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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1975

Page

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Fremont schools chief courts principals with open policy drive

Wayne Ferguson new Fremont school district superintendent met with principals and vice principals at El Retiro in Los Altos for two days to outline an open approach, demanding accountability and cost savings. Administrators covered $27 each for the mandatory retreat while Ferguson pressed tighter spending controls and better public confidence amid a financially troubled district.

Fremont Wayne Ferguson Ferguson el Retiro Los Altos The Argus

Weekend Weather Update and Notable Events

Fair weekend weather with little temperature change. Fremont high 78 low 60 yesterday. Elvis Presley fatigue likely, with enlarged colon and mild liver disease, rest expected before return. Niagara River raft capsizes, 30 passengers dumped in treacherous rapids. Venezuela nationalizes oil industry with $5 billion compensation deadline. Peru Army ousts Velasco, PM Morales Bermudez takes over.

Fremont Elvis Presley

Minimum price law abolished in California

Gov. Edmund G Brown Jr signed bills ending fair trade laws for most goods except liquor and a conservation measure banning flip-top cans by 1979. The repeal could save the average family about 120 dollars yearly, supporters say, while opponents call it price fixing. The bills take effect Jan. 1 and three years later a flip-top can ban goes into force.

Sacramento UPL California Edmund G. Brown Jr Attomey Avelle J. Younger Brown Dennis Carpenter Newport Reach Alister McAlister D-Sinn Jose ABI Edwin L. Zherg

Zack the cat rules the waiting room at the veterinary hospital

Reporter John Pachtner chronicles Zack the black cat in a veterinary hospital as he surveys cages, dogs, and cats, presides over the lobby, and plots playful mischief while staff juggle busy appointments and anxious owners. The tale blends whimsical cat perspective with clinic life and colorful staff chatter.

John Parhmer Zack Rhoda Alwxds

Ford limits pay hike for Congress

President Ford on Friday limited federal pay raises to 5 percent for Congress members, judges, cabinet officers, the Vice President, and about 5 million federal workers. His 5 percent limit rejects a 4.56 percent Civil Service Commission recommendation, prompting strong labor opposition and charges of unfairness.

Washington UPI Ford Congress Nelson A. Rockefeller Civil Service Commission Afl-Cio George Meany Meany Mas l. Wolkormir Natonal Federation of Federal Employes America W. Howard McClennan Public Employe Department Afiaio

Niles Flea Market Opens Sunday at Hea Bazaar

The 10th annual Hea market in Niles, sponsored by the Niley Merchants Association, will run 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Sunday with 24 food booths, 500 booths total, and a pancake stand at Moore Lodge. Old film screenings from Niles productions begin 7 a.m. at the Southariy Pacific parking lot information booth.

Fremont Miles Niley Marchants Association Niles Boulevard Tn G Moore Lodge Niles Southariy Pacific

State Assembly Sends Back Major Agency Bill

In Sacramento the assembly returns a controversial agency bill to committee after heated debate. The measure would empower a large county agency. supporters argue strong oversight is needed, while opponents warn of overreach and constitutional concerns persist.

Sacramento Tee Sentertekay San Francisco Assembly Senate Benisae Aswinhlynn Richmond Oneanstiutianis United States

Home burglary prevention tips from South County police advisories

Tips recommend not advertising absence when away, arrange neighbor mail pickup, cancel deliveries, and have lawn care. Leave lights on at night, clearly display house number, and ensure exterior security like fencing and visibility. Inside, install sturdy locks, rekey on move in, and keep doors and windows secured.

Argus South Newark Cary

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