Three Month Thornton Avenue Traffic Upgrade Planned
Newark authorities announce a 387000 three month project on Thornton Avenue to widen a two lane section from Newark Boulevard to Cedar Boulevard into four lanes. The state and city share funding with 537700 coming from the state. Traffic will shift between north and south bound lanes during staged construction, causing temporary congestion but expected to reduce accidents and improve flow.
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Thornton Avenue
Aumber Way
Newark Boulevard
Cedar Boulevard
Nimitz Freeway
Olive Street
Ast
Public Works
Tony Nelson
Dentur
Nelson
Newark launches cooperative fire inspection program for businesses
Fire Chief Bud Spalding announces a Newark program modeled on home inspections to reduce hazards. Two engine companies will meet with managers, inspect for risks, and list findings, then revisit in about two weeks to check corrections. Noncompliance may be turned to the fire prevention bureau for action.
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Spalding
Fire Prevention Bureau
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Ecoming
Fremont Orientation Day At American High School
Fremont orientation for American High School parents students and visitors runs Sept 5 6 7 with grade specific times. Ninth graders sessions 5 11 a.m. and 7 39 p.m. certain slots. tenth graders 1 2 30 p.m. and 11 a.m. and 1 3 p.m.. eleventh graders 7 39 p.m. and 7 30 9 38 p.m. schedules vary by date.
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Fremont
Chamber warns of phone surveys in Newark
Newark residents are cautioned by the Chamber of Commerce against telephone census surveys and solicitations. Chamber Manager Robert Jaeger notes inquiries from callers claiming to conduct surveys. He urges reporting any such calls to police at 76-1121, warning that burglars have used similar surveys to identify targets.
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Newark
Newark Chamber of Commerce
Robert Jaeger
Jaeger
Police Department
Probation Given to Livermore Burglar in Burglary Case
John G. Church a 35 year old Livermore man was sentenced by Judge Alan A. Lindsay to three years probation after being convicted of possession of stolen property He was arrested after two teens reported him leaving Sextons Enco Station at 1625 Chestnut Street where tools in his car were identified as the owner s property
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Superior Court
John G. Church
Elizabeth Court
Alan A. Lindsay
Church
Sexton
Enco
Chestnut St
Suspect Sent to Vacaville Facility After Plea
A suspect appeared before Judge George Phillips Jr on Wednesday and was sent to the California Men's Facility at Vacaville for pre sentence diagnosis. Myklestad had pled guilty to the charge of attempted rape involving a 13 year old in Fremont on February 14.
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Vacanice
Diag
George Phillips Jr
Myklestad
Drug suspect referred to state facility for mistrial counts
A court referred the drug suspect to the State Women's Facility at Vacaville for examination. The case involves McKnight and multiple counts, with the potential for a mistrial and further MHORE related proceedings.
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Vacaville
McKnight
Te City Levitation Drum and Bogle Corps Night
Tonight at 7:30 at Diabla Valley College Pleasant Hill hosts the Te City levitation drum and Bogle Corps competition. The Boynishes of Sam Lesadro are among top contenders with total prize money of 12,008 dollars in the Western competition Calternia Pursabate Die.
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Diabla Valley College
Pleasant Hill
Sam Lesadro
Calternia Pursabate
State required texts in Fremont schools underused on shelves
Fremont teachers report state funded primary and secondary books are often too difficult for students or unused due to long adoption cycles. Ruth Tarr cites underachieving sixth graders. Harold Christy notes texts for grades four to six favor high achievers. Books age two years before use and remain out for up to eight years, leaving many shelves filled with outdated material.
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Fremont
Fremont Unified School
Pemary
Ruth Tarr
Thornton Junior High
Harold Christy
Millard Elementary
Dolores Rose
Studebaker wagon nets top wins for Harold Gabriel
Harold Gabriel of Livermore turned a Studebaker wagon gift into a winning parade run. He captured first and high placements across California State Horseman Association events including Oakland Delhi Osaka and Paso Robles with Ruth Gabriel and Patti Carmen. He plans fair entries and hay rides for local groups, calling 45 1529 for arrangements.
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Livermore
Harold Gabriel
Studebaker
California State Horseman Association
Oakland
Secces Nas
Paso Robles
Gabriel
Ruth
Patti Carmen
San Leandro
Sacramento
Pat Ture
Agencies vie for poverty funding in South County
In a city contest over federal anti poverty funds, the Southern Abumeds County Economic Opportunity Agency faces a gubernatorial veto risk as South County cities seek to take over antipoverty programs. Union City receives a five page service recap covering housing health employment and neighborhood services including heroin rehabilitation Project Intercept pre trial diversion and youth motivation programs. Critics say the list overstates impact and lacks direct services for the poor while West city officials fault the heroin rehab plan as wasteful and point to other local initiatives such as vocational training outreach facility at the University of the Pacific Dental School and Turnkey Housing bringing 200 units plus a planned day care center.
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Ey City
Fr One Cormer
Abumeds County
South Cities
Ing
Union City
Union City Health
Tri-City
University of the Pacific Dental School
Decote
Pre Telethon kickoff for Muscular Dystrophy in TriCity area
Early pre Telethon event held in Fremont Newark and Union City from 7 am to noon to raise funds for the Muscular Dystrophy Association. Mrs. Cart Moras notes combined efforts with other fundraisers over past year to boost the Telethon. The campaign uses Put Yourself in the Picture theme and features calls to donors by local volunteers, with pledge line 76 8212 and bank tally by Fremont Bank. The program will be broadcast on KFMR from 7 am to 1 am and includes appearances by DeMolay and local youth groups.
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Suextey
Fremont Fou Trewler
Cart Moras
Iecel Muscular
Fremont
Newark
Union City
Jerry Lewis
Fremont Bank
KFMR
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