Drug Council seeks funds to expand program
The Community Drug Council plans to seek federal funding to expand its operation doubling fulltime staff from three to six under director abner Baker. The plan includes hiring a crisis center supervisor, two workshop instructors, an administrative assistant, and increasing stipends from three to nine. A move to relocate the crisis center from a mobile unit near Fremont Civic Center to Union City is proposed, with a Western Pacific Railway owned house on Alvarado-Niles Road eyed for CDC use. The board also elected officers with Dr Arthur Stickland continuing as president, E. James Peeley as vice president, Annette Hendrix as secretary, and Rev. George Crespin as a member.
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E. Janes Peeley
Annette Hendrix
George Crespin
Open space ribbon approved for Fremont Alameda Creek area
Fremont planners embraced the open frame concept to create a continuous band of open space along the Alameda Creek channel from Alvarado Boulevard to Coyote Hills Regional Park. The plan aims to preserve Fremont's identity amid nearby developments, with initial steps including a Kaiser-Aetna 210 acre housing project west of Alvarado between Lowry Road and Aberily limits. The concept will be reviewed by city councilsmen after a commission vote.
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Alameda Creek
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Alvarado Boulevard
Coyote Hills Regional Park
Kaiser-Aetna
Alvarado
Lowry Road
Aberily
Welfare costs drop as county records close for November
County welfare spending fell by 281657 to 8519856 for November, described by Human Resources Agency Director Jack McKay as part of a national trend. December projections appear similar. McKay proposed separating the jobfinding division from other services. board review pending with a budget committee meeting slated for next Wednesday. Social workers oppose the plan.
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Teacher union seeks dismissal of Hayward suit
Local 1428 of the California Federation of Teachers asks to drop a suit filed in October against the Hayward school district. The action aimed to compel payment of withheld wages during Phase E of the wage-price freeze after a January 2 school board move. Local President Lewis Hedgecock cited the Jan 3 board decision to pay withheld funds as making the suit unnecessary.
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Hayward
California Federation of Teachers
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Hame
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Hedgecock
Castino Valley Highway widening project slated for TV airing
A five minute program describing the proposed widening of Highway through Castino Valley will air at 7 30 tonight on Televents Cable A Channel residents in Castino and Livermore Amador Valley will watch maps and aerial photos. Paul Rowe state highways project coordinator will describe the Castro Valley to Rete 68 route in Dubin ahead of a January 26 public hearing at Castro Valley High School at 8 p m.
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Paul Rowe
State Division of Highways
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Dubin
Casta Valley High School
Fun Fair at Ohiona College Fremont Features Kids Arts
The Operation Shore and TA Online College program at Ohiona College Fremont offers educational games arts and crafts for elementary kids and a Family film series at 7 30 tonight and tomorrow night in the Oh Lone College Theatre Tonight Laurel and Hardy films The Music Box and The Finishing Touch Tomorrow Up the Down Staircase Admission 1 cent adults 28 cents children Under 14 Tuesday Good Soldier Schweik 1961 German comedy with English subtitles shown near dawn
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Fremont
Ohlone College Theatre
Interior aide backs South Bay wildlife refuge plan
Menlo Park reports a secretary of interior official expressed confidence that a 17 000 acre South Bay wildlife refuge would pass Congress. The proposal would guard Greco and Bair Islands in San Mateo County and parts of Santa Clara County, linking with adjacent lands to form a public greenbelt.
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Alviso’ Bay
Palomares hiring approved under complex state fund plan
Castro Valley school board approved hiring a third Palomares teacher for the remainder of the school year at Palo mares School. The move followed advocacy by Palomares parents amid concerns of unequal funding and school openness. District officials estimate the state small school formula could net up to 36 thousand dollars, with over half supporting the new hire, while critics question fairness as other campuses run lean. The board sanctioned the hire with annual review and approved hiring an accounting firm to assist in upcoming teacher lottery budgeting and a new program planning building system.
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Charles Hahn
de Pue
George Kinesid
Merrill Bobele
Wintergreen’ Drive
Newark High School
Recreation Commission
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Smith Ave
a _Pacific’ Telefibone Co
Hideo
Nikana
Water bond election date in doubt for ACWD
Alameda County Water District faces uncertainty over a $7.9 million bond election. Possible dates range from May to June, with May ruled out by county elections officials. Board weighs consolidating with the primary to save costs, while bond counsel will be consulted. Also reported is ACWD's 567 acre feet extra water from the San Francisco Water Department raising annual contracted supply and costs funded from reserves.
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Fremont
Alameda County
Alameda County Elections Office
Water District
ACWD
Matt Whitfield
Whitfield
San Francisco Water Department
Mystery trip at Mes sigh Lutheran Church pupils explores occult beliefs
The second of four mystery trips drew 16 people to Mes sigh Lutheran Church for a night of discussion on occult topics. Rev Jack Lewis led the session, distributing a 14 year old fortune letter and exploring astrology tarot cards and fortune telling. He framed Christianity as trust rather than belief in miracles and cautioned against predicting the future, citing Matthew 6 34.
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Messigh Lutheran Church
Rav
Jack Lewis
Ikig
Lewis
Jover
Plato
Newark council debates animal control and costs
Newark city councilors urged a switch from Alameda County animal control to a city program claiming better service for about 25 800 next year versus 31 107 for county support. Mayor Harry Lewis and Councilman James Balentine criticized current patrols and pressed Turnlund to report to the Alameda County Advisory Committee on January 18 while awaiting the committee’s stance.
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Alameda County
Richard
Jess
Syater
Turnland
Thoulund
Harry Lewis
James Balentine
Lewis
Turnlund
Newark Topsless Law Trial Sparks Publicity at Pub
Newark enforces a topless and bottomless performance ban with two warrants served at Playgirl Club on Rich Ave. Karen Lee Lake and Neds Lynn MacDonald, both 23, face charges with Miss MacDonald held on two counts and Miss Lake charged under a separate section. Police had monitored alleged violations as the ordinance took effect January 2.
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Rich Ave
Karen Lee Lake
Neds Lynn MacDonald
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Miss Lake
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