Newark Philharmonic Society to stage Christmas concert
The Fremont Newark Philharmonic Society presents an 8 p m Christmas concert at Newark High School directed by Gary Smith with Bhost as conductor. Conrad Walla leads choirs from Ohlone College and local high schools. Tickets at the door 2 for adults and 1 for children seniors. Some free admissions with activity or registration cards. Also listed are post office hours and shopping centers offering mailing services. An unlicensed tire recapper in Newark was arrested on robbery and assault charges after a car sale dispute led to a knife attack.
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Newark
Fremont-Newark Philharmonic Society
Gary Smith
Ohlone College
Newark High School
Lafayette Ave
Conrad Walla
Ob College
Arthur J. Perrilia
Alan Jerome Schoennauer
Hal Schoennauer
Perridlo Schoenmauer
Fremont Police seek paid meal breaks denied by board
The Fremont Civil Service Board rejected a move by the Fremont Police Association to grant paid meal periods for 26 officers. Eight officers testified that lunch periods are impractical due to job restrictions, with a nine hour shift and one unpaid hour for lunch. The bid aimed to convert to an eight hour day with a paid three minute meal break, differing from about 57 other officers. The dispute traces to a 1869 court settlement.
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Fremont
Civil Service Board
Fremont Police Associatison
Department
Association
Chris Burdick
Police Department
Sby
Newark bar assault case ends in guilty verdict
A Newark man, Eldon R. Wilks, was found guilty in Alameda County Superior Court of armed robbery and assault with a deadly weapon after a five day trial. The victim, Virginia H. Jones, testified she was slashed with a knife, her jewelry cut off, bound and gagged during a Labor Day robbery at Playgirl West in Newark. Jurors also heard about a separate vehicular manslaughter case involving Fred J. Harper, who received a one year suspended sentence, a $500 fine and three years probation for the crash that killed Catheryn Stadelman on the Nimitz Freeway.
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Newark
Fremont
Alameda County
Yarsday
Eldon R. Wilks
Gordon Ilinder
Virginia H. Jones
Fred
Harper
George Phillips Jes
United Methodist
Catheryn Sadelman
David L. Dolan
San Jose
Dolan
Alameda County Board expands farm zone limits
The Alameda County Board of Supervisors approved Zoning Amendment A broadening agricultural accessory uses in rural areas. It allows two horses on a one acre site, up to 50 fowl or small animals, and up to four sheep or goats per acre. Kennels stables riding schools still require a special use permit. The planning commission's amendment faced no opposition in hearings.
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Alameda
Fremont Events And Auctions Schedule For Weekend
The Fremont Police Department hosts an unclaimed property auction tomorrow at the city corporation yard, 3735 Sequoia Road, featuring suitcases cameras and gun holsters. Castrove Valley Parents Council and Castro Valley Music fundraisers include a bake sale at Safeway Wells Fargo Center and Lucky Market. The Fremont Marching Units host a spaghetti dinner and variety show tomorrow at Thornton Junior High School at 6 p.m. Donations are one dollar. An open house and children's art show Sunday from 1 to 4 p.m. at Shinn Park Fremont highlights children’s artwork. Dr Philip Gardner speaks on diabetes at Lindsay at 2 p.m. Kaiser Education Center Oakland. The Original Sailorette Christmas Pageant returns to Fremont Community Center Sunday at 7 p.m. Tickets 40 cents to benefit drums for the Sailorette Baton Corps.
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Fremont Police Department
Actu
al City Corporation
Sequoia Road
Fremont
Parents’ Council
Caetro Valley
Safeway-Wells Fargo Center
Lucky Market
Castro Valley
Thornton Junior High School
Thornton Ave
Donallon
Shinn Park
Peralts Blvd
Fredont
Mission Peak
Sindsay
Kaiser Education Center
Piedmont Avé
Oakland
Alameda Contra Costa Diabetes Association
Fremont Community Center
Paseo Padre Parkway
Dolly Review Opens South County Scene in Maynard
In Friday’s South County scene page, local arts coverage highlights The Dolly Review’s stop in Maynard with notes on performers, venue ambiance, and community response. The feature notes December date and Cali connections shaping the show.
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Dolly Review
Maynard
Cali
Milani School wins fire prevention contest trophy
Milani School principal Leo Hinkel proudly surveys the top prize as Newark officials look on. Milani students achieved the highest 78.5 percent completion rate of fire prevention inspection forms in homes during Fire Prevention Week, surpassing the city elementary average of 68 percent after contacting 1400 Newark families.
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Leo Hinkel
Newark
Jim Balentine
Joh Oliveira
Tri-Cities
Flp, Spaulding Jr
Polluting gas stations ban challenged by Alameda official
Robert Plowright Newark City Councilman and county representative on the Buy Arda Air Pollution Control District opposes the ban on new gas stations. He argues the ban won’t improve air quality as emissions rise and urges repeal at a December 21 public hearing. The board heard lengthy debate as oil firms, developers, and unions warned the policy would cost jobs and curb development. staff noted 33 denials, with several exemptions and pending plans. Plowright favors requiring gas recovery devices for all stations and contends total government controls on stations are already stringent.
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Robert Plowright
Alameda County
Arda Air Pollution Control District Board
Flowright
Newark
Bas
Plowright
Oil Company
Bam
DB. J. Callaghan
Bay Area
Plawtight
Tve
SPCA raids Warm Springs kennel amid filthy conditions
Thirty purebred basset hounds valued at 100 dollars each were seized by Oakland SPCA and county animal control under a warrant charging unsanitary kennel conditions at Green Thumb Kennels on 519 Warm Springs Blvd. Dogs were moved to Santa Rita shelter after chaotic removal, while owner Mrs United disputed the force used. no arrests reported.
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Fremont
Warm Springs
Oakland Society For Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
County Animal Control Department
SPCA
John Ontiedt
SPEA
Charles Marsh
Untivul
Newark councilmen accused of racism over park and street aid
Newark officials faced charges of latent racism as council members refused to allocate funds for park and street improvements in older, low income Mexican American areas. Fernando Gaspasin urged a community improvement committee to guide spending of 830,001 federal revenue sharing money, prompting sharp debate. A civil engineering report cites 1.6 million needed to upgrade most area streets.
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Newarrk
Svon
Fernando Gaspasin
la Raga Unida
Ife
E Cide
Flagosin
James Balentine Sai
Louis Carter
Harry Lewis
Newark
Harry Erwin
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Union City
Centerville
Glenmoor
Staton
Ciill
Shay-Kerner Hallmark
Fabric Lane
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Ledeen's
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Perrillo
Schoenmauer
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Schoenwauer
Film St. Newark
South County Scene
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Union Oil
Dublin
Hayward
Pleasanton
San Lorenzo
Saillowright
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