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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1974

Page

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Sister testifies for hours in Mutch murder case

In Fremont court Valerie Mutch testified for nearly six hours about her brother Marvin Lee Mutch and the Cassie Riley drowning murder. She described his nervousness after the incident, the wet clothes, and her warning to talk to police.

Fremont Marvin Lee Mutch Alice Collins Marvin Valerie Mutch Valerie Cassie Riley Cosss James McWilliams McWilliams Valeri Vaerie Cassie Riles the Argus Marvin Muteh

Fight for flat fare on BART meets fierce urban pushback

Director John Glenn opened a campaign to set a uniform % cent fare for all BART rides, arguing fixed operating costs justify a flat rate and potential patronage growth. His motion failed for lack of a second as urban directors opposed the plan, warning it would raise fares for many riders while sparking a broader political battle between suburban and city areas.

John Glenn Fremont Bay Area San Francisco Glenn BART Robert Allen Livermore Nello Bianco Richmond Mal Fares South County Mass Transit Hutch Cooper

Ford seeks written steel price hike explanation

United Press reports President Ford asked U S Steel to justify an eight percent price rise on two thirds of its products. Treasury Secretary Simon warned unemployment could reach 7.5 percent next year while housing starts and building permits hit eight year lows. Senate Republican Leader Hugh Scott is noted in the same briefing.

United Ford U.S. Steel Ron Nelsen Steel Council On Treasury William €. Simon Simon Senate Commerce Department Hugh Scott

Snakebite death of Exotic Dancer Carol Cybulski

Carol Cybulski 37 known for dancing as Jami at Jimbo's Club Livermore died in Pompano Beach Fla four days after a four foot rattlesnake bite in a Fremont veterinary clinic. Authorities said she had been bitten during an act and had previously suffered injuries from the 1971 incident that kept her in Highland Hospital Oakland for two months.

Carol Cybulski Argus Fremont Pompano Beach Fla Ms. Cybulski Elmwood Ave Newark Livermore

Task drives him up a Christmas tree

Gary Hyman details the scramble of choosing a Christmas tree as a first time shopper in Fremont. He weighs natural versus artificial options and prices at a local department store, noting the Moss Green Outswept Balsam artificial tree priced at 39.97 and its long term cost appeal.

Task

Newark moves to curb sex poet incidents at high school

Newark school board issued directives for teachers and staff to avoid offensive incidents after a guest poet’s sexual references at Newark High. Board President Anne Graf said measures emphasize community standards and ethical responsiveness. Ed Johnson of a local group urged scrutiny while supporting quality education and discipline. Emmett Lynch and Evelyn Kipp offered apologies to the board and parents.

Newark Newark High School Anne Graf Newark High Ed Johnson Emmett Lynch Evelyn Kipp

Weather recap for Fremont for yesterday and tonight

A Fremont weather note reports mostly fair conditions with night fog and morning fog. Temperatures were 60 high and 46 low with northwest winds at 10 to 20 mph.

Fremont

Union City political push draws limited candidate interest

A Union City committee seeking March 4 school board candidates reports scant local interest. At a City Council session a federally funded program outlined aims to inject nearly $400,000 in community improvement funds over three years. Directors of the Mission Hills Swim and Racquet Club in Fremont expect to open play next June with 10 tennis courts.

Union City Mission Hills Driscoll Road Washington Boulevard Fremont

Government Scientists Call for NIH Research Independence

Six leading government scientists urge an end to political meddling in National Institutes of Health research. The move follows escalating concerns over interference with study designs and results across federal science programs.

National Institutes of Health

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Todd Olsen Louis Warner Pam Richard Mutch Standard Bart Ride Fare Ella Hill Hutch Elmer Cooper Carol Gary Hyman South Boston Helen Help i Argus Tapes Lifertyle Orrock
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