LARD Veto Blocks Golf Course Purchase For Water District
Fremont hosts a 50th birthday celebration for the Alameda County Water District while Livermore and nearby cities debate a golf course project. Odell calls the district loan plan illegal and unconstitutional. bids for a Granada Swim Center move forward as costs rise. The district fears debt and possible legal actions over acquisition and open-space funding. State and local officials attend the dinner and review financial plans, with about 500 expected guests.
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Fremont
Alameda County
Taray
New Livermore
Odell
Clark
Union City
Livermore Area
City of Liveies
Washingermore
Rec
Ion Township
Yeaterday
International Recreation District
Sp.n
Liver
Waas
LARD
Granada Swim Center
Sched
Fer
Harl S. Odell
Wsed
al Gra
Inada High School
Livermore High District Trustees Weigh Budget Plan
Livermore Unified trustees examine a complex proposed budget totaling over 1.3 billion in instruction and district-wide expenses. Key items include Granada and Livermore high schools, federal and county aid, and salaries exceeding 8 thousand for some teachers. The plan highlights anticipated tax funds, summer study allocations, and data-control contractor costs as part of ongoing district-wide expansion discussions.
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Livermore
Granada High School
eSibwa
Dist
Ralph Watlen
Atenetion
Liv- Sein
Ag Ae Ued
Granada Highlermore
Livermore High School
Aiy Granada High School
Wyltenburger
Contro Data Corporation
Yrat Enhartsline
Livermore district defends firing of teacher Pickens
Livermore High School superintendent Ralph Wattenburger says the dismissal of history teacher Robert Pickens was due to poor teaching, not political bias. He claims Pickens was fired for teaching anti-Communism and poor subject matter knowledge while dismissing claims of liberal bias as unfounded.
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Livermore
Livermore High
Robert Pickens
Ralph Wattenburger
Waltenburger
Pickens
Wattenburger
Livermore High School
district trust/Dist
Pickenstets
Pickenshat
Edwin Rundstrom
Paul Heginato
John F. Beery
Tha Fante
Newark Chamber to Host Labor Law Expert Luncheon
John M. Ingram of the U S Department of Labor will speak at a noon Newark Chamber of Commerce luncheon Monday. He will discuss how federal labor laws affect employers and employees. The event will be at the Colonial Kitchen on Newark Boulevard and Mayhews Landing Road in Newark.
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Newark
John M. Ingram
U.S. Department of Labor
Newark Chamber of Commerce
Newark Boulevard
Mayhews Landing
Road
Park Appeal Earns Priority With Fremont City Council
Fremont officials affirm priority status for the Barlow Meadows Neighborhood Park amid a citywide push to develop six neighborhood parks. Warm Springs Chamber president C K Macman said fundraising has reached $500 from about 300 contributors as a public hearing on the 1964-66 plan approaches. Mayor Donald Dillon urged representation at hearings and continued fundraising for park development as the city implements its new policy assigning initial park development to the city.
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Barlow Meadows
C.K. Macman
Warm Springs
Fremont
Donald Dillon
Callahan
Parm Hose
Wesbence
Ington High
San Francisco
West
Ander
Supervisors Order Stop Signs Placed Near Pleasanton Underpass
Alameda County Supervisors order stop signs on Pleasanton Sund Road on both sides of the Southern Pacific underpass at Hacienda Road to improve safety after traffic conflicts. The measure follows 18 accidents in four years and contemplates joint usage with Pacific underpass plans for 1965–66 amid concerns over widening and possible railroad abandonment.
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Pleasanton
Pleasanton Sund Road
Southern Pacific
Hacienda Road
Alameda County Board of Sur
Vivrelle
Southern Pacific Railroad
Western
Pacific
James Vichette
John D. Murlchange
Paw
Pleasanton- Vivrette
Fremont Arts Conference Faces Budget Debate
Fremont officials debated funding for a one day cultural arts conference at Mission San Jose High School on Oct 1. Martineau urged $2,500 to support workshops and arts promotion while opponents demanded clearer details on use and impact.
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Lion Commission
Carl Pence
Martineau, Jr
Mission San Jose High School
Fremontland
Merlincan
Fremont
Geoffrey
Canal
Gene Rhodes
Marines
Anaed
Martineau
Council
WHS Election Board Faces Candidacy Controversy
At Washington Union High School a dispute over student body president election results sparked a protest by Mexican American groups. Principal Callahan allowed Jeff Voorhees to take office despite Dela Cruz leading by 17 votes and a 2.8 GPA below the minimum, citing fairness and potential ballot errors. The gathering criticized the process as a mockery and demanded another election, while a Friday noon meeting was scheduled to discuss the issue.
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Whsj
Robert Callahan
Callahan
Jeff Voorhees
Washington
Rob Dela Cruz
Voorhees
Dela Cru
Gels Cruz
Irving
Altan High School
Clyde Voorhees
Dela Cruz
Rogalive
Demolition Threat Lingers for Id es Hall in Fremont
Fremont City Council received two more appeals to save the historic Id es Hall in Mission San Jose District. The letters offered no funding. Officials say money is unavailable and demolition could occur soon to make way for new architecture.
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Fremont
TDA
Mission San Jose Dist
Joseph L. Enos
Hillview Drive
Rose F
Jeanette Vieux
School St
Enos
Fremont Budget Hearings Set for 1964 65 Plan
Fremont City Council set three work sessions and public hearings on the $4.142 million budget. The plan projects a 1.05 mill tax rate, a 21 percent increase over the prior year, and includes hiring of new firemen and police, a 5 percent raise for staff, and 382000 carryover from increased gas tax revenue.
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Fremont
Ty Reese
Parke
Howard Reese
Vintage Films On Program At Fremont Council Meeting
Fremont residents heard budget details during public sessions set for May 28 June 3 and June 5 ahead of a possible June 2 budget approval. The council discussed a three cent tax hike to 1.05 per 100 assessed value as hearings were tentatively planned for June 9 and 16. Two vintage films Hell's Angels and Dawn Patrol were screened at 8 p.m. as part of the night’s activities at the California Air Guard mess hall. The crowd gathered at the Work sessions and public hearings in the Port Boulevards area.
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Hell's ‘Angels
Dawn Patrol
Coviellex-L
American Aviation
Fremont
California Air Guard
Mess Hall
Tesperian
Win
Hayward
Willis L. Nye
Budg-Plane Association
Ixtt
Rockefeller Motorcade In Fremont
Fremont will form a motorcade tomorrow at 3 31 p m for Governor Nelson Rockefeller of New York. Don Drolisman, head of the Fremont for Rockefeller committee, said cars assemble at United California Bank in Irvington District and greet Rockefeller in Hayward Thursday at 5 p m. The motorcade will follow Rockefeller to Oakland for a reception at London Square. An intensive phone campaign to boost Rockefeller in the dune 2 primary begins Friday, aimed at aiding his California bid against Barry Goldwater.
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Fremont
Gav
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Don Drossman
Fremont Rockefeller
United California Bank
Irvington Dist
Droliman
Rockefeller
Hayward
Oakland
Drolsman
Oregon
California
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
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Tenburger
Teachtenburgr
Stockton
Myrtle McMurray
Valley Memorial Hospital
Holmes Street
Valleritos Road
McMurray
Ray Montoya
Avecote
Seer Bank
Feemont
Bank of Foremant
Ralph Carmichael
Mat James
Larch Way
Howard Macrum
WHS
Board Eyes
Student Supreme Court
Frank Borghi
Borghi
Gnather
San Dase
Ides Hall
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