Poverty War Looms Over Fremont Newark Agency Change
Washington Township contemplates a shift to administer Eden Area poverty funds under a new structure. Executive director Hick Ontiveros says the executive committee will decide if the agency should assume control once regional headquarters offer is made. The plan may phase in Eden area representation and could keep the Eden board as advisory. By late February regional and state options include joint power arrangements, with several Localities in Alameda County showing interest.
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Fremont
Newark
City
Romantic Opportunity Agency
Eden Area
Anil
Hick Ontiveros
Boarh of
Peleary
Washington ‘Townshi
Aden Board
Washington — ‘Township Board
Alameda County
Hayward
San Jeandro
Union City
Alamada County
Irganina
Ontiveros Haig
Oro Loma Deed Rows Over Land Purchase Five Years On
Oro Loma Sanitary District executives discussed a disputed deed linked to a five year old land purchase. District manager Gail Stanton and legal adviser Robert Haight supported issuing the deed after confirming payment of $4,500, while directors warned of possible oversights and lack of Alameda County records. Additionally Kennedy Engineers reported progress on the sewage plant and a trunk sewer project on Cyant Avenue with a $350,000 estimate. district share about $60,000. Directors voted to bond Stanton for $100,000 and to authorize costs up to $420,000 for the trunk sewer agreement without renegotiation.
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Wrathall
Neltie Ward
Alameda County
Gail. Stanton
Robert Haight
Landis
Grant Avenue
Huard
Culver Lewis
Stanton
Haight
Haycel Renea
Kennedy Engineers
Huardh
Phhh Wader
Scherhite Srtabo
Reiney Engineers
the Wan Slenelton Company
Hensel, Phelps Construction
Heles Testing Laboratories
KewGesiro Valley Sanitary District
Cyant Avenue
Oro Loma
Winterbourne
Buand
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Hayward City News Briefs March 1 1968
Local page summarizes city events in Hayward California with brief notes on council actions, community meetings, and upcoming public notices for March. No names or specific times provided in readable text.
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Hayward
California
Central Park Bond Proposal Endorsed
Fremont’s proposed 2.1 million Central Park bond measure gains support from five city organizations and over 200 individuals. Ed Washburn reports the plan for April 9 ballot includes acquisition and development of a 2.1 acre park with a 50000 federal grant, with brochures and signs being prepared for weekend display.
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Fremont
Ed Washburn
Fremont League of Women Wavers
Centerville Enginessmen's Association
General Premont Demenls
California Republican League
Fremont Chamber of Commerce
Central Park
Washburn
Picketing NAACP Protests at City Poverty Unit
A small NAACP chapter picketed the Edentation for the Advancement of Area Economic Opportunity Or Colored People. They demand a board probe into discrimination charges affecting poverty and staff. Pickets include Louis Spiller and Juan Hernandez, with Amelia Hernandez among them, promising more numbers today. They supported Manpower Director Allen Rogers after his January firing by General Breithaupt, a dispute echoed by other board members.
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National Associing
Edentation
Yester-Fine
Pencsfl
Tinitlec
Louis
Spiller
Juan Hernandez
NAACP
Edenshown
Qait
Syiller
Talinstan
United
Joslive Aid
Hernandez
Community Service Organization
Amelia Hernandes
Greater Nuners
Allen Rogers
Gerald Breithaupt
Breithaupt
Richard Fury
Brand
Hayward
Fremont Roundup Campaigns Stir Fremont Council Race
Fremont voters face a tight council race as three seats open. Marilyn Blawie urges tax savings by rezoning land in the Fremont cave area, possibly affecting Bay Area rapid transit and a future central park. Frank Calhoun criticizes incumbent William van Doorn over the police bond issue while charges about campaign credits are answered by van Doorn's committee. Endorsements from Fremont Citizens for Better Government back Rhodes and Calhoun, with Charles A. Russell directing Rhodes' Mis sion San José campaign. In Hayward, Ilena Weinreb cites delays in street undergrounding projects, and Gerard E. LaPlante questions ABAG authority while advocating local governance over regional control.
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Fremont
Marilyn Blawie
Blawie
Burns-Getchell
Fremont Cave
Getchell Lnferests
Capwell
la Pramont
Bay Aves
Olway
Central Park
Sone
Cranpalan
Calhoun
van Doorn
Milllion
Europe
van Door
William van Doorn
Council
Galham Cor Sing
Lacuis
Cnmimenting
Nik
He Allauh
Ity
Keith Medeiros
van Poorn
Galhnun
Fremont Citizens For Better Government
Gene Rhodes
Grin
Bill Wilson
Charles A. Russell
Rhodes
Missin San José
Ray Williams
Orella Moore
Burtarper
Hayward
Ilena Weinreh
Columeil
Marder Road
Halder
Harder
Wayward
Qernatd JE
LaPlante
Bay Area
Prahileas
Aaire
Jan Abag
Kite Causes Power Loss In Pleasanton Area Obituaries
An airborne kite caused a power outage slicing four lines and knocking out electricity to about 40 homes in Pleasanton. The incident occurred around 4 p.m. yesterday while Elizabeth McCloud 76 and several others attended memorial services. Funeral notices follow for Mrs Marguerite L Cole and others in Fremont Castro Valley Newark and Union City with service details and burial plans.
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Fremont
Pleasanton
Elizabeth McCloud
Veiley Memorial
Walter McChiad
Dart Silver
Pomana
Tenhetla Forge
Luna
Marjorie Silver
Newark
Relat Smith
Gasby Valley
Wiliam Siake
Vinhy
Janet McDonald
Sratand
Scotland
Madison Ave
Castro Valley
Courch of Jesus Christ of Latterday Saints
Newark Ward
Auxiliary
Canadian Legion BS
Ros Westover
Premont Memorial Chapel
Morilacy
Peralta Blvd
Prenmont
Salt Late City
Utah
San Leandro
Josephine A. Tiling
Castra Valley
Lonorraw
Saal Leandre
UNION
Stequiom
Aer Wussgass
Apalinar
Inamarga
Raymond
Kling
Win
Marely
Pulton Ave
San Leandra
Soaread
Sher Aon
Charles R. Kling
San Leandea
Tennessee
Tieedlindy
Hank of
A Way With Blossoms Demonstration at Castro Valley Lunch
Florist Jim Swaney of Castro Valley presents a flower arranging demonstration to Mrs Mmward Taylor and Mrs Chester Smith, both Castro Valley residents, at Castro Valley High School Parents Club fund raising salad bar luncheon at the Castro Valley Community Center on March 27. Mrs Smith co chairs the luncheon, with bridge games and tickets priced at 1.50 dollars available from Mrs Robert Cryer.
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Jim Swaney
Castro Valley
Mmward Taylor
Bielaw Drive
Chester Smith
Hinton Court
Mra
Smith
Tiskela
Robert Cryer
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Ontiveros
Hinard
Eden
Heard
Tion
Ug Anna South County
Poverty Unit
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McK
Evva Stivers
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Tom Neveau
Lowell Berry
Republican Central Committee
Plan Lhe
Tagan
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Lone
Slant
South County
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PGRE
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North Dakota
Mexandery- McCloud
Loy
Daniel
Oakland
Doulglas
Walter
Evelyn Herring
Eleanor Wilson
Marjorie Floyd
Livermore
Marion
Lenning
Maxine Jodsons
Pacific
Calif
Carol Beard
Plymouth
Mich
Betty Pounds
San Francisco
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George
Joseph
Thomas Lippert
Halen
Mant
Fineence Thomason
Lashom
Catherine Kohut
Reat Falls
Marguerite L. Cole
Frgmont
Marguerite Ll. Cole
Exenveul Convalescent
Oak HI Mortuary
San Jose
Crile
Fremont Methodist
Alfred B. Sold
Bincow Road
Sync Moles
Fremant
Cole
Isabella Mare
Taahuila
Svompson Blake Marr
Dumorrow
Josephine Minn
Jances
Hernusin
Alfred Ware
Ban Yahut
Geredo Yahut
St. Edward's Church
Seriversark
Frances A. Hayes
Spm
Andro van Hays
Earl Walsal
Philip- Missoiri
Margaret Parginines
D.C
Jalee Hareld
Fromantural
Holy Sepulchite Cemetery
Baynard
Oakes Blvd
San Janne
Santos- Robinson
Murray Benedict
Apolinar Tnamarga
Onner
Rowe A. al Hayward
Maveh
Howard L. Connors
Darrell J. Connor
Owais L. Connery
Gale Ann Bambu
Dwight de Conner
All O of
Haywards
Toned Wormnurg
Iiard Flekinn
Las Vegas
Casira Valley
Aris
Anker
Jonsen
Sorenson Fens
Mortuary
Vas
Sabir
Intermonts Chapel
The
Chines Mae Mocial Park
Twiluotrs
Grace
Sottrias
Johny Philips
Sorensen
Josaph
W. Winton
Center Square
Hove
al Slive
Chapel of the Chimes Memorial Park
Mission Boulevard
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