Fremont Planners Study Quarry Controls Tonight
Fremont Planning Commission will consider use permits for two quarries, Rio Gravel and Inland Aggregate, under a city ordinance requiring nonconforming quarries to file by Sept. 10. Pacific Cement and Aggregates likely to file soon. The plan aims for interim operation and eventual rehabilitation with a master plan, while debating conditions and deadlines in a long agenda including local water and church policy concerns.
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Niles
Fremont Planning Commission
Pacific Cement and Aggregates
Rio Gravel
Ch.Rhodes and Jamieson
Inland Aggregate Co
Niles Sand
Commission
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Planning Department
Fire Pay Increase Pondered in San Leandro
The San Leandro city council will consider a 2.5 percent salary raise for 16 fire engineers with a civil service board recommendation. If approved the $4,236 cost would keep a 7 percent differential above firemen, replacing the existing 5 percent gap. the council is set to meet on August 3.
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San Leandro
Alexander Stepka
Council
Fire Union President Denies Strike Plans
Fremont firefighters led by Dan Lydon of Laval 1689 deny walkout rumors amid city talks with City Manager Don Driggs. He stresses no strike clause exists yet notes possible protest via home alarms. Fire Chief Filudilla backs a new alerting plan to reduce off duty trips, sending two engines per fire and limiting home activations.
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Fremont
Dan Lydon
Laval
International Association of Firefighters
Don Driggs
Public Works Department
Eydan
Gremar
Bura
Lyéon
Wremont
Lydon
Sonnel
Nes
Thomas Filudilla
Driggs
Lydan
Estudilla
Poverty Agency Denies Cities Plan to Quit
Executive director Ricardo Ontiveros denied that any city in South County plans to leave the Alameda County Economic Opportunity Agency amid rumors of a new county anti poverty board. He urged supervisors to avoid restructuring, saying several boards and officials have misrepresented the agency and noted prior rifts with Pleasanton and Livermore were resolved.
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Southern
Alameda County Economic Opportunity Agency
Ricardo Ontiveros
Ontiveros
Alameda County Supervisors
South County
Pleasanton
Livermore
OHO
Francis Jeffrey
Fouuty
Ontiferns
Jeffries
Resolted
Antiveros
San Francisco
Hayworth-San Leandro
Livermore Amador Valley
Washington Township
Board of Supervisors
Jeffrey
Newark Limits Budget Cuts With Added Revenue Discovery
Newark officials announced a preliminary budget plan that avoids deeper cuts by identifying added revenue. The city expects higher reserves, revised assessed valuations, and adjusted state utility rolls, lifting projected income and easing funding gaps for vital services and building activity.
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State Board of Equaliation
Newark
Dan Clark
Fremont Budget Trim Proposed by Board to Save Costs
Fremont Unified School District trustees heard a staff report on a proposed 456000 cut to the current year budget based on a 486 tax rate. The reductions target programs not offered last year, including a 9200 cut from kindergarten services and equipment while preserving a 3 percent personnel pay increase. The board took no action yet, likely to review for 1968-69. Also approved are plans for North Conerville High School costing over 6 million to open in September 1970 for about 2250 students, easing overcrowding at Washington High School on a site at Fremont Boulevard and Alder Avenue.
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Fremont
Fremont Unified
Noth Conerville High School
Centerville
Washington High School
Fremont Boulevard
Alder Avenue
Appeal Slated Tonight On Lot Size In Newark
Transamerica Development Company plans an appeal to Newark City Council over lot reductions in a Newark tract. Council meets at 4 p.m. in city council chambers to consider a planned unit development with smaller lots to increase density and potential tax impacts.
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Newark—Transamerica Development Company
Newark
Newark Planning Commission
Newark City Council
Newark Blvd
Transamerica
Sentatives
Five car crash on Dumbarton Bridge kills Richmond woman
A Richmond woman, Marjorie J. Davis, 26, died after a five car collision on the Dumbarton Bridge near Palo Alto. Her passenger Greta Hicks, 28, was treated for minor injuries. The crash, around 10:05 p.m., involved a truck driven by Liison G. Mees, 21, of Fremont, attempting to pass Nyquist of Los Altos, with multiple secondary impacts and a spilled trailer contents. Police awaited further investigation.
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Stanford Hospital
Palo Alto
Marjorie J. Davis
Greta. Hicks
Richmond
Apias
California Highway Panol
Liison G. Mees
Hawkins St. Fremont
Muriel M. Nyquist
Los Altos
Nyquist
Alameda
Arthur €. Coleman
Oakland
Slide Show Tonight In San Leandro by Anthony Splivalo
Anthony Splivalo of Oakland will present slides from a Yugoslavia tour at 7 30 tonight in the San Leandro community library center. Sponsored by the Sons In Retirement the travelogue opens a monthly series inviting the public.
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San Leandro
Anthony Splivalo
Oakland
Yugoslavia
Alameda County Revises Overtime and Holiday Pay Policy
County supervisors approve a new overtime and holiday pay formula for hospital and clerical workers and craftsmen. Holidays worked earn time and one half plus a compensating day off or another day’s pay within 30 days. Overtime after eight hours daily and after 44 weekly hours is paid. Termination requires compensating time off before separation unless cash in lieu is approved. The association seeks premium pay parity for part time workers and employee choice between time off or pay for holidays worked.
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Alameda County
Board of Supervisors
Hayward Street Named Huntwood Way by Council
The Hayward City Council officially names the new street connecting Huntwood Avenue and Gatling Road as Huntwood Way. A short section is visible from Intwood Avenue looking north with barricades in the background marking Huntwood Avenue’s cul de sac plan.
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Huntwood Avenue
Gatling Road
Hayward
Huntwood Way
Intwood Avenue
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