate candidates in the 11th District. The bylaws require joint action by chapters within same boundaries, and the chapters face formal charges at the next MAPA state executive board meeting.
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Mexican American Political Association
Fremont
Union City
Hayward
Oakland
MAPA
Louis Flores
California
Senate
Flores
Mapa State Executive Board
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