Judge bans public in Fremont police funds case
In Fremont Judge F. Perley ordered the courtroom cleared as Edwin L. Bowers 28 a sergeant and treasurer in the Fremont Police Reserve Association faced a grand theft charge. The latest audit shows $199 and other funds unaccounted for leading to a reduced charge to a misdemeanor with a trial date set for next Monday.
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On F. Perley
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Roy G. Pucci
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San Leandro Crime Up 0.3 Percent in 11 Months
San Leandro crime rose 0.3 percent from January to November compared with 1970. Robbery led the increase, up 33.7 percent with 103 robberies in the period. Burglary and thefts also climbed, while narcotics and liquor law violations remained high. New Haven trustees will address overcrowding at local schools tonight, considering a high school semester plan and space alternatives. The meeting starts at 7 pm at Manuel White School in Union City.
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Tamarack Drive
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Manuel White- Barnard
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Duane Bay
Farthway Baptist Church
Union City Fire Department
Poesia US
Hillview Guest School
Alvarado School
Local PTA meetings discuss child development and road overpass plans
Hayward PTA will demonstrate motor perception skills in kindergarten classes of Kathleen McVay and Jeanne Shefeld at Brenkwitz School tonight at 7 30. Southgate School hosts Calatoga Avenue overpass topic with three state highway department representatives at 7 40, featuring Rich ard Gee William Doud and Jim How ey. Southale School at 26601 Celeroga Ave offers child care. Winton Grove School PTA hosts a pet-acquainted potluck dinner at 6 with chairmen Mrs Samuel Marshall and Mrs Gus Defasio Parunls, asking attendees to bring hot dish salad bread and rolls. all equipment will be provided.
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Donight
Brenkwitz School
PTA
Calatoga Avenue
State Highway Department
Southgate School
Richard Gee
William Doud
Jim How
Southale School
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Public hearings and community events sweep Alameda councils
Public hearings and forums sweep Alameda County with a series of tonight and tomorrow meetings. Keiser Sand and Gravel seeks to reclaim Stanley Boulevard land for dumping at Amador High School. San Leandro and Hayward boards discuss budgets and development. A drug abuse forum features Dr. Wilson van Dusen. San Leandro race relations discussion includes local educators and officials. Winter Pops Concert at Irvington High School offers performances by choirs and bands with admission 76 cents adults.
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Fremont Chamber of Commerce
Mission San Jose Slight School
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Wilson van Dusen
Awareness House
Berkeley
Alameda County Board of Education
W. Winton Ave
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City Center
San Leandro
Bancroft Junior High School
San Jeandro High School
PTA Umits
Jack D. Malester
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Irvington High School
Blacow Road
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New Entrance Crashes Through Fremont Pharmacy Window
A station wagon plowed into Pound's Manor Pharmacy at 449 Stevenson Blvd in Fremont last night creating a new entrance. Police say driver Donna K Rolla of 39589 Catamaran Street Fremont was behind the wheel and brakes failed. Two Fremont teens Andy Freeman 16 and Neal Caruso 15 were treated for cuts after being in the store at the time.
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Stevenson Blvd
Fremont
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William St
Neal Caruso
Fremont Blvd
Union City weighs city take over animal control and more
The union city council unanimously instructed staff to pursue a city takeover of animal control from the county and begin a small field service with one trailer and one truck, despite a looming $20,000 county bill. Mayor Franco noted potential gaps in emergency coverage. The panel also eyed a Lucky Super Market and Mobil station at Hall Range Road and Alvarado Boulevard, approving the plan 4-1 while one member dissented over policy limits. A contractor protested delays on building permits for three duplexes amid a water pressure concern in the Decato area. The council also heard about Sensible Low Income Housing signatures aimed at placing a key issue on the April ballot, with 50 valid signatures needed and 700 gathered so far.
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Newark
Rewaning
Mobil
Hall Rane Road
Alvarado Bowevard
Caumeilman
Irving Williams
Committee For Sensible Low
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Irvington Area Plan eyed in Fremont council session
Fremont council and planning commission clash over the Irvington Area Plan. Realignment of Washington Boulevard and housing density changes face opposition, with a new version pushed for council tonight. May or van Doorn backs staff review of advisory bodies and potential broadened jurisdiction for the historic area board. An appeal over pedestrian walkways tied to Fremont Hub Shopping Center also awaits action. A rezoning proposal for 4 acres southwest of Mission Boulevard seeks general industrial use.
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Irvington
Planning Commission
Washington Boulevard
Irvington Avenue
Wiliam van Doorn
van Door
Historical Architectural Review Board
Architectural Board
Mission San Jose
California
Niles
Warm Springs
van Doorn
Fremont Hub
Hap Smith
Montgomery Ward
Fey's Market
Mervyn's
Argonaut Way
Smith
Mission Boulevard
King and
Bhllside
San Lorenzo trustees reject fringe benefits while approving some
San Lorenzo Unified School District trustees refused to approve the proposed fringe benefits for classified staff despite picket line protests at Grant School. The district favored a three-item package including a growth program, 20 days vacation after 12 years, and a longevity pay plan, starting Feb 1, with objections raised by union reps over representation and funding limits.
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San Lorenzo Unified
Grant School
Paul Yaracalli
United Public Employes Local 30
One Way Couple t Urged For Mission Boulevard Traffic
Fremont engineers push a one way couplet on Mission Boulevard from Pine Street to 900 feet south of Pine, via Ellsworth through the Novitiate, as the preferred solution despite moving streets and widening costs. Public hearing planned after council review of the Mission San Jose Circulation and Land Use Study.
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Mission Boulevard
Bilsword
Pine Street
Holy Family
Mission San Jose
Mission Greek Bridge
Ellsworth
Novitiate
Mission
Washington
Fillsworth
Tax relief zone plan delayed until Monday in Alameda County
Alameda County Planning Commissioners postponed action on changes to the agricultural zone designed to ease tax burdens for farmers and ranchers and preserve land. The review drew ranchers and farmers who agreed in principle but pressed on the specifics, including minimum building site sizes and sale restrictions. The commission will reassess at next month’s meeting.
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Alameda County
William Fraley
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