Alameda County gets grant for justice plan progress
Alameda County Superior Court moves forward on a plan to cut criminal case delays after receiving a 24 000 grant from the California Council on Criminal Justice. Final approval hinges on legal arrangements. The grant adds a court statistician and a part time researcher under court administration to analyze cases and improve procedures.
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Alameda
California Council On Criminal Justice
State Council
Robert H. Lawson
Sacramento
Evelle J. Younger
Alameda County
Superior Court
Housewives to Picket Berchem Meat Co in Newark
An informational picket is planned for 9:30 a.m. Monday by a group of housewives protesting the high cost of meat. Led by Mrs. Pat Davis of Tremont, about 20 participants are expected at the Berchem Meat Co located at 9705 Mowry School Road, which slaughters but does not package meat.
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Newark
Berchem Meat Co
Pat Davis
Wremont
Faa
Mowry School Road
Fremont Adult School Announces Spring Quarter Courses
The Fremont Adult School will open its spring quarter Monday offering more than 21 courses from English as a Second Language to sewing. Registrations begin March 30, says principal Steb Jer Loze. Group counseling will be at 7:30 p.m. on Monday and Tuesday and again on April 2 at Washington High School.
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Fremont
Steb Jer Loze
Washington High School
Newark spring quarter adult school classes begin Monday
Newark residents may request mailed schedules for the adult school from 3 am to 6:30 pm and 9:30 pm, Monday through Thursday. Classes run evenings 7 to 9:30 pm most nights, with some daytime homemaking courses. Courses target adults 18 and over, offered at little or no cost, for enrichment, improvement, or high school diploma.
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Newark
McDonalds aids drug centers in Fremont and Newark
McDonalds restaurants at 430 Thornton Ave Fremont and 40700 Grimmer Blvd Newark join The Argus in a fund raising event from 4 30 to 7 30 p m donation of all cash sales to local drop in counseling centers Community Drug Council Fremont and Second Chance Newark Proceeds support expansion of prevention and education efforts with crisis intervention by CDC and Second Chance volunteers
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Community Drug Council
Fremont
Second Chance
Newark
MacDonald's
The
Argus
Thornton Ave
Grimmer Blvd
View
CDC
Old Fremont store gets a modern Peralta Square Building
The Center ville area gains a new 9000 square foot office building at 3349 Peralta Blvd. to be ready April 1 under Award Realty. First California Title Co. and Award Realty will be the initial tenants. Renovation adds metal awnings Victorian lighting and carpeted air conditioned offices. The 25 year old building was abandoned five years ago after Safeway left Fremont Hub. The office will be named Peralta Square Building.
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Fremont
Centerville
Ince- Hill
Safeway Market
Peralta Blvd
Award Realty
Award
First California Title Co
Spleway
Fred Emanuels
Peralta Square
Agenda highlights and sale event listings
On the agenda Rummags sale begins at 1 a.m. tomorrow at CBS Ball 1105 O St Hayward. Sponsored by Church of God of Prophecy San Leandro Eden Area YMCA planning conference 9 20 am to 12 30 pm tomorrow First Baptist Church 18550 Redwood Road Castro Valley Gerald Nutter associate general director of le Palo Alto to be guest speaker March board meeting to follow The Snake Lady Mrs Gerda Daley 0 exhibit 1 of her snakes 2 p.m. tomorrow Irvington Library 41825 Blacow Road Fremont
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CBS
O St
Hayward
Church of God of Prophecy
San Leandro
Eden Area
First Baptist Church
Redwood Road
Castro Valley
Gerald Nutter
le Palo Alfo
Gerda Daley
Irvington
Blacow Road
Fremont
Fire protection rental plan shelved by ACWD directors
Alameda County Water District directors shelved a proposed 3.10 per hydrant monthly fire protection rental across 3,392 Tri Cities hydrants citing bad timing. They will isolate costs in the budget and study equitable funding with possible agency cooperation while seeking a more just revenue method for reservoir space and fire protection.
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Alameda County
Tri- Cities
ACWD
Newark City Council Backs Drainage and Street Rehab Plan
City council endorsed improving drainage in the older area with about 780000 in three sections north and south of Thornton Avenue from Sunset to Hatch, and from Filbert to Chestnut. The plan divides costs with residents paying roughly 1000 each for assessments while the city covers storm drains and related work.
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Newark
Thornton Avenue
Sunset Avenue
Hatch
Hetehy
Filbert
Chestnut Streets
Union City church gains path to permanent facilities
Union City Planning Commission approved an amended staff report allowing Union City Tnithway Baptist Church at 4216 Hall Ranch Road to proceed with phase one of its master plan. Conditions include drainage, driveways, lighting, 46-car on-site parking, fencing, landscaping, and fire protection while housing trailers remain unsettled pending further action. The council must still approve the church plans before construction commences.
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Union City
Tnithway Baptist Church
Hall Ranch Road
Union City Planning Commission
Jarry Ellegood
al Muller
Fastor Ellegand
Ellegood
Muller
Legood
Jean Carscadden
Alaff
Cnuncil
Newark council reshapes parks and fees amid rain delays
City council set Mirabeau and Mayhews Landing park development priorities and approved simultaneous partial development with a $182,700 cost funded mainly by federal revenue sharing. They raised business license fees 15 percent and endorsed meat boycott moves while delaying the five year capital program. A new citizen advisory panel will aid park plans and open space designations were updated.
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Newark
Robert Plowright
Louis Carter
Shirley
Mirabeau
Mayhews Landing
Ash Street Park
Griffin Joyce Associates, Inc
San Jose
David Vickers
Newark School
Vickers
Ass Street Park
Paul H. B. Tong
George Tosle
Fremont seniors condo plan bogged down by delays
Planning commissioners discussed a condominium development for the elderly by Alinghett Co of San Francisco. The 450 units on 32 acres at Overacker Avenue and Walnut Way faced delays and legal questions about postponement. Klingbeig added five acres and 59 more units, and traffic study concerns remained. A continuance to April 5 was agreed, with uncertainty over traffic study changes.
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Fremont
Alinghett Co
San Francisco
Overacker Avenue
Walnut Way
Charles Stutzkin
Klingbeig
Dolly Review item from Hayward California March 23 1973
A brief Hayward California page item dated Friday March 23 1973 appears in The Dolly Review. It notes local happenings and social listings with concise, era specific tone and period phrasing.
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Hayward
Calif
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Newark Chamber of Commerce
Cortez
Jacob Robbins
Grumbacher
Custom Frame Headquarters
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