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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1975

Page

1

Scramble for Alameda County Hall site may resume

Alameda County supervisors meet at 11:30 to review the 10 acre Paseo Padre site plan for a 7 million courthouse. Fremont Newark spar over location as Erest Ivaldi tides finances and Newark offers 1.8 acres. Newark mayor pushes for Newark site while Fremont cites long term costs and transit proximity. Delegations from both cities plan to attend in Oakland.

South County Hall of Justice Fremont Newark Alameda County Supervisors Paseo Padre Parkway Walnut Avenue Hayward Erest Ivaldi Ivaldi Gene Williams Board of Supervisors James Balentine Oakland

Tomato that looks like a baby chicken found by resident

Anthony Borrelli of Union City believes a tomato that resembles a chick grew in his garden at 33778 Remington Drive after discovering a curious formation in the plants and fruit.

Beniamino Bufano Anthony Borrelli Union City Borrelli Remington Drive

Summit over grain dispute set in Washington

Washington officials said a meeting between AFL-CIO President George Meany maritime unions and Labor Secretary John Dunlop will discuss the longshoremen refusal to load ships with Soviet bought grain. The talks may be held at the White House with Ford involvement.

Washington UPI Afl-Cio George Meany Maritime Union Je Prs John Dunlop Labor Department Ilam White House Ford Russia Meany U.S Moscow

Brown condemns San Francisco police strike as illegal

Gov. Edman Brown Jr. called the San Francisco police walkout illegal and brutal, saying it would backlash against public employee bargaining efforts. He cited violence on picket lines and warned public opinion could derail a state collective bargaining bill pending before the legislature. He urged price controls and a steady policy to curb inflation while supporting wage restraint.

Brown San Francisco Senate Finance Committee UAW

School finance woes force teacher to skip raise for supplies

Fremont area biology teacher Otto Graf Jr, father of eight, would forgo a pay raise to fund classroom supplies and equipment as Fremont Unified School District faces long standing budget shortfalls. He joins district leaders highlighting cuts that limit science materials and threaten college readiness.

Fremont Otto Graf Jr Washinan High School Fremont Unified Board of Collection Graf Nwa Kennedy High School Princial Will Sawyer No Graf Grin Imp Washington High Tie Universa Adler Mat Graf Tacully Washington Anne Newari Board of Eduction Hiss

Fremont settles 1975-76 school year raises

Fremont records show New Haven school district officials and teacher negotiators agreeing on a 5.6 percent salary and benefit increase for the 1975-76 year. The item notes weather forecasts for the day and a classified ad seeking a Christian husband and father.

New Haven

Sacramento Senate kills feeble streetlight bill

The Senate rejected a local property tax plan to fund streetlights, voting 154 to short of the 27 needed. Opponents warned darker streets and higher costs next year for taxpayers as local governments face rising prices for materials and services.

Sacramento Senate Muinkiy John W. Molmdahl Caste Valley

California lawmakers backed by public employee donors in 1974

Page 2 reports that California legislators voting on public employee collective bargaining bills received about 6.8 million dollars in 1974 campaign contributions from public employee groups. The United Organization of Taxpayers Inc. issued the claim.

California United Organization of Taxpayers, Inc

Auto makers report mid-August sales beat expectations

In the nation four U.S. automakers show mid August new car sales stronger than expected and down around six percent from a year ago as buyers push sales to near record levels to beat price hikes.

U.S

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