Fremont station owner defends stamp giveaway practice
Fremont dealer Ron W. Pritzkau testified in San Francisco Superior Court that giving away 15 times the usual Blue Chip stamps saves customers three cents a gallon, with gas prices set at 39.9 cents for regular and 43.0 for premium. The state contends price signs aren’t clear, seeking disclosure of both price and stamp deals. Pritzkau noted business rose with multiples but declined after state scrutiny.
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Parsy Paper Ordered by Superior Court of Galifarnia
David R. Parsy identified as business manager in a court order issued by the Superior Court of Galifarnia in Alameda County. The order number 314854 appears with a date of June 2, establishing the paper as a newspaper of general circulation for legal notices and related proceedings. The fragment notes the jurisdiction and official designation without detailing further actions.
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Rotary Anne patrol boat debuts for Fremont parks division
Mayor Hugh Block saluted Rotary Club donors as Larry LaFleur and Ralph Rabing joined him for a spin around Lake Elizabeth in the new $1,200 patrol boat. The 15 foot power craft is powered by a 35 horsepower motor and donated to the city parks division.
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Plans to Build Outdoor Lab at Grimmer Elementary
Fremont planning for an outdoor nature laboratory on a one acre vacant lot beside Grimmer Elementary. Fifth grade teacher Gilbert Yee says students will plant native California trees and bushes and later build a pond to study pond life. The Irvington Homeowners Association owns the lot and has given permission for school use.
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Makeshift Bomb Explodes During School Disaster Drill
At Pacific High School in San Leandro an improvised bomb exploded in a restroom minutes before an annual disaster drill. Teachers Edmund Kelley and Robert Redeker extinguished a fire caused by the blast. No injuries or damage were reported as police investigate the incident.
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