Ohlone College incumbents win Newark four year seats
Incumbents Wal ter Thompson and Ken Foster were declared winners of the Fremont Newark Community College District four year seats as no write in candidates qualified for the April 17 election. Thompson, 35, Redwood City educo gust consultant, seeks re election as board vice president. Foster, 62, FMC instrument technician foreman, seeks to retain board secretary post.
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Ohlone College
Fremont-Newark
Ken Foster
Abington Court
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Freshont
Richard Seeba
Charles Snow
Walter Aylward
Jean Holmes
Suzanne Huckabay
Fremont
Buddhist Church Spring Festival in Union City
The Southern Alameda County Buddhist Church invites the public to a Spring festival on Sunday from noon to 4 30 p m at 32975 Alvarado Niles Road Union City It features bonzai exhibits and demos lectures on Buddhism and Japanese flower arranging a display of Japanese swords a doll exhibit and martial arts including Kendo Aikido and Tai Do A chicken teriyaki box lunch will be offered for 2 25 per person
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Union City
Alameda County
Buddhist Church
Alvarado-Niles Road
Southern
Niles Road
Fifty four apply for four Union City police posts
Union City Police Department interviews 54 applicants for four patrolman vacancies caused by resignations. Police Chief William Cang expects selections after oral exams, physical tests, and background checks, with new officers to begin training in nine to 12 weeks and on duty around July 1. Overtime strains scheduling. department has 27 officers, with one more to be added April 1 under prior budget.
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Union City
William Cang
San Francisco
Newark
Cann
Civil service grants total 132000 to Alameda County and partners
Federal grants totaling 132255 go to Alameda County California State University Hayward and the City of Pleasanton for civil service programs. Cal State gets 84000 to continue a local government training tied to the MPA program now in its second year. Alameda County begins a shared recruitment effort to cut costs. Pleasanton Livermore and Valley Community Services District study fire department staffing to broaden duties and cross training.
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Hayward
Pleasanton
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City of
Livermore
Valley Community Services District
Fire Department
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Dispatcher testifies in Oakland murder case
Lorraine Thomas of Liver more Cab Co testified on day four of the Alonzo Eugene Neal murder trial. Nea l, 22, is charged in the Nov 6 killing of cab driver Leroy Moses, found slumped behind a Portola Avenue cab. Thomas said the last call for a fare came from 3 mas Beedle, and Moses did not report a destination or complete the trip. Other witnesses linked Neal to the crime through sightings, calls, and a gold Japanese car, with fingerprints from Moses cab entered as evidence. Trial to resume 9:30 a.m. Monday.
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Lorraine Thomas
Livermore Cab Co
Alonzo Eugene Neal
Neal
Leroy Nelson Moses
Portola Avenue
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Muses
Thomas Sald Moses
Clara Musselt
Mary McColowgh
Bordolini
Moses
Library panel backs fund uses for two projects
Alameda County Library Advisory Commission approved two revenue sharing funded projects. One one shot audio visual project costs about 72 000 including staff leasing film cassettes and equipment. The other adds Sunday service at Fremont Main Castro Valley Dublin and San Lorenzo libraries costing about 44 500 first year for staff 10 am to 5 pm on Sundays.
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Castro Valley
Dublin
San Lorenzo
ABAG Presses HUD Over Funding Cuts In Bay Area
Fremont Mayor Dan Dillon told ABAG executive board that HUD has halted federal funds for low income housing and rehab loans, slowing Bay Area progress. James Price offered a $50,100 grant to boost regional code enforcement if ABAG can show credible local support and a matching $25,000 was sought. Alameda County Supervisor Fred Cooper urged staff to request HUD guidance on enforcing codes amid cutbacks and to locate the matching funds.
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Dan Dillon
Association of Bay Area Governments
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Lord
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TTR
Wague Roller
James Price
Price
Federal Department
Alameda County
Fred Cooper
Community events and candidate day posted for Newark and area
Tomorrow features East Bay Mathers Twins Club cake sale at Safeway South Shore Shopping Center Mameda 10 am to 4 pm. Newark school board candidates Donald E Jenson and D Wayne Gilbert meet tomorrow 2 to 6 pm at 5060 Robertson Ave. Maynard Senior Citizens St Patrick’s Day Dance 8 30 to 11 30 pm 1485 Grove Way Hayward. Our Lady of the Rosary School monthly breakfast Sunday 8 am to 12 30 pm Sixth and C Union City. Fremont Boys Club tournament noon Sunday Silk Club 38991 Farwell Drive Fremont. Info 656 6263.
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Safeway
South Shore
Mameda
Newark School Board
Donald E. Jenson
D. Wayne Gilbert
John McConnell
Robertson Ave
Newark
Maynard
St. Patrick's Day
Grove Way
Haygard
Our Lady of the Rosary
Sixth
C Streets
Union City
Two boys win Bugle scout badge in Courts of Honors
Kevin Mott age 17 son of Mr and Mrs Robert Mott of Fremont and Mark Bennett age 15 son of Mr and Mrs John T Bennett of Fremont receive Bugle scout badge in Courts of Honors. Kevin a Mission San Jose High School graduate belongs to Troop 153. Mark attends American High School and is in Troop 444.
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Robert Mott
Mill Creek Road
Fremont
Mark Bennett
John T. Bennett
Perkins Jt
Kevin
Mission San Jose High School
Mark
Newark Superintendent Seeks Restore Title I Funds From State
Newark school superintendent M Donald Thomas believes Newark can win a share of a $1 million state restoration for Title I. A decision is due by April 1, with potential layoffs of 17 Title I aides at Muller and Milani if funds fail to return by mid April. Fremont faces similar cuts affecting 46 aides. The program supports individualized instruction for disadvantaged youths.
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Pam Strandberg
Newark
M. Donald Thomas
Sacramento
Richard Nixon
Thomas
Muller
Milani
Fremont
Grimmer
Durham
Rim
Chestmobile clinic offers free health tests in Fremont
The Tuberculosis and Health Association of Alameda County operates a chestmobile at the Hub shopping center from Tuesday to April 5. Free services include skin tests for tuberculosis and a 30 minute adult health check with heart liver kidney screening, cholesterol, blood sugar, vision and hearing tests, and a Pap smear. Appointments for the full series should be made on the chestmobile. skin tests require no appointment. Hours are Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday 9:30 am to 1 pm and 2 to 4 pm. Wednesday 1 to 5:40 pm and 6 to 7:30 pm.
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