Day Strike Sets No Further Hospital Meetings in Fremont
Hospital administrators and three local officials report a day strike by the stationary engineers and several unions at Fremont hospital. About one third of beds are filled as workers shift duties to keep heat, power, and patient care running. Volunteers from the hospital Women’s Service League assist with wider duties while negotiations continue on contracts and staffing.
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Del Valle Reservoir Plans discussed by officials
Livermore area recreation and park district officials and three state representatives reviewed operating plans for the Del Valle Reservoir area. Attendees included Robert Hiller, Stan Thompson, and Harmon Rowe who will design facilities, with the meeting aimed at providing background information.
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Folsom Dam
Sacramento
Three Cars In Freeway Smashup Near Mowiy Avenue
Three cars collided on the Nimitz Freeway near Mowiy Avenue injuring two civilians and five sailors from the USS Ranger. David Trbura was hospitalized in satisfactory condition at Oak Knoll Naval Hospital. The crash involved Bandy Wheeler aged 19 driving a Ranger vehicle, James Horton aged 18, and Marion Dundbow aged 65, with cars overturning and hitting a fence after the initial impact.
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Marion K. Dundbow
San Francisco
Hospital Strife Leads to Interim Hiring at Washington Township
Temporary replacements are being hired as non professional workers strike at Washington Township Hospital continues. Hospital administrator Robert Waytor says most striking employees have quit. If a settlement is reached, current plan is to reinstate as needed. The hospital notes two weeks notice required for resignations and requires doctor certifications for leave. Three striking unions, all non professional, gained recognition after failed talks with the hospital board.
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Fremont names Sprague as city attorney candidate
The Fremont selection committee chaired by Joseph Roberts has organized a speakers bureau and offered the city attorney post to Alley E. Sprague, who would resign from private practice. Sprague, an assistant California water resources counsel since 19, was a top choice among applicants. the panel favors public service and notes street, park, and fire station needs as priorities for the city.
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University of Californi
New Tracts Announced by Branden in Alameda County
Branden Built Homes president Branden announced construction start on 244 new homes in Fremont and nearby areas. Projected prices range from 782 to 90 and include three and four bedroom units. Subdivision details name Peralta Village and Brentwood Village with sites at 2201 Peralta Boulevard and near Mayten’s Landing Road by Kiple Hills Golf Course, funded via Cal-Vet and state programs. R. Anderson of Hayward leads construction under local government standards.
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Mayten
Banker Turns Funeral Director In Fremont Firm
Ed J. Fabbri resigns after 27 years at Bank of America to join Chapel of the Palms Mortuary in Fremont as 31 funeral director. He forms a partnership with Mrs Lois E. Paul, creating a husband and wife team overseeing the chapel. Paul relinquishes active part but remains as partner. remodeling and interior redecorating are completed. The couple and their families reside in Fremont.
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Subdivision Maps Filed for Livermore Developments
Tentative maps for two new Livermore subdivisions were filed at City Hall. Ciavenue Moris, Inc. San Leandro submitted a map for about 200 houses on roughly 40 acres near Nightingede Street and north of OY Avenue. Sungei Development Co. plans a wide drive of 6000 square feet minimum lots on Stanley Boulevard. The plans will be reviewed by the planning commission.
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Grape pest survey ends in Livermore area campaign
Alameda County agricultural officials announce the season long grape pest eradication effort in Livermore bounded by specific streets. The campaign targets grapeleaf skeletonizer and Boston ivy infestation with quarantine on grapes, Virginia creeper, and related hosts. Residents are urged to remove prunings and potentially harboring articles within the area and to call the agricultural commission for guidance.
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Fremont Blvd. Job Nears End
The 328 600 improvement to widen Fremont Boulevard from Mowry to Clauss Avenue is nearly complete. A J Ralsch Construction directs major phases of the project and the new four lane divided roadway into the Irvington area will be in full use soon with new traffic signals at Mowry Stevens Avenue and Eugene Street set to operate. City crews stripe lanes and finish islets while manholes and valves are brought to finish grade to complete the work.
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Handbills Oppose Passage of Bond in Fremont
Opponents of the 12 million bond issue distribute handbills citywide. Co-chairmen M. Reese and M. Wirth lead the effort from Dogwood Avenue and Marion Avenue addresses. The flyer features a mock check to City Manager Howard Reese, payable to John Q. Public, with a causal image of a Fremont resident.
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Handicapped Week Slated Sets Jobs Drive
National Handicapped Week begins October 7 with a kickoff at Prlusa's Restaurant. Aamel G. Bot will speak on the value of hiring handicapped workers and reducing employment gaps. County and state agencies join employers in urging businesses to consider qualified disabled workers.
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Polaris Sub Model Display at Southland Shopping Center
A model of the USS George Washington, the first Polaris submarine, will be on display at Southland Shopping Center in Hayward during a day-long science fair tomorrow. Other displays will also be open for public viewing during the day.
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Convention Site Picked for Newark by Fraternal Group
Newark chosen as the 19 percent state convention site for the Portuguese fraternal group Espirito Suma. The Newark Pavilion owner holds its annual meeting in Newark about once every five years. Chamber of Commerce manager Gordon Cotton announced the selection.
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Post Office Site Readied For Newark
Newark moves toward completion of a new federal post office hall. Construction by private firms on Thornlawn Avery is near finish with federal leasing expected soon. Assistant Postmaster Jack Gonsalves says final touches remain and equipment will transfer from the old site. Federal inspectors must approve before formal lease. Newark Chamber of Commerce eyes November dedication services.
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Promotions For Three Policemen In Fremont
Fremont Police announce promotions for three veterans of the department formed July 1 1988. Sergeant Harry C Meyer will head the service division after serving as patrol sergeant. age 34, married with four children, lives at 4037 Eggers Officrr. Sergeant Clyde Reed, 32, with wife and one child, will join service division patrol duties from 5 Lindwood Ave Fremont.
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Probation in Obscene Calls in Livermore Court
A man pled guilty to obscene phone calls and was placed on three years probation in Livermore Justice Court. John L. Stallknecht, 27, of Livermore, admitted to the charge. a burglary charge against him was dismissed. Ned Swasey, 44, also of Livermore, pleaded guilty to a separate charge of battery after his wife testified she was struck with a wood rasp. Swasey’s sentencing was postponed amid a probation hearing.
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