Bordello eviction sparks Fremont showdown at 38706 Farwell Drive
Fremont residents and city officials clash over the so called bordello at 38706 Farwell Drive as a three day eviction notice is posted. Landlord attorney George Grasskamp says tenants violated city ordinances by soliciting clients and operating an escort business. Neighbors monitor activity, record license plates, and push for stronger city action while residents complain about required permits for minor repairs.
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Fremont teachers strike vote may head to action
Fremont Unified School District teeters on first teacher strike in its history. A 90 percent vote by the Fremont Unified District Teachers Association council recommended a strike vote at a mass meeting next Wednesday. If teachers ballot yes, picketing could occur on the first day of school.
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Daily Review salutes Morning News consolidation
The Daily Review presents a consolidation and continuation of The Morning News with Vol. 82 No. 323, a 64 page edition priced at 15 cents. It marks a seamless join of two papers under one publication, offering readers continued local coverage and features.
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California group threatens suit over women cops test results
The Spanish Action Committee of California says it will sue Hayward to block police hiring and keep five vacancies open unless four women who failed the June physical agility test are retested. Attorney Robert Chartoff claims 93 percent failure and discriminatory impact, tying action to an ongoing Alameda County suit seeking federal grant conditions.
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California Abolishes Fair Trade Laws in Law Signing
Gov. Edmund G Brown Jr signed bills repealing California fair trade laws except for liquor, with an effective date of January 1. The repeal aims to lower prices by ending minimum price controls, a measure opposed as price fixing. A separate conservation rule bans flip top cans by 1979, and an assembly sponsor credited the move to improved product quality and service.
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Burglary Victims Speak On Protecting Homes
In Hayward, victims of break ins across ages and occupations share lessons from repeated burglaries. They describe disbelief, delayed security upgrades, and costly losses. Examples include an Oakland businessman's three burglaries totaling 12600 dollars, plus two-home incidents and the formation of a Neighborhood Watch group.
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Cop talks son out of siege in Kansas City bank holdup
In Kansas City a veteran detective named Sylvester Young, Jr and his family were involved as police held two toddlers hostage in a bank robbery case. Young spoke by phone from a nearby home to the suspect inside, leading to a two hour siege before the children were guided to safety amid tense standoff. Police later recovered 350,001 of 54,000 image residence poles as the search continued for additional suspects.
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Woman deputy shot during lone patrol in California
Deputy Irma Alvarez was shot while patrolling in Montebello after two men robbed a bakery nearby. The assailants grabbed her, disarmed her, and fired her own gun. she crawled to her car to report the shooting as investigators note the risks of lone patrols by women.
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