Fremont district Schools judged earthquake proof
A Fremont Unified School District study by J J Nailson finds district schools would sustain only minor damage in a major earthquake and comply with Field Act standards. Hale notes updated California Administrative Code sections reinforce current rigid construction rules. Copies of the report are available in district facilities offices.
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J. J. Nailson
Norman Hale
Fremont
Nailson
California
Naillan
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el Centro
Field Act
Hale
Naillon
Lawrence I. Sylva
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Toastmasters pathfinders install Fremont president and officers
Fremomt resident Jewal McCrary will be installed next Friday as president of the Pathfinders Toastmasters Club at 7:30 p.m. at Villa Del Greco Restaurant. Officers include Paul Ove administrative VP Ken Buck educational VP Dick Bouchet secretary Gene Tsujimoto treasurer Bud Ekirin sergeant at arms. The Pathfinders are among about 3400 Toastmasters clubs worldwide.
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Fremont
Jewal McCrary
Corrigan Drive
Pathfinders Toastmasters Club
McCreary
Scott, Foresman and
Palo Alto
Oliford Erickson
Era
Villa del Greco
Paul Ove
Corrigan Court
Ken Buck
Benbow Drive
Dick Bouchet
Vic Ban Carlos
Gene Tsujimoto
Bud Ekrin
Ban Carlos Place
Pathfinders
Toastmasters Club
First Fremont Passport Issued At Local Post Office
Mary Ellen Ahern of Fremont became the first person to receive a passport from the Fremont Post Office after an oath by Postal Clerk Henry Salazar. The office now handles applications due to heavy demand and keeps 2 dollars of the 12 dollar fee. Ahern, age 2 postal clerks, received a passport to travel in Europe.
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Henry Salazar
Ellen Ahern
Fremont
Miss Ahern
Westwood Ave
Europe
Fremont hires new planner Hollander at $50 a month
Arnold P. Hollander of Sealife Washington has been hired as an assistant planner with the Fremont Planning and Community Department at a $50 monthly salary to fill a long‑standing vacancy in long‑range planning. The 26‑year‑old, who holds a master’s in urban planning from the University of Washington and a BA in architecture from the University of California, previously worked with the City of San Francisco Planning Department and Jack Bras and Associates in Pleasanton.
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Sealife
Wask
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David Baker
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University of California
Concord
Pleasant Hill
City of
Fremont policemen graduate from Oh-Jone College ceremony
Of the 306 students graduating Sunday, 18 were Fremont police officers. Degrees in liberal arts went to Jack L. Acosta Ronald W. Anderly Henry Berberian Michael Harnett William Robertson and Richard Trimble Jr. Majoring in law enforcement were Gene Barnes Robert Bradanini Louis Budjan Larry Danner William Ehlen Stephen Hughes and James McKiernan.
Director quits Rad Lab to join Santa Maria firm as VP
Dr Arthi T Biehl associate director for advanced studies at Lawrence Radiation Laboratory leaves LRL to become vice president of Research and Developent Associates Inc Santa Maria. He remains as lab consultant through year end. A native of Brooklyn he earned a PhD from California Institute of Technology and serves in Diablo with wife Margaret and two sons. They plan to relocate to Santa Maria later this year.
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Arthi T. Biehl
Lawrence Radiation Laboratory
LRL
Research and Developent Associates, Inc
Santa Maria
Lab
Brooklyn
Pr. Bir
Uwinais Institute of ‘Techenology
California. Institute of Technology
Diablo
Margaret
Carlami
Evie
Santa Mancia
Planner Castro Returns as Pleasanton Planning Director
Former planning director Ricardo Castro is returning to Pleasanton after six months away. He previously led the department for over a decade before taking a Lithleton city post last November. City Manager James Fales approved his return, effective July 6, with acting planner Vince Aiello continuing to head the department in the interim.
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Ricardo Castro
Castro
Lithleton
Calo
Colorado
James Fales
Planing Commission
Fales
Vince Aiello
Two to Retire from Livermore Schools
Livermore Almond Avenue School principal Perry Bosworth and Livermore School District maintenance supervisor Milt Hartman announce retirement at year end. Bosworth joined the system in 1963 to help start the elementary summer school program and served as principal at Michell ehnel from 1959 until 1963 before almond avenue posting. Hartman, in his long tenure, earned praise for problem solving and frugal, hands on approach under Supt. Edwin Rund BLO.
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Livermore
Almond Avenue
Perry Bosworth
Mill Hartman
Bosworth
Summer Chew
Michell §Ehnel
Hartman
Tim
Milt
Edwin Rund
Lawrence Radiation Lab staff win Aes Silver Medal
Four ushers from Lawrence Radiation Laboratory Metal Lurgy Department win the 1971 American Electroplaters Society Silver Medal Award for two technical papers on strengthening electro-deposited lead and lead alloys. Dr. Harold Wiesner, William Frey, Dr. Richard Vander Voor, and Eugene Raymond receive $150 and recognition in Buffalo New York for methods adding titanium dioxide and bivium sulfate during electroplating to increase strength.
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Lawrence Radiation Laboratory Metallurgy Department
American Electroplaters Society
Buffalo
N.Y
Harold Wiesner
William P. Frey
Richard V. Vandervoor
Eugene J. Raymond
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