Fremont police deny dealing with finks in narcotics cases
Police chief John Fabbri denied using coercion to make deals with narcotics suspects in exchange for cooperation. Joseph Murphy, whose son Daniel faced charges, claimed the police pressured youths to aid busts in exchange for lighter results. Murphy said families plan to protest police tactics at a city council meeting, while Fabbri defended lawful methods and noted cases rely on prosecutors and judges.
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Fremont
John Fabbel
Joseph Murphy
Laramie
Fremont Recreation Commission
Murphy
Fabbri
D.A
Sai
Daniel
Big Mike
Danny
Ney
Bryson
Irvington Park
Lint
Ike Hell
Faberi
Pa- Hee
Newark plans second mobile home park before planning panel
A proposal by George K. Demarest of Palo Alto to build Newark second mobile home park, costing 200000 dollars on four acres near Willow Street and Thornton Avenue, will be discussed tonight. The plan includes 36 mobile homes, a manager's apartment recreation hall and a swimming pool, with street abandonments sought to enlarge the site. Public works opposes abandonment. planning staff cautious as council weighs mobile home experimentation. The first trailer park, on 2.5 acres near Nimitz Freeway, was approved earlier and will begin construction.
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Newark
George K. Demarest
Palo Alto
Demarest
Willow Street
Thornton Avenue
Aea
Charles C. Cashmark
Cashmark
Planning Commission
Ommendaton
Nimitz Freeway
Baine
Central Avenues
Cedar Boulevard
An Lyons Development Oe
At & P.m
City Council
Newark Blvd
Health Planning Council
Board of Supervisor
Bay Area Health Facilities Planning Commission
McElhinney
Sewer service charge hearing set for Oro Loma district
Directors of the Oro Loma Sanitary District meet at 7 30 tonight at 2000 Grant Ave to hear comments on a proposed sewer service charge for residential users. Subsequent hearings will cover industrial and commercial users and public agencies. The plan would replace property taxes with a fixed charge to fund maintenance and operation. Roberto Alcala, a candidate for the San Lorenzo Village Homes Association board, criticizes the scheduling as two days before Christmas. Homes association directors recently voted unanimously against the charge.
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San Lorenzo
Oro Loma
Grant Ave
Jon Wall
Roberto Alcala
San Lorenzo Village Homes Association
Sanitary District
The
Homes Association
Lighting contest winners listed
SAN LEANDRO Don Nicholson 2479 Marineview Drive won the grand prize in this year’s Wonderful World of Christmas decoration contest sponsored by the San Leandro Junior Chamber of Commerce. Nicholson’s home was described as a church and he will join other trophy winners at a post holiday awards banquet at the Blue Dolphin restaurant Jan 4. Prigley’s Custom Upholstery 27 Callan Ave took first prize in the industrial division. Top residential division winners include General display first place Mr and Mrs Gene Riley 1726 Skyview Drive second place F Bear and Jim Dillon 2226 Lakeview Drive and Mrs Andrew Sigolin 1056 Minerva St third. Animated first Frank Lesher 2870 Washington Ave second Joseph Panetta 1985 E Juana Ave third Rich and Hank Block 1348 Dorothy Ave. Indoor tree first Mrs Esther Carter 922 Bancroft Ave second Joseph Panetta 1335 E Juana Ave third Richard Stevens 14108 Tiburon Road. Lighting first James Nelson Sr 14239 Orchid Drive second M A Francis 564 Dowling Blvd third Mrs J W Rittler 999 Regier Ave. Religious first Nicholson second Joe Noga ao Darius Court third Charles La Fave 2022 Evergreen Ave. The Bay GVisla Improvement Association won the award for best decorated area.
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San Leandro
Don Nicholson
Marineview Drive
Gene Riley
Skyview Drive
F. Bear
Jim Dillon
Lakeview Drive
Andrew Sigouln
Minerva St
Frank Lesher
Esther Carter
Bancroft Ave
Joseph Panetta
E. Juana Ave
Richard Stevens
Tiburon Road
James Nelson Sr
Orchid Drive
M. A. Francis
Dowling Blvd
J. W. Rittler
Regier Ave
Nicholson
Joe Noga
Darius Court
Charles la Fave
Evergreen Ave
Bay-Gvisla
West Livermore Valley needs another hospital
In Dublin the west end of the Livermore Amador Valley backs a plan for a new general hospital to meet rapid population growth. Valley Memorial Hospital leaders and physicians urge coordinated development to avoid duplicate services while state planners review proposals for sites near Dublin or San Ramon, with Pleasanton seen as less viable.
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Livermore-Amendor Valley
Valley Memorial Hospital
Frank McElhinney
San Francisco
McKihhinney
Valley Memorial
Livermore-Upper Amador Valley
Livermore-Amador Valley
U.S
Bill Drum
McElhinney
Health Facilities Planning Commission
San Ramon
Pleasanton
Pasatiempo
Alameda County
Contra Costa County
Allen Holmes
Allen's Ambulance Service
Martinez
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Mobile Home Park
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Roberta Griego
Fred Sanots
Hayward Junker Chamber of Commerce
Salvation Army
Hayward Theater
Marshall Mermotte
Dan Claus
Rich Williams
Jaycees
Jim Chapine
Eden Hospital
Julien Goodman
Center
Project Eden
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Hayward
Larry Waldt
Donald Sawyer
West Livermore Valley
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Fircrest
Alcosta Boulevard
Harry Brownell
Comprehensive Health Planning Council
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Dougherty
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Livermore Area
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