30 Aug 1976
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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1976
Page
1
The 14th annual Niles Flea Market drew shoppers, vendors, and heavy traffic through Niles and Fremont streets. More than 500 exhibitors displayed items from antique chairs to vintage radios and glassware, with food booths and bargain hunting spanning the day.
Fremont residents will see plans to convert a 15 acre northeast quarry into a Bay Area recreation complex. A public meeting at Niles Elementary School will review the Alameda Creek Quarries Regional Recreation Area plan and environmental reports before bids on phase one, estimated at 215000, are pursued. The project links Fremont, Alameda County Water District and EBRPD for a 25 year cooperative effort.
Kevin Carpenter of Fremont Flores Gymnastics set a record by bouncing on a trampoline for 76 straight hours, ending at 4 p.m. Saturday after starting on Wednesday noon. He faced hallucinations and near sleep, with supporters noting the effort drew national attention and aimed to raise funds for the club.
In California theAssembly weighs who controls end of life decisions amid a Quinlan inspired case from New Jersey. The debate centers on state authority versus individual rights in terminal illness cases.
Newsday reports a potentially lethal substance linked to a chemical plant explosion last month near Seveso has entered the American environment and food chain. Authorities warn of long term exposure risks while monitoring food supplies and environmental samples for contamination.
Fair today and tomorrow with little temperature change. Low clouds near the coast spread inland at night and morning. Highs in the 70s to low 80s, lows mid 50s. North to northwest winds 10 to 20 mph. High yesterday reached 84.
An engineering plan for a mile long underground pipeline from Fremont to San Leandro will channel largely treated wastes to a discharge six miles west of the San Leandro Marina. The system, linking Union Sanitary District Hayward San Leandro and Oro Loma Castro Valley districts with Livermore Amador Valley, aims to curb pollution and restore Bay oxygen levels while addressing seasonal stormwater inflow and permeation into older sewers.
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