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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1975

Page

1

Mailbox reform bill seeks curbside box repeal

A proposed postal reform bill HR 83 would require the U S Postal Service to honor local zoning and allow removal of curbside rural style mailboxes in new subdivisions. Rep Norman Mineta backs the amendment to restore local control and ensure equitable service amid a $2.6 billion operating subsidy. The measure, moving from committee, could reach the president for signature by fall.

Newark U.S. Postal Service Postal Service Congress Norman Mineta Santa Chara Posal Service Mincta Mineta House Postal Service House Rules Committee Don Edwards San Jose Gerald Ford Alameda County House Subcommittee On Cal

Cost of living spurts up again

Washington reports the cost of living rose at the fastest pace this year, with July CPI up 2 percent led by meat, poultry, fruits, vegetables, gasoline, and used cars. Analysts warn factors skew short term, but inflation remains a threat while growth slowly recovers.

Washington UPL Labor Department CPI White House Hon Nessen Vail Calo Sidney Jones Treasury Department Jones James L. Pate Commerce

California governor’s veto override upheld in school aid case

In Sacramento, Governor Brown’s veto of a $1 million addition to a $172 million school aid bill was overridden by a 41 to 10 Assembly vote and a Democratic Senate reversal. Key lawmakers tied the outcome to party loyalty as Democrats and Republicans trade positions over education funding. Brown, praised by supporters, faces possible reconsideration bids as advocates push for restoring funds.

Sacramento UPH Kevin G. Brown Jr Thirsdey Assembly Brower Senate Brown Anl Ronald Reygnes Cris Willian Camptedt California Hrawy Assemblyman Bate Kevte Drureka Nissin Tee Repmblican Hitderobert Man Ballin Beach GOP Republican Howalt Reagan Karl Warren Hinds Milbape Oewetn

Bill would speed Newark school aid through assembly debate

Newark could receive roughly 140 01M in state aid if SB 220 passes and an urgent clause is signed before Monday. The measure would affect district revenue limits and local tax rates, with potential changes in per pupil funding and statewide education code revisions pending Senate approval.

McAlister Newark Govern Assemblyman Senate Alister Fe Cate Guay Akimedt Ais Aidle Purpit Lab Hat Sondd Gay Derry Brown

Fremont UFO sighting over Niles hills reported

Mrs. Ann Ramsey of 4557 Bianca Drive described a multi colored unidentified flying object with red windows and glowing balls of light descending over the Niles hills shortly after p m on Wednesday The craft reportedly had rows of square windows with red light and blue or green balls appeared about ten seconds later The object sank behind the hill a minute and a half after the initial sighting and was described as silent with no body or fuselage observed.

Fremont Niles Hills Ann Ramsey Bianca Driver

Newark School District Hit By Sex Bias Charge

The Newark district faces a sex discrimination charge over a maternity leave policy that blocks pit leave during pregnancy or childbirth while allowing two weeks of paternity leave after a child's birth. The complaint, filed with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, cites school psychologist Sandy Nutter and notes last year’s events.

Newark Owen Sandy Nutter

Friday Fair Weather and Policy Shifts Across Regions

Friday's forecast calls for warm, stable conditions across the Tri-City area with highs near the upper 70s. Reports mention sweeping federal rules aimed at curbing redlining and welfare access barriers, amid broader Navy and defense material movements, Cuban trade questions, and a Kent State incident mention tied to campus violence cases.

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