Newark Budget Grows After Nine Hour Council Session
Newark City Council extended the 1967 69 study budget by 13559, lifting the total from 1256219 and keeping the tax line at 471 per 100. Additions include extra staff and funds across departments for conferences and meetings, with some items cut or shifted to avoid red ink. The police budget was trimmed but staffing upgrades were debated, and overtime for Newark Day plus Chamber of Commerce costs drew scrutiny while recreation and school facility use expenditures were questioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Bruce Allman
Hut
Bean Molearafe
Boll
James Balenfire
Newark Chamber of Commerce
Almat
Public Works and Recreation
Ah- Man
Thirty Jom Ranks Of Citizens Ceremony Names 33 New Americans
Thirty three Southern Alameda County residents were naturalized in Alameda County Superior Court before Judge Lewis Lereara. The list includes Mario Fernandez Hayward Cuba Keselotte Hansen Germany Lucke Hayes Japan Allee K E and Robert H Munkittrick Canada Ivan and Olga Pryan stateless Hans W H Spremberg Germany Branko Todorovis Yugoslavia Martha Li Wilson Canada San Leandro Hissko De Benning Japan Nico Futterer Netherlands Frances M Howle Canada Mary Perjanth New Zealand Walter A Petersen Germany Herbert F Paipps Canada Agnes W Schule Germany Castro Valley Dorothy T Bosch Netherlands Catherine B Williams Great Britain San Lorenzo Herbert T Tarker United Kingdom Michael J Kimpelle Canada Fremont Sarah B Aguirre Great Britain Alice Topee Netherlands Livermore Juin J Krewinkel Netherlands Dennis F Suarez Mexico Pleasanton Priscilla GC Tiga Koltinger Village Philippines.
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Alameda County
United States
Lewis Lereara
Hayward
Mario Fernandlee
Standish Ave
Cuba
Keselotte Hansen
Hermes Court
Germany
Lucke Hayes
East
Castro Valley Blvd
Japan
Allee KE
Robert H. Munkittrick
Times Ave
Canada
Ivan
Olga Pryan
San Leandro
Hissko de Benning
Jaspan
Nico Futterer
Carmel Way
Netherlands
Frances M
Keith B. Howle
Apt. 1
Mary
Perjanth
Somerset Ave
New Zealand
Walter A. Petersen
Budge St
Herbert F
Roberta E. Paipps
Cedar Ave
Agnes W. Schule
Dulietta St
Castro Valley
Dorothy T
Henry d. Bosch
Omega Ava
Catherine B
Roy G. Williams
Cantana Alta Mira
Great Britain
San Lorenzo
Herbert T. Tarker
Hacienda Ave
United Kingdom
Michael J
Mitchell G. Kimpelle
Frances
Fremont
Sarah B. Aguirre
Sterling Court
Great Briain
Alice
Gus W. Topee
Coca Palm Drive
Rioter Placed On Probation in Fremont Riot
Deann Kay Willioth, 20, of 3787 Second St Fremont, was given five years probation in Alameda County Superior Court for his role in a riot last September at a Fremont pizza parlor. The incident involved members and friends of the Banshees motorcycle club and left a Fremont policeman injured. Two other participants, Arthur Vasquez and Dennis Melvin, received $150 fines or 30 days in jail, with sentencing suspended until July 24.
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Fremont
Deann Kay Willioth
Second St
Alameda County
Banshees Motorcycle Club
Arthur &. Vasquez
Dennis W. Melvin
Scott urges Johnson to name Varallo U.S. treasurer
Senator Hugh Scott of Pennsylvania urged President Johnson to appoint former Philadelphia councilwoman Mary Varallo as the next U.S. treasurer. The request highlights Varallo as a prominent Democratic figure from Philadelphia and reflects ongoing discussions about filling the national financial post.
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Washington
UPI
Hugh Scott
Hubert Owsley Heads Area Law Fraternity
Micherl Owsley Casily Yailey of the adult parole office in Oakland was installed as president of the East Bay Chapter of Lambda Alpha Epsilon last night at the Holiday Inn in Oakland. Other officers include Walter China of the adult parole office in San Francisco first vice president Barry Wysling Oakland Police Department seconds vice president Julie Simpson Alameda County Probation Department secretary treasurer and Dick Simpson California Alcoholic Beverage Control agent sergeant at arms.
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Micherl Owsley
Casily Yailey
Oakland
East Bay
Lambda Alpha Epsilon
Oaksland
Walter China
San Francisco
Barry Wysling
Askland Polles Deepartment
Seconds Ving
Julie Simpson
Alamedis County
Outlay For Land Tops Items In Parks Budget
East Bay Regional Park District approves a 3,485,018 dollar budget for 1967 66 with land acquisition at 957,287 dollars. Contra Costa County parkland gets 590,000 dollars and Alameda County 367,289 dollars. Over two thirds funds go to payments on existing parks or reserves for proposed parks such as Alameda Creek Coyote Hills Aquatic Park near Fremont and the Shoreline Park near Richmond. Another 100,650 dollars is licked.
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East Bay
Contra Costal
Alameda County
Alameda Creek
Coyote Hilla
Fremont
Shoreline Park
Richmond
Depleted Quarry Could Create Alameda Park District Plan
A plan to create a recreation area funded by $4.75 million total revenues proposes $420,174 for Alameda County and $368,841 for Contra Costa County to build parks. Alameda maintenance covers nine regional parks. Contra Costa adds three others not open to the public, with $872,458 total spending and $725,272 in Alameda plus $137,182 in Contra Costa. Administration costs total $157,247. tax funds come from property tax rates per $100. Kaiser Industries’ depleted quarry near Pleasanton could host a new recreation area, with Kaiser land donation approved by Alameda County Planning Commission. Boundaries lie along Stanley Boulevard and surrounding parcels. exact lines are not set. A $267,160 gap will be covered by working capital for July–December operations.
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Alamada County
Contra, Costa County
Contra Costa
Alameda
Contra Costa County
Alameda County
Contta Costa
Theast Bay
Pleasanton
Kaiser Industries
Wreasaulton-Livermore
Alameda County Plaming Commission
Kaiser Land
Stanley Boulevard
Newark council weighs police chief, Cherry Street plan
Newark city council to consider appointing a police chief with acting chief William Morrison a candidate. A Cherry Street widening plan and a $400 000 financing of the street front will be discussed with industrialists. A Lakeshore Park development contract of $120 000 and a building permit fee revision to raise revenue also appear on the agenda. A county day control contract with the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals is to be examined.
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Newark City Counci
Cherry Street
Bruce Altman
Chilef
William Morrison
James Chamberslel
Cherry
Lakeshore
Transamerica
Talk Slated By Counsel For ACLU
ACLU counsel Pail fulvonik will speak at a California State College workshop on Teaching the Bill of Rights. The event, funded by a 4400 grant from the State Department of Education, covers Freedom of Expression and related theories with additional talks by Alameda County Superior Court Judge John Purehia on Juvenile rights and Dr Eugena Mayers on Military Due Process.
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Pail
Fulvonik
American Civil Liberties Union
Northern Catifornia
Improoval
Califfornia State College
Mays
Ward
Dinior Mish Schuyl
State Department of Education
Halyonik
Alameda County
Low Income Persons May Gain from Bill
Assemblyman Charles Bee of Hayward sponsors a bill signed by Gov. Reagan to clarify hiring rules for federal job programs in schools. The measure lets untrained workers enter six month testing for full classified staff rights and benefits, aiming to open doors for low income individuals to better jobs.
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Assemblymanarles Bee
D-Hayward
Bil
Ren Gat
Hut
Bee
Hee
New LSD Movie To Have Preview
Fremont Newark residents viewed a controversial film on LSD titled Decision presented to the Stamp Out Crime Committee. Fremont Police Captain Harry Heyen reported the group discussed delaying a formal decision until an LSD presentation by doctors scientists and psychologists could be shown to students. The 18 minute film drew about 5 000 area youths and prompted debate on further committee purchases and airing.
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Fremont Newark
Fremont
Harry Heyen
Butte
LSD Presenta
Vote Due On Water Tax Cut
Fremont Alameda County Water District directors meet at 7 30 pm to adopt a 1967 68 budget of 3 25 million and to lower the tax rate to 1542 cents per 100 dollars of assessed valuation. Directors vote unanimously despite concerns over a 52000 reserve fund and discuss a wage continuation plan and a possible fabricating device for Alameda Creek water. They will also set water rates for the next fiscal year.
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Fremont
Alameda Country
Clark Redeker
Mgr
Matt Whitfield
Whitfield
Alameda Creek
Fremont City Manager Defends Park to Public Works Shift
Fremont officials debated reorganizing park duties from Recreation to Public Works. City Manager Don Driggs argued efficiency would rise with one head, while Commissioner Neil McCarthy and others questioned impact on long held park development aims and qualifications of the recreation director. Driggs asserted Central Park and the landmark programs would move under higher administration, with the commission’s role unchanged and the manager responsible for staff organization.
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Fremont
Don Driggs
Driggs
Recreation
Public Works Department
Neil McCarthy
Len McVicar
Hie
McCarthy
Fey
Recreation Department
Central Park
Recreation Commission
City Eaucil
San Leandro Library cuts free service for nonresidents
San Leandro Community Library directors on Tuesday voted to end free library privileges for non San Leandro residents due to insufficient funds. The measure affects Oaklands Sheffield Village residents and others not supported by taxes. A proposal to join the San Leandro Arts Council was abandoned.
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San Luandro
Oakland
Sheffield Village
San Leandro
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