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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1974
Page
17
The Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Co requests authority to raise intrastate rates for service in California. The plan freezes base exchange rates but increases connection charges and line extension costs. It also revises toll rates, reduces free mileage, and restructures PBX and other equipment charges. The proposal aims to boost annual gross revenue by 9.97 million dollars and includes hearings notice and counties affected.
Public notice announces construction at the Thornton Avenue interchange with ramp and channelization works, sign structures, roadside signs and signals. Bids required for the full project. plans available from the State Highway Engineer in Sacramento. bonds required. prevailing wages cited. dated December 2, 1974.
Public sale will proceed to satisfy the remaining principal of 13282.44 on the deed of trust, with interest and expenses. The notice also lists dates in December 1974 and January 1975 for meetings, and identifies multiple real estate and corporate entities including COMPTON, RILEY ENTERPRISES, CALIFORNIA REALTORS EXCHANGE, and HAYWARD INVESTMENT ASSOCIATES operating in Fremont San Lorenzo Hayward areas.
A five story houseboat named Madona and Child burnt over the weekend among hundreds of craft at Richardson Bay waterfront. Built in 1908 the vessel had long been a subject of controversy.
California real estate firms Hallmark Realty and California Realtors Exchange at 412 Mowry Avenue Fremont are dissolved as of December 16 1974 by mutual consent Compton and Riley Enterprises Inc a California corporation has withdrawn from and ceased to be associated in carrying on the business
U S Steel chairman Edgar B Speer said President Ford's Wage and Price Stability Council would likely uphold the eight percent steel price rise. He cited higher coal costs and imported materials as justification while noting further modest increases in 1975. Speer described the hikes as cost justified and said no rollback requests were made.
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