Fremont trustees race set for April 17 ballot night
Fremont area voters face a multi district school board field on April 17. Irvington race includes Scotty Charnley Joh Baxley and others while incumbents Monroe Knight and Ernnest Andrews have retired. Warm Springs contest pits Fred Welber Sr Lloyd Kjos Jr and George Sahatjian. Ohlone College seat features Richard Leeds opposed by Suzanne Huckabay Joan Holmes and Walter Aylward. Newark seats on Fremont Newark Community College District board have incumbents Walter Thompson Ken Foster unchallenged.
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Fremont
Ohlone College Board
Brookvale
Inez Ross
Fremont Country Day School
Jere Rood
Livermore
Chuck Dodd
Irvington
Monroe Knight
Ernnest Andrews
Warm Springs
Fred Welber Sr
Fremont Vintner
Lloyd Kjos Jr
General Motors
George Sahatjian
Oak Grove Teachers Association
San Jose
Ohlone College
Richard Leeds
Charles Snow
Suzanne Huckabay
Ohlone
Joan Holmes
Walter Aylward
Newark
Fremont-Newark
Callege
Walter Thompson
Ken Foster
Wards Camper Storage Trouble Draws Fremont Meeting
Fremont residents discuss Montgomery Ward illegal storage of boats campers trailers and bulk shipments at the Fremont Hub store for about five years. City planning commissioners meet at 7:30 p m Thursday to review Ward storage zoning with a possible wooden aluminum screen and half area roof to comply with ordinances. Other items include Klingbelt Company housing tract plan Elderly housing Overacker Walnut Klingbetl site plan and Overacker and Walnut avenues. Fremont Auto Movie seeks expansion of its screened theater use permit expiring in 1978 with a two story shopping center addition.
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Fremont
Montgomery Ward
City Planning
Ward
Wards
Commissionery
Klingbetl Company
Overacker
Walnut Avenues
Fremont Auto Movie
City Star
S. K. Chan
Grimmer and
Irvington
Purple Heart to sponsor Alameda County Veterans Day Parade
The Military Order of the Purple Heart will co sponsor the 1973 Alameda County Veterans Day Parade. Joseph R Wood, chairman says Richard Gol Tick, national adjutant general, notified the group of the Purple Hearts willingness to assist. The commission seeks to have Alameda County as one of six official regional observance areas for the United States. Committee appointments include Struts, Stéffenauer, Biles, Wyatt, Jackman, and Williams with more to be named at the March 23 meeting. Veterans groups are urged to contact the committee at 1000 E 15th St San Leandro.
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Military Order of the Purple Heart
Alameda County
Joseph R. Wood
Richard Gol- Tick
Purple Heart Organization
Wood
Allen Struts
Hayward
Robert Stéffenauer
Pleasantai
Hal Biles
Oakland
Allan Wyatt
San Leandro
Owendell Jackmen
Emeryville
Jerry Williams
Albany
Commission
Veterans Day Committee
E. 1Sth St
Ethnic Studies Course on Hayward Board Agenda
Trustees of the South County Junior College District will consider a proposal tonight to require an ethnic studies course for an associate in arts degree. Proponents argue its necessity for a founded education, while opponents deem it too specific and sensitive to mandate. The action could affect students enrolling after July 1, with current students unaffected. Meeting at 7:30 p.m. in the Chabot College administration building board room in Hayward.
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Hayward
South County
Chabot
Chabot Colleges
Hesperlan Blvd
Youth talent contest and political notices in Fremont area
Youth talent contest tonight at 7 40 at Sunol Country Club sponsored by Fremont Exchange Club. Public invited. Winners to compete in Ray Aves contest. Open to vse for Ohlone College trustee candidate Jean Holmes tonight at 8 at Mrs Sue Miller home 37170 Birch St Newark. Hayward Park Commission tomorrow 8 p m Gly Center Building Hayward. Review of paced land use plan for Mission Garin study area including rail and open space propagala. Casa Verde Homeowner s Association tomorrow 8 p m Alvarado School 1500 Fredi St Union City. Ron Marclel of Western Garden Nursery 2nd Florist to talk on gardening. Public invited. Hayward school board candidates night tomorrow at 8 p m at Southgate clubhouse 2507 Peterman Ave and at San Felipe Community Center 2068 10 St sponsored by South Maynard Democratic Club at Southgate. Callidates will attend to Proposed Vocational Skills Center 7 10 a m Thursday 30446 Western Ave Union City sponsored by Manpower Development and Training Act meeting to focus on bringing a training center to South County.
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Sunol Country Club
Fremont Exchange Club
Ray Aves
Vse
Ohlone College
Jean Holmes
Sue Miller
Birch St
Newark
Hayward Park Commission
Gly Center
Hayward
Mission-Garin
Casa Verde Homeowner's Association
P.m
Alvarado School
Fredi St
Union City
Ron Marclel
Western Garden Nursery
Western Ave
Manpower Development and Training Act
South County
Differnt
Anthony L. Nelson
Vantmanity
Nelson
Larry L. Erwin
Eleanor Munin
Tonnay Ave
Commission
Munro
Fremont
Widow of cabbie slain testifies in Alameda case
The Oakland jury heard the widow of murdered Livermore cab driver Leroy Moses say she last saw him about 9 p.m. on November 6 when he asked for change for a $20 bill. Alonzo Neal, accused of the slaying, sat impassively as witness Michael Attebury described seeing five figures in a car near Portola Avenue. Fingerprint expert Robert Liburdy matched a latent print from the cab to Neal, while noting a print does not prove involvement. Police recounted a search of Neal’s uncle’s home in Livermore.
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Peggy Sagen
Oakland
Livermore
Leroy Moses
Moses
Alonzo Neal
Michael Attebury
Portola Avenue
Altebury
Portola
Robert Liburdy
Neal
James Challee
Liburdy
Wayne Tucker
Alameda County
Flying fundamentals testifies on items sought in search
Tucker described the November 14 search warrant aiming to seize a 38 pistol a brown wallet and Moses driver’s license and papers but none were found. A purple shirt was taken and several paper plates recovered from a backyard garbage cart including one with 91 North N St the address Moses last picked up a fare telegraph numbers for Livermore car companies and the word Money. The third day of testimony ended early and stipulations were drafted to streamline witness testimony.
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Tucker
Moses
North N St
Livermore
Newark plans $750000 chemical plant and senior housing
Newark planning commissioners tonight will consider a use permit for Rare-Makesee Inc. to build three industrial buildings and storage tanks at 8333 Enterprise Drive as part of a $750,000 project and a 6 unit senior citizen apartment development. A separate vote on the housing portion is delayed for an environmental review.
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Newark
City Hall
Rare-Makessee, Inc
Purex Corp
Enterprise Drive
al Hollis
Trustees to decide on portables at Alvarado Junior High
New Haven school trustees meet in executive session at 7 pm at the district office 33420 Western Ave Union City to discuss financing options for portable classrooms currently leased from Speedspace Company San Jose. Agenda also covers Mall Ranch Road school and bilingual math library plans.
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Alvarado Juptcy High School
New Haven Schol
Alimeda County
Oftica
Western Ave
Union City
Bandd
Speedspace Company of
San Jose
Cesar Chavez Junior High
Syd Furman
Mall Ranch Road
Newark Calls for Applicants to Seven Member Social Concerns Commission
Newark issues a call for seven volunteer applicants to the new seven member Commission on Social Concerns created by the city council on March 8. Applications accepted until April 6 and submitted to City Manager Richard Turnlind at 37101 Newark Blvd. The commission will advise the council on reducing strife disease crime and delinquency and members must be Newark residents. Appointments by the council pay none and four year terms will begin with staggered initial terms.
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Newark
Commission On Social Concerns
Richard Turnlind
City of
Newark Blvd
Paw Tre
Shirley Sisk
South County Scene
Local brief covers Hayward community happenings with notice of a Tuesday event on March 20 1971 in the Daily Review. Includes small town notices and social items from South County.
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the Daily Review
Hayward
Cult
W.T
Union City Council Delays Raver Tom Cat Pet Licensing
Union City officials debated Senate Bill 835 which would grant free lifetime licenses for spayed or neutered dogs and cats with vet certification. City staff warned of unintended costs and enforcement issues, noting $22,000 spent yearly and potential licensing transfers and public safety concerns. Local residents opposed the measure, and the council deferred action on pet licensing amid budget considerations.
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Union City
Union City City
Raver
Tom
Nccord
Senate
Wich
John Nefedly
Contra Costa County
Harold Smith
Smith
William Zanet
Ani
Mal
Zaner
Kenel
Union City voters face 3 questions on ballot
Union City voters will decide three questions on the June 3 ballot. The first asks voters to elect a mayor and four city councilmen. The second and third ask whether the mayoral term should be two or four years. The council authorized the June election to decide on an elected mayor. Cost is about $2,500. One dissenter opposed holding the election now.
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Union City
Leo Alvelais
Imaintain
New Haven
Fremont Jaycees elect officers at dinner meeting
Fremont Jaycees Hoard of Directors elected at a recent dinner meeting naming Ronald Bail ey as president Doig Jinnett as first vice president R Tony Gallo as second vice president Dennis Cunningham as treasurer Jim Reynolds as secretary and BIN Shanahan as state director Five directors at large will be elected next month to complete the 49 member Jaycee chapter board of directors
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Fremont
Fremont Jaycees
Ronald Bailey
Doig Jinnett
R. Tony Gallo
Dennis Cunningham
Jim Reynolds
bin Shanahan
Uring
Elin- Sen
Jaycee
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