Unions offer another chance to avert strike in Fremont
Fremont nonteaching school employees modeled a joint Classified Employes Council and set a January 9 strike vote deadline. Spokesman Erle Howery said the move aims to keep the public faith while returning to bargaining on January 3 if feasible. Local 24 California School Employees Association and Local 390 SEIU expect a session before January 3, weathering holiday delays.
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Rain prayers urged by Oakland Diocese bishop
Bishop Floyd L Begin called for weekend prayers for rain across the Oakland Diocese extending through year end as winter rains are hoped. He urged private prayers and a Prayers of the Faithful in Masses to seek rain and snow. Alameda and Contra Costa counties are in the diocese. SAN LEANDRO Lois Laird granted a variance to shrink her lot’s side yard for 2100 West Avenue 136th. other hearings postponed.
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Plans OKd for 241 Home Subdivision Near Alvarado Niles
The planning commission accepted an environmental report for Singer Housing Co. proposed 241 homes on 37 acres south of Alvarado Niles Road near Mann Avenue. Council review likely in January. project needs conditional use permit and tentative map approval. concerns include park dedication and traffic.
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Oyster Bay Named for Proposed Shoreline Park in San Leandro
An advisory committee favors Oyster Bay as the regional shoreline park name to be sent to the district naming panel. The plan excludes a fishing pier swimming or boat facilities and an equestrian ring, with natural shoreline, bicycle use, and a horse path. The park uses Neptune Drive access and sits on Oakland Scavenger Co. land slated for transfer to the park district amid permit negotiations.
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ABAG faces major budget cuts as funding drops
ABAG plans for 1977 78 show a nearly 3 million reduction from 6 94700 to about 2 987 900, threatening staff cuts. Salaries and benefits fall to 1 499 200, with 115 staffers eyed for reductions after salary negotiations. The agency, funded by county city dues and federal state grants, ends programs including the EPA Bay Area environmental plan.
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Fight Looms Over Quarry Expansion Near Fremont
City planning commissioners unanimously accepted an environmental impact report for proposed expansion at Dumbarton Quarry. The 79 acre Cayote Hills site on Fremont’s southern edge triggers a clash between quarry developers and environmentalists as the new year begins.
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Community events and regional planning notes in Hayward area
On Monday open house and crafts sale run 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Senior Activity Center First Methodist Church Hayward with lunch at noon and a Christmas stories and chorus by AARP. Hayward area board discusses Harvard school district use of Fairview Elementary. Centerville Library hosts a Spanish culture pinata party at 7 p.m. Union City Council meets at 8 p.m. to discuss bingo permit fees and park district improvements as quarry operators seek rock removal to extend life of operations and supply road aggregate nearby.
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Ex-candidate says suit harasses him over debts in Newark
Ex-candidate Charles Mike Carson accuses Newark school officials of harassing him to keep him from running in March. He plans to pay $12.50 for printing statements and qualifications from two 1975 elections he lost. Carson, a Fremont Newark substitute teacher, says he never received reminders and that his job applications were lost.
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