Newark Council Weighs Anti Airport Alliance Move
Newark City Council faces a motion to join an allied group with Milpitas and Fremont to oppose the San Jose International Airport. Fremont already approved the pact, citing regional planning and the need to pool scarce funds for a coordinated fight. The Newark Chamber of Commerce backed opposition citing noise, airspace conflicts, and pollution, while council also considers Area Improvement District 4 plans to improve two miles of streets.
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Newark
Fremont
Milpitas
San Jose International Airport
Don Driggs
Newark Chamber of Commerce
George M. Silliman
The
Transportation Committee
San Joe
Silliman
Fremont park budget hearing signals youth program push
Public requests to raise youth funds dominated a Fremont recreation meeting for the 1970 73 budget. They urged more youth centers theater support camp facilities and after school sports as staff prepare preliminary estimates for next year. Jaycees offered long term help while a 14 year old stressed multiple teen centers to curb drug use and crime.
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Fremont
Recreation Commission
Camp Fire
Fremont Jaycees
George Buckingham
The
Jaycees
Ed Washburn
Planning commission okays Dublin shopping center plan
Dublin Alameda County Planning Commission approved plans for a 71,000 square foot regional shopping center to include a large department store. Construction could begin whenever, with no further county approvals required. An 80,000 square foot department store is planned with a 60,000 square foot Pay Less drug store and a 22,000 square foot market. The 205,350 square foot complex will sit along Dublin Boulevard Amador Valley Boulevard from Regional Street to Starward Drive, with parking for 1,100 cars.
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Alameda County Planning Commission
Sutter Til Development Co
Palo Alto
Sutter Hill
Dublin Boulevard
Amador Valley Boulevard
Regional Street
Starward Drive
Hospital rates to rise at Washington Hospital soon
Washington Township District directors heard a 48 month cost projection may require higher hospital rates. Finance committee study continues with a January board meeting to decide the amount. Current rates cover bed ward 60, private room 61, pediatrics 51, ICU 95 per day. Newer rates at St Rose rise to 75 77 private, 65 ward, 103 ICU.
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Caroline Turner Fremont
Washington Hospital
Washingto Township
Allan D. Fisher
Fisher
St. Rose Hospital
Hayward
Valley Memorial Hospital
Livermore
San Leandro Memorial Hospital
Jas
Yar
St. Rose
A. E. Kinsell
Alameda County
City minority hiring probed in Hayward study
Hayward human relations commissioners plan a 9 30 pm meeting in conference room B City Center Building to set a date for a special review of city minority employment. They note personnel dept seeks minority candidates in skilled and professional roles while questioning Alameda County data showing only 1.1 percent Negro employees. A tentative Dec 11 date for a follow up was discussed. a planning committee for a Second Annual Conference on Racism may be formed and youth representation on the commission considered despite charter limits. The Spanish interpreters program run with police will be reviewed, including any use of civilian interpreters.
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City Center
Robert Cohn
Alameda County
Harold Moore
Moore
Joseph Vilardi
Commission
Police Department
Zoning Board Reviews Hospital Expansions In San Leandro
Tonight the board of zoning adjustments weighs Clarke Convalescent Hospital expansion from 30 to 43 beds and a two lot variance reducing side yard to five feet and rear yard to five with front yard parking. Janes Hospital seeks a 43 bed increase to 76 via conditional use permit. Also on agenda, IP Co ink production/ storage extension and Ferriera 191 Dutton Ave two story home variance requests reducing side yard to five and front yard to 14 feet.
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San Leandro
Willusy
Board of
Clarke Convalescent Hospital
Clarke St
Janes Hospital
Callan Ave
Fremont names Carey Toyater as assistant city attorney
After nearly a year with only one city attorney Fremont selects Carey Toyater of Sacramento as assistant city attorney at 1525 a month starting January. City Attorney Al Sprague had handled all city legal work since former attorney Ray Ott left in February. Royster, a Sacramento legislative counsel, was chosen from five finalists after applying from 25 attorneys. He was born in Washington DC and studied at Georgetown Law after SF State College.
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Fremont City
al Sprague
City Mar
Don Driggs
Carey Toyater
Sacramento
Sprague
Ray Ott
Ott
Royster
Califor
Nia Legislative Counsel
Washington, D.C
Maryland
San Francisco State Colege
Royster En
Georgetown Law School
San Francisco
Law
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Santa Clara
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South County Scene
the Daily Review
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