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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1974

Page

1

Alameda appeals FUSD dismissal after firing as finance officer

Alameda, the former Fremont Unified School District finance officer ousted December 4 amid a probe, appealed the dismissal through his attorney. The appeal argues five grounds including improper procedures and potential discrimination. The district's personnel commission may hear the case or refer to a state officer, with a closed hearing requested.

Fremont Harold Alameda Arthur Protter Alameda Preater FUSD Peterson Unified School District Wess Peterson al Redd Federation of Fremont Redd Tom Maloney Donald Crankler Tom Firby Argus

Layoffs May Hit 1930s Level in Auto Industry

UPI reports United Auto Workers Vice President Ken Bannon warns layoffs may reach 300,000 on the eve of a 12 day Christmas shutdown with 3000 workers idled or faced with cuts in early 1975. Chrysler, GM, Ford and American Motors announce large layoff plans as December output declines 41 percent versus 1951 levels.

Detroit UPI United Auto Workers Ken Bannon Bannon Ford Department Washington Chrysler Corp U.S Chrysler Newark Del Hamtramck Mich Jefferson Avenue General Motors Ford Motor Co American Motors

Lengthening BART hours delay urged

BARTs acting leader urged delaying full service up to ten months to hire more workers and fix maintenance that cripples trains. A phased plan would start night service, then a fourth Richmond to Daly City line, with weekend service and shorter headways rolling out later.

BART Lawrence Dahms New Bay Area Rapid Transit District Board Dahms State Public Utilities Commission Transbay Richmond Daly City

FDA Approves IUD Linked to 14 Deaths Despite Concerns

The FDA authorized resumed use of the Dalkon Shield IUD amid safety questions, with monitoring by doctors and the A H Robins Co. Commissioner Schmidt said perfection in contraception is not yet, noting it may take years and tens of thousands of patients before a final safety determination. Planned Parenthood opposed renewal until its medical committee concurs.

Washington UPI Food and Drug Administration FDA Alexander M. Schmidt Schmidt A.H. Robing Co Planned Parenthood Federation of America

Veterans find new support at Ohlone College program

Vietnam veterans now make up a sizable campus minority at Ohlone with 23 age on average, benefiting from expanded services. Dennis Putnam, a former tank commander, helps lead veterans programs while pursuing psychology and counseling aims. The college adds two offices and eight staffers to meet benefits and education needs.

Fremont Ohlone College Dennis Putnam Army Vietnam Putnam Ohlone Southeast Asia Otlone Richard Riemer

Weekend Forecast Says Clouds Rise And Rain Possible

Increasing cloudiness today with a 40 percent chance of rain and a 70 percent likelihood tonight. Highs in the 60s and overnight lows in the 40s. Southerly winds 10 to 20 mph today shifting to northwest tomorrow. Yesterday’s Freemont high reached 63 with a low of 41.

Fre- Mont

Democratic Assembly Candidates Address Livermore Club

In Union City a new bus schedule starts to aid youths attending recreation activities and commuter travel. The item notes candidates in the Livermore Democratic Club meeting discussing issues.

Democratic Assembly Livermore Democratic Club Union City

Justice Dept Probes Sugar Price Fixing Tests Six Refineries

The Department of Justice in San Francisco says its investigation into alleged illegal sugar price fixing will continue amid current sugar market gyrations, with actions already taken against six refineries.

Department of Justice San Fracisco

Fossil Find in Ethiopia Dates Woman to Over Three Million Years

An international anthropology team working in eastern Ethiopia's Hardar region reports the discovery of fossil remains of a woman believed to be more than three million years old. The find in Page 3 highlights early human evolution research and raises questions about our distant ancestors.

Ethiopia Hardar Region

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