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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1975
Page
2
A narrator investigates recurring unlocked doors and finds the culprit is inside the house, his daughter Judy. She admits to opening windows and leaving the house unsafe to create access, then steals when hungry. The narrator ends by giving her a key and warning about future security.
A Fremont City hearing on a proposed rate increase for Fremont Cable TV was tentatively set for March 11 before the city council. Council members discussed funding underground conduit costs, with Geoffrey Steel opposing passing trenching costs to developers or homeowners.
ACWD gains a court pause on the Citizens Utilities water case for up to six months as the Alameda County water district awaits an appellate ruling on evidence and the trial’s central issue of valuing Citizens Utilities' water distribution system. The dispute involves a November 1973 bond issue financing about 2.85 billion to buy the company, with experts valuing the system at roughly 1.4 million to 5.6 million depending on method.
Funeral services for Alma G Combs 66 of Fremont will be at 2 pm tomorrow at Fremont Chapel of the Beas Mortuary. A North Carolina native she lived in Fremont 19 years. burial Cedar Lawn Cemetery. Survivors include son Atha Beam and three daughters Tatty Pato Lorraine Dyson nine grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren. Funeral services for Willodene Frasier 45 of Fremont will be at 2 pm tomorrow at Fremont Chapel of the Beas Mortuary. a Oklahoma native she lived in Fremont five years. burial Cedar Lawn Cemetery. survivors include brother Atha Beam and two sisters Betty Pu ll o and Cleo Wike.
President Ford hints a tax cut could occur in 1976 if the economy does not improve, while L William Seidman cautions governors at the National Governors Conference. Governors challenge the pace of recovery and energy plans amid high unemployment concerns and political pressure.
The Argus corrected yesterday that Bernard candidate Steven M Berard would speak at a party, now scheduled for Saturday night from 8 to 11 at Lum Yuen restaurant. Tickets are five dollars per person. Vice President Nelson A Rockefeller appeared and urged patience while praising Ford amid economic trouble.
German Chancellor Helmut Schmidt contracted pleurisy in addition to pneumonia prompting cancellation of all appointments and phone calls. A government spokesman said he hopes to return to work next week as doctors confirmed pleurisy after initial pneumonia diagnosis.
A political candidate plans an afternoon talk at Tealtar Drive from 3 pm to 5 pm. The event is open to the public with a suggested donation of 1 per person.
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