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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1971
Page
8
A column warns about fake ten dollar bills and explains how to handle suspicion, citing an interview with Secret Service in San Francisco. It also recounts Beth Simms of Newark winning dog licenses after a long fight over rottweilers, plus a roundup of Alameda County events and meetings in Newark, Castro Valley, and San Leandro.
Fremont Recreation Commissioner Alice Cline announced her resignation after a council vote required all city commissions to reside in Fremont. The 43 year old widow, moved to Pleasanton, said she faced deliberate embarrassment and questioned the residency rule while defending her years of service and asking why no exception was made. She contends council actions target her concerns about police promotions and says she will continue to support Fremont from her new residence.
A Bay Area Air Pollution Control District suit against Pacific States Steel Corp in Union City was settled for 130 plus legal costs and dismissed with prejudice in Fremont Municipal Court. The district had sought a 500 fine for an open burning violation on May 5, when oily scrap material caught fire for 16 minutes before being extinguished. The case centered on open burning violations of health and safety code and the district's regulations. In a separate matter, Leslie Salt Co agreed to tighten its schedule for installing a scrubber at the Newark plant, with a new deadline set to May 1972 after a district hearing. The scrubber delivery is about 14 weeks, with district review of Leslie's past performance at issue.
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