Fremont sign ordinance battle averted by coop with planners
City merchants and staff nearly clashed over a new sign ordinance. After extensive talks led by planners Richard Frisbie and David Baker, compromises emerged. The main change allowed existing signs under prior rules to be maintained with updates when altered, reducing hardship for businesses while preserving overall control.
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Fremont
Barney Knox
Chamber of Commerce Smeallh
Planing Commission
Richard Frisbie
Knox
Frisbie
Sage Board
Vother
Baker
Theij
Sky patrol eyed for law enforcement in Alameda County
Newark Police Chief William Morrison advocates a pilot program for air patrols using armed helicopters with cameras searchlights and other gear to deter crime. A public demonstration is planned at Silver Pines Country Club on Sept 26 with city county and utility agencies invited.
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Morrison
Sky Patrol
Alatreda County
Mary
California
Department of Justice
Long Beach
Lakewood
Calif
Wedding Gun Gag Ends In Tragic Wounding At Fremont Wedding
UPI reports Marvin Ware Door, 26, of Fremont, was critically wounded when shot in the abdomen at a wedding reception. Best man Robert Wilcox, 22, also of Fremont, allegedly fired during a gag shotgun wedding setup. Door underwent surgery. his bride, 18, remained by his side. No charges filed.
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Fremont
UPI
Marvin Ware
Door
Frémont
Robert Wilcox
Wilcox
Dean
Robby
Unclear arcus papilehed notices in the Daily Reylaw
Fragmentary OCR text notes a paper by Jack Moorhead and others in California. Mentions Alameda County, subscription rates, and distribution cycles. Details are garbled with numerous typos and broken phrases, preserving few readable facts.
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Reylaw
Jack Moorhead
Dewation
Caltornia
Lopney
Alameda
Police patrols spark mixed views at city park
Residents report police presence in the park deters youth use while others call for more fact finding. Commissioner Floyd Ericson urges another meeting to hear from the police. Friesen notes the park issue reflects a broader societal problem as authorities weigh steps.
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William Ball
Hansen St
Floyd Ericson
Friesen
Cranston runs tough race against Rafferty for Senate
Alan Cranston the Democratic Senate candidate shows he will confront Republican rival Dr Max Rafferty in a hard fought campaign. The piece notes Cranston once ran 44 yard sprints at Stanford and was seen jogging at a High Altitude Training Camp near Lake Tahoe to prepare for the Olympic style trials.
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Alan Cranston
U.S. Senate
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Max Rafferty
Cranston
Stanford
Lake Tahoe
Huey Newton Defense Calls Trial a Discriminatory Set Up
In Oakland Huey P. Newton's attorney Charles Garry urged the jury that the murder case against the Black Panther founder was a diabolical attempt to convict an innocent man. Garry argued the trial stemmed from discrimination and questioned why no paraffin test was conducted on the hands of the slain officer or the wounded officer. He pressed that the Oakland Police Department avoided tests to not thwart the goal of convicting Newton.
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Frisbie
Knox
Chamber
Oakland
Calif
UPI
Black Panther
Huey
P. Newton
Charles Garry
Newton
John Frey
Herbert Heanes
Ney
Oakland Police
Alameda County
Monroe Friedman
Huey Garry
Seven finalists named for Newark Citizen of the Year
Newark Jaycees announced seven finalists for the Newark Citizens of the Year Award to be presented at the Annual Dinner Dance. Nominees include Ken Foster, W B Brown, James Tallantine, Zella Ahlborn, George Silliman, George Kincaid, and Harry Lewis.
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Newark Jaycees
Jaycees Board of Directors
Ken Foster
W. BD
Toe" Brown
Eeeegeer
Newark Cham! Commerce
James Tallantine
Little League
Zella Ahlborn
George Silliman
Bay Area Rapid Transit
George Kincaid
Harry §. Lewis
Chicago Feuds and Conventions Spark National Debate
Lawmakers from Illinois and beyond clash over Daley era tactics and the convention climate. Ford criticizes the Democratic gathering as discrediting the party while Republicans push for electoral college abolition and broader reforms. House debates include scholarship funds and manpower training. Senate advances an $18.4 billion Labor Health and Education bill.
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Ohio
Gerald R. Ford
Chicago
Mich
Daley
Athens
Prague
Jenethi
Senate
Democratic
Eralse
Mike Mansfield
House
Ford
John W. McCormack
Anl
Labor and Health, Education and Welfare
Hospital Employees Back Unions At Washington Township District
Directors passed resolutions recognizing three unions Stationary Engineers Hospital Workers of America and Culinary Workers and Bartenders. The hospital will provide membership and payroll deduction forms. A new grievance procedure allows appeals through multiple levels ending with a five member committee and final board decision.
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Washington Township
Stationary Engineers
Hospital Workers of America
Culinary Workers
Newark Chamber Announces First Industrial Conference
The Newark Chamber of Commerce unveiled plans for its First Annual Industrial Conference at Silver Pines Country Club on November 20. The event includes a bus tour of industrial sites, an evening blue ribbon speaker panel, exhibits, and a luncheon, financed from city allotment.
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Newark Chamber of Commerce
Silver Pines Country Club
George Cheever
Newark
Jarvis Ave
Cheever
Chamber
Board of Directora
W. D
Joe'' Brown
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