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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1975

Page

1

Brown says Dum barton Bridge plans unlikely to be halted

Gov. Jerry Brown signals little hope of stopping the Dum barton Bridge project as it moves through approvals. Legislation would ease bond sales for the Toll Bridge Authority while Coast Guard and Army Corps permits await. bond sale could begin after an environmental review and Corps approval, with bids soon.

Sacramento Jerry Brown Dumbarton Bridge Brown Impromtu San Francisco Bay Senate Castro Valley John Holmdahl Toll Bride Authority Newark James Balentine Coast Guard Army Corps of Engineers California Tall Bridge Authority Jerry Hauke Toll Bridge Authority Corps of Engineers Peninsula Batentin Senate Finance Admnister TCS Legishature Donald Burns Brawn Mould Park Ira Bord Burns

Newark confronts AC Transit over dial-a-ride breach of faith

About 40 residents attend Fremont Newark council session as Councilman Hubert Plowright accuses AC Transit of breaching public faith by not implementing dial-a-ride. He demands actions aligning with voters who supported dial-a-ride, while AC argues expansion routes may be financially feasible. Newark officials challenge AC’s integrity amid plan to add routes and possible service changes.

Newark Fremart AC Transit Hubert Plowright Piblic Plowright AC ‘Transit Fremont Alan Bingham Shamnar Abraham James Balentine

Weather and local school trustees seek after-school sports fix

Mostly sunny conditions expected through tomorrow with low 50s to mid 80s highs. Fremont recorded a 25 degree high and 58 low yesterday. In local news the school trustees attempt a real resolution to the after-school sports crisis while the Air Force reports three Vietnamese individuals were drugged and taken to a refugee camp against their will amid hysteria and threats of self harm.

Fremont Air Force Vietnam

Not Cast for the Part Joe Lynch’s Graffitied House Paint Saga

Newark man Joe Lynch faced a weather and ladder mishap while finishing his house painting. A April message from his wife spurred work, then a broken toe and leg cast slowed him. He hopes to finish before his wife’s Missouri homecoming, with photos ready to prove the tale.

Joe Lynch Newark Joe

Portuguese sacking of offices sparks riots in Portugal

Rioters sack Communist party offices in northern towns while leftist and military players blame Spain-linked cells. Police detain 10 as clashes erupt. headquarters evacuated after gunfire and burning agents. Officials report injuries and property damage across Visen and Porto areas amid ongoing turmoil.

Lisbon Portugal Communist Party Tou Aciit Spain Capon Arig Shailay Visen Copean Ly i Arne Borces Vil Verde Tondely Porto Fife Horthumn Durenstratars Nis Wileh Buat Sueh Brat Sarbainer Gali Place Tne Dar Urm

L A County Board Backs RFK Assassination Probe

The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors voted to support reopening the Robert Kennedy assassination inquiry to determine if Sirhan Sirhan acted alone or if others were involved. The board urged court action and DA intervention to examine evidence and reconsider the verdict from 1968, seeking public clarification of the case.

Los Angeles UPI County Board of Supervisors Robert #. Kennedy Sirhan Sirlats Aspear ii Court Cae Allarmy John Howard Kenneth Flatn CLA Howard Hind Iran Kennedy Alex An Vrssaiden

Defense rests as judge refuses to dismiss Little murder charge

In Raleigh North Carolina on Tuesday the defense rested its case in the Joan Little trial. Judge Hobgood refused to dismiss the second degree murder charge and the prosecution prepares rebuttal witnesses. Little testified she killed jailer Clarence Alligood in Beaufort County to stop a sexual assault, saying she would have stayed if she believed he would die.

Raleigh, N.C UPI Joan Little Hamilton H. Mobgood Miss Little Clarence Alligood Beaufort County Hobgand Hobgood Depuy Alligood Alligood Ntt William 2. Gailfin Wats Taund Hee Miss Lille Griffin Alligent Miss Lue Will

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