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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1968

Page

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Freeway Status Sought For Mission Boulevard

A state recommendation to include Mission Boulevard Route 238 in the Interstate System proposes its widening from Castro Valley to the I 680 junction as the southern extension of the MacArthur Freeway. The plan aims to relieve congestion on the Nimitz Freeway and connect Milpitas and Warm Springs industrial areas with Bay Area routes, pending federal approval and funding timing.

Mission Boulevard Frenant State Department of Public Works Castro Valley Fretront Bay Area FEDE the Nation of Public’ Works Mene Nimitz Oakland Fremont San Jose Milpitas Warm Springs Federal Bureau of Public Roads San Francisco San Francisco Bay San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bayshore San Francisco International Airport California Congress

Humphrey Gains Ground In Final Campaign Stretch

A Sindlinger national poll taken Friday to Monday shows Nixon leading Humphrey by 3.2 percent with Wallace drawing support. Humphrey gains among women while undecided voters remain high as the election nears. Fewer than 70 million expected to vote on November 5, with 1,240 interviews and 74 percent registered and planning to vote.

Philadelphia UPI Hubert H. Humphrey Richard M. Nixon Sindlinger Nixon Humphrey George C. Wallace Albert E. Sindlinger Hi ‘Suburban Norwood Wallace South Mixon Harris Iumphrey Humphrey WA

Jury cuts BART land price in Fremont sale valuation

An Alameda County Superior Court jury trimmed Fremont Meadow Inc’s land valuation for a BART station project from over $1 million to $391,252. The 9,978 acre parcel east of Mowry Avenue was deemed worth the June 29, 1967 appraisal, aiding the condemnation action filed that day.

Bay Area Fremont Alameda Camiry Superior Court Mowry Avenue Fremont Meadow, Inc Leonard Dieden Oakland BART Atty William D. Bowseroff Knox Z 5 Forth Rickson Mexico City UPI Jett San Francisco Kiw Rogers, Wizzard Nd Subur Pallett Bart Ban Enrique Golbat

Council Asks BART Solve Quarry Routing Problem

Council debates routing to fill quarries dug along the BART alignment. Alternate access would shift trucks from Niles district quarries to a road in BART right of way and then to Niles Alvarado Road. Silva Hils protest cites higher trucking costs, while city explores fencing and Rock Avenue routing to cut dust and noise. Costs and timelines remain unsettled, with a potential private lawsuit mentioned to halt traffic on Rock Avenue.

BART Bilva Bros. Construction Company Niles District Barz Niles-Alvarado Road Silva Hius Rock Avenue Ray Ott Gene Rhodes

New Haven Eyes Schoenfeld Contract Amid Bond Vote

Board members discussed Schoenfeld's fate after a multi million dollar bond measure passed. Trustee Orozco praised his work and harmony with staff while Purman insisted members remain quiet on motives. Schoenfeld, 53, has faced prior recall pressure and union friction, with tenure marked by clashes over policy and district consolidation efforts.

Schoenfeld Jess Orozco Furman Elliott N. Paulsen New Haven Schoen Superinfeld

Hardliners Stall Talks On War With NLF Involved

The article reports hardline factions insisting that the National Liberation Front be a full partner in negotiations, including the Viet Cong's political arm. Hanoi may delay a decision until after the U S presidential vote, hoping a new administration offers cooperation and continuity that could be lost if talks proceed with the outgoing government.

National Liberation Front NLF Viet Cong Hanoi U.S Hanol Mote Cooperative

Fremont Daily Review Business Section Notice

Publication details appear garbled but indicate a business issue notice from The Daily Review Fremont California. It mentions subscription rates, weekly issues, a Sunday photo feature, and contact telephone 197-5275. Names like Macebeld and Arcus appear distorted in the OCR text.

Center Square Fremont Cat

Demo Chief to Vote for Eugene McCarthy in Write-In

Gerald Hill, president of the California Democratic Council, said he will cast a write-in vote for Eugene McCarthy next week despite Eugene McCarthy’s Minnesota endorsement of Hubert Humphrey Hill, a San Francisco attorney and McCarthy Northern California chairman, cited Vietnam war progress and party reform as conditions for his stance He noted his preference could change if the election tightened and criticized Chicago events and Humphrey’s positions.

San Francisco UPI Gerald HI California Democratic Council Eugene McCarty Minnesota Huber Humphrey Hill McCarthy California Eugene McCarthy Talyo Elect Are Los Angeles

Mayor and Council Split Over Citizens Advisory Committee

Citizens panel disbandment urged by Alvelais and Williams after accusing the CAC of bias and improper influence. A heated exchange followed as Don Miller challenged Alvelais, while CAC Chairman Garcia urged keeping the panel intact. Council to reexamine the issue next week amid Bay Area Rapid Transit District proposals and a proposed school district annexation vote.

To Alvelais Irving Williams Citizens Advisory Committee Wilams CAC Tom Kitayama Alvelais Williams

Jury Delivers Guilty Verdicts in Rape Murder Case

In San Jose a jury found Thomas Braun guilty of first degree murder and Leonard Maine guilty of second degree murder for kidnapping a teen couple, rapes, and killings linked to an August 1987 crime. The victims were 17, the survivor paralyzed, and both defendants, 18, faced multiple counts.

San Jose UPI Washington State Oklah Calif Thomas EB. Braun Timothy Luce Susan Sartolomei Leonard Maine Braun Maine Ritzville Wash Motul Bartolomel Sierra Mountains Brawn Jamestown Storney Brautt

Alameda water board rejects surplus water purchase plan

Alameda County Water District directors voted 31 against a proposal by chief engineer Matt Whitfield to buy surplus water from Santa Clara County. The plan would spend up to 25000 dollars for 2800 acre feet, with a public hearing set for November 14 to gauge public sentiment before any action.

Alameda County Matt Whitfield Santa Clara County Clark Reiseker Whitfield Citizens Utilities Co

Unit Prepares To Annex Park

The Union Sanitary District plans annexation of Fremont's Central Park. Directors instructed district manager Raymond Boege to continue negotiations with the city to determine which portion of the 288 acre park area will be annexed.

Union Sanitary District Frenant Central Park Raymond Boege

Board Set To Ballot On Pay Hike

Fremont Unified School District trustees meet at Irvington Elementary at 7 20 p m to vote on a proposed five percent across the board pay increase for 600 classified employees The raise would cost about 150 000 this fiscal year according to acting personnel director Wess Peterson Other unions seek higher raises and further salary changes await a job classification study due in late December

Fremont Unified Irvington Fremont Blvd Fremont District Personnel Commission Wess Peterson California School Employes Association Peterson Aftci Public Lusal

Area Pair Sentenced For Drugs

Harlene Redmayne a Fremont waitress and her husband Ed a Fremont steelworker were committed to the California Rehabilitation Center in Vacaville as drug addicts. Judge Redmond Staals signed the commitment orders in Alameda County Superior Court after a check writing spree used to fund their heroin habit. Redmayne has two children under custody of a stepmother, and both have prior rehab history. Also jailed, James J. Standley of Fremont was sent to the California Youth Authority after escaping Santa Rita and receiving a six month term for a misdemeanor drug charge.

Harlene Redmayne Fremont Vacaville Redmond Staals Alameda County Redmayne James J. Standley Gibson St California Youth Authority Standley Milpitas Santa Rita Rehabilitation Center

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BY Terry McInnes Council Nancing ED Seajor DART Geoffrey Sicel Sajor Don Driggs Paae Ole Orozco Purman American Federation of Teachers Afl-Cio Paulsen Board of Education Shaycotted Decoto Vaughn Seidel Rock la Fleche University of California Stanord University Arcus The Daily Review Tuck Macebeld Becta Atialitat GOP Washington High School Ronald Reagan Richard Nixon Nelson Rockefeller Robert Kennedy Washington High George Wallace Gene Alvarado-Niles Trand Don Miller CAC Teadhers Ing Miller Bay’ Area Rapid Transit Disttict Decate Road South County Lhce Wally Pond Allan D. Hospital Fisher Comm Farragut Dr
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