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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1976

Page

1

Board seeks independent probe into district permit powers

San Francisco area pollution board quarrels over control of permit authority. Alameda County Supervisor Tom Bates and ex Newark councilman Robert Plowright urge an independent inquiry into bids for a district work project that far exceeded estimates. They press to shift permit approvals from the staff chief to the board and require hearings on major pollution permits, citing a 100 ton per year threshold.

San Francisco Bay Res Ace Follticns Gaxte Tog Lets Fexamiratias Dstrict Alameda County Tom Bates Newark Robert Plowright Iene Hapa Riperote Sre William Jelavich Mountain View Air Parhtion B. J. Callaghan Callaghan Plowright Stlano Fourty Gre Tee Bard Lee Parma Ta Board of Directors Bate

Extreme views mark debate on Proposition 15

A heated debate on Proposition 15 was held at Ohlone College with 250 attendees amid rain. Nuclear engineers, an environmentalist leader, and educators argued for and against the California Nuclear Safeguards Initiative, weighing safety, liability, and energy needs as the public forum emphasized transparency over technocrat consensus.

Gary Hyman Fremont Purch Project Survival Pacific Gas and Electric Co San Andreas Fault Burch Iton 15 Unis Lawrence Evans National Aeronautics and Space Adminis Evans Iton California Nuoteor Energy Marv Wurtz Project Survivial Waier Florida al Medeau PGLE Medcalf

Bay Area Storm Knocks Out Power and Drops Rain

A storm front swept the Bay Area bringing rain and strong winds up to 40 mph. One third inch of rain drenched the Tri- City area while a 12,000-volt line fell due to a wind related incident. Power outages affected about 1,500 customers in Irvington and Fremont areas with several lines down and a Safeway center on Kate Road closed briefly.

Bay Area Jone Bird Newark Tri- City East Bay Fremont Gehen Sasha Safeway Distribution Kate Road Inciden Irvington Grimmer Boulevard

San Francisco transit strike looms amid citywide shutdown

Negotiators in San Francisco caucus over a possible general strike by city crafts unions threatening to halt buses, trains, and related services. The Board of Supervisors weighs sanctions as transit, schools, hospitals, and cultural sites face disruption if workers walk out. Mayor Moscone pledges readiness to deploy replacements if needed.

Board of Supervisors and Labor Ser Ree Lid Comanon San Francisco Moscone

Alameda Creek Quarry Area Plans For Regional Park

EBRPD outlines development of a 13 acre Alameda Creek quarries segment into a regional recreation area. Public hearing set next Wednesday at 7 30 pm in Vallejo Mall Elementary School Canyon Heights Drive Niles district.

Thursday Weather Outlook With Showers Likely

Chance of showers tonight rising to 80 percent then clearing to partly cloudy conditions tomorrow. Cooler days ahead with lows in the 40s and highs from the mid 40s to low 60s. Rain chances 80 percent today, 30 percent tonight.

CIA Director says China turmoil need not hurt ties

CIA Director George Bush states that despite turmoil and political shakeup in China, relations between the People’s Republic of China and the United States should not be adversely affected. The remark appears on page four of the edition.

CIA George Bush China People's Republic of China United States

Communist purge reshapes Chinese leadership struggle

The Chinese Communist Party leadership removes Vice Chairman Teng Hsiao-ping from all posts and appoints Tua Kuofeng as premier following a direct proposal by Chairman Mao Tse-tung. The move signals a climactic phase in a drawn out power struggle within the party.

Chinese Communist Party Mao Tse-tung Teng Hsiao-ping Tua Kuofeng

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