23 Apr 1975
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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1975
Page
1
A fragment recalls a speaker lamenting the relentless cold and wind as winter tightens its grip, noting the biting chill and worn tolerance of daily routines. The line hints at a personal reaction to the severe cold and mentions the speaker’s playful aside about the weather.
Bay Area Rapid Transit directors debate a Fremont parking expansion funded with 200000 from BART and 300000 from a grant to add 36 stalls and acquire land to replace a flood pond. Urban directors resist parking spend while proponents urge new parking to serve a sprawling Fremont. Mayors Rhodes and Glasser clash over delay and courtesy as the continuing BART funding debate proceeds.
Newark school trustees heard a plan to redraw boundaries for Kennedy Musick and Ruschin elementary schools to address Kennedy overcrowding. Up to 350 students could switch next year as 100 supporters voiced concerns about disrupted friendships and district enrollment estimates. The board will reconvene at a later meeting to decide.
North Fremont faces board over superintendent selection as finalist Todd withdraws, leaving two candidates. Board President Fred Weibel confirms Todd's withdrawal in a telegram. William Bott departs soon. the board plans to name an acting superintendent as duties shift to fill the vacancy.
Fremont story chronicles Hon Kuehn who, blinded by a 1972 accident, rebuilt a Harley Sportster into a chopper. He aims to race on Bonneville Salt Flats while starting a band and learning conga drums after seven months in Trinity Mountains retreat. He continues to live with Cindy, Kemp the Doberman, and a GM line job.
Salem report details an $11 million church financing scheme run by Church Service Programs and Continental Securities Corp. that may imperil about 7,000 church members across Georgia Oregon Idaho Montana Minnesota Pennsylvania Texas Louisiana and parts of Canada. Oregon Marion County injunction bars further investments while lawsuits accuse Rev Atwood Foster and spouse of diverting funds to speculative loans and other investments.
Wet weather expected today and tomorrow with showers though slightly warmer highs in the 50s. Fremont reported a 63 degree day yesterday and a 50 night. Officials in San Francisco discuss doctors halting rounds amid malpractice insurance disputes and plan emergency care coverage. Gov Brown mentions paying 10239 in taxes with few deductions. Senate panel approves admitting up to 131000 Vietnam and Cambodian refugees. Federal data show slower food price rises this year. FAA to reform rules after slow air safety response. USGS increases uranium search to meet future nuclear power needs. A Las Vegas surgeon urges FDA to withhold silicone injection approvals.
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