Fremont council grills garbage firm owner over charges
Richard Lucia of the Washington Township Garbage Co faced Fremont City Council after the Alana Health and Sanitation department alleged violations in truck cleanliness, dump fencing, and permits. Lucia said permits are being sought and crews work overtime to clear a backlog, while homeowners noted two to three week misses. Councilman Wallace Pond viewed the charges as an effort to discredit the new city collectors.
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Fremont
Richard Lucia
Washington Township
Fremont City
Alana Health and Sanitation Department
A . Lieia
Health Department
Lucia
Wallace Pond
WUHS Students In Model United Nations Event
Nineteen Washington union high school social studies students will join the annual United Nations conference for Northern and Central California high schools in Berkeley. Sponsored by the UNESCO Council at the University of California, students will represent Bulgaria United Kingdom Honduras and Iberia, debating issues from Egypt Israel Cyprus Southeast Asia and Pacific trust territories while participating in agency meetings and discussions.
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Egypt
Israel
Cyprus
Southeast Asia
Pacific Island “Trust Territories
Student Vote Set Tomorrow at Washington Union High
Fremont voters on campus cast ballots tomorrow for next year’s school officers. Campaign opened Monday with speeches and posters. Candidates include President Bachman Dickerson Hinz Pat Owen Vargas. Vice President Mond Rich mond Santos. Secretary Musick Nola Ranoa. Treasurer Chrysler. Cafeteria bookkeeper Ine. Yell leaders Ellis Pereira Sanchez. Hatchet editor Flores Hempel Stiarwalt. Council representatives Gee Gray Masuda Norris O'Dell Pennington Hebello Young.
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Fremont
Washington Union High School
Bill Bachman
Dave Dickerson
Charles Hinz
Pat
Owen
Richard Vargas
Hob Richmond
Paul Santos
Carolyn Musick
Pat Nola
Shirley Ranoa
Duane Chrysler
Elaine Ine
Yell
Helen Ellis
Pat Pereira
Evelyn Sanchez
Hatchet
Pat Flores
Lipid Hempel
Sherrill Stiarwalt
Student Council
Janice Gee
Lisa Gray
Ronald Masuda
Nancy Norris
Sharon O'Dell
Lee Pennington
Stan Hebello
Ross Young
President Kemmiy's-Dave Wickerson Leads Science Club
Washington Union High School Science Club installed Kemmiy's-Dave Wickerson as president at a recent dinner. Also installed were Bob Richmond as vice president Albina Cerruti as secretary Robert Joseph as treasurer and Pat Nola and Mary Maloney as program chairmen. Remaining activities include a visit to the PG&E steam plant at Pittsburg and an outing at Sea Cliff beaches near Aptos.
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Dave Wickerson
Washington Union High School
Remo Cerritti
University of California
Bob Richmond
Albina? Cerruti
Robert Jos
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Pat Nola
Lary Maloney
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Pittsburg
Sea Cliff
Aptos
Water District Hears Four Architectural Firms
Alameda County Water District directors heard four architectural firm representatives on plans for a new district office and warehouse to be built on Water District property along Highway 17 in Centerville. The board will select an architect after receiving more information. They also pursued bids for drilling a 600 foot well in the Cabrillo Park tract and discussed percolation work to conserve water, with $5000 authorized previously.
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Highway 17
Centerville
Cabrillo Park
Silva Brothers
John Pihl
T. C. Hink~ley
Alameda Creek
Mrs. Barnes Named New School Head in Newark
Patsy M. Barnes, Newark teacher and resident, was named principal of the new Musick Street school now under construction. District superintendent Jack MacGregor urged her selection, noting she is the only fully qualified faculty member and will complete a master’s degree this summer. Construction is slated to begin July 1 with seven classrooms ready in September and seven more by Thanksgiving at an estimated cost of 135 454 dollars. Kenneth Barnes, her husband, teaches eighth grade at the school.
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Patsy M. Barnes
New Musick Spree
Jack MacGregor
Barnes
Inter-Mediate
Haiti
MacGregor
Santa Barbara
State College
Mark Falk
Corwin Booth
Back Pn MILWA 1H note pays for store theft
Dave Sherman received a dollar bill in the mail with an unsigned note claiming the money is payment for items he stole from a local store in Milwaukee. The incident appears to be a coercive or retaliatory theft note. Authorities are investigating the origin and intent of the mailed payment.
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Dave Sherman
Eden Hospital Register Entry Names Mixed in May
May records from Eden Hospital list hospitalized patients including Linda Nunes Laura avenues San Leandro Scott Gilbertson 93938 Nevada road Hayward Earl Harris 2017 6th Jennie Oakland lary Moreno Senaral delivery Decoto.
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Linda Nunes
Laura Avenues
San Leandro
Scott Gilbertson
Nevada Road
Hayward
Earl Harris
Jennie Oakland
Lary Moreno
Decoto
Fremont Councilman Pushes 50-Cent Property Tax Plan
Councilman Bendel and Mrs. Bendel advocate a 50-cent Fremont property tax to fund city needs including police, road work and capital improvements. They cite projected revenues around 170000 to 190000 and state subventions, with total city funds near 660000 to 1,500,000 in the coming year. The chamber of commerce meeting discussed budget plans, tax promises, and anticipated costs amid higher expenses and unspent funds.
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Fred Bendel
Niles Chamber of Commerce
Funds
Heford
Detson
Mont
Bendel
Quarrel
Ted
Fremont
Alameda County
State National Kitchen
Frank
Brown
Olof
Dolores
Lindsay Shawed
May 20 Garden Tour Gets Local Chamber Support
The community paper notes Humpty Dumpty Play School seeking support for a May 20 garden tour to raise funds for a new center. The chamber votes to endorse the event and will assist by providing necessary signs and promotional help.
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