27 Feb 1975
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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1975
Page
1
Sheppard rails against education funding approach as Brown’s education plan draws sharp criticism. Trustees weigh concerns over SB 90 provisions while Governor’s stance prompts questions on understanding school finance. Trusts eye legislative appeal despite skepticism.
UNION CITY Mrs Shares Angele 27 pleaded guilty to second degree murder in the stabbing death of her 4 year old daughter Gine. She was committed to state prison for the five years to life. A similar attack on the couple's younger son occurred but he survived. Judge Golde ordered a 120 day diagnostic period at Frontera women's prison with possible probation, but left Minx Angele in prison.
Tri City school systems face the potential loss of more than 1 million dollars a year in federal aid for school lunches under President Ford's 1976 budget proposal. Districts warn cutbacks could raise lunch prices or end cafeterias, harming regular and reduced price lunch students. Newark and Madison districts cite risk to free and subsidized programs and urge public and federal action.
Peterbilt Motors Co announces a two week shutdown from March 3 to 17 due to a shortage of orders, laying off about 300 production and office staff while 70 employees stay to run cab and service part work. The firm plans resumption on March 17 with trucks later priced higher and fitted with computerized braking systems.
Variable fog and low clouds tonight and tomorrow morning but fair otherwise through tomorrow. Lows tonight in the 40s with highs today and tomorrow in the upper 50s to mid 60s. Fremont yesterday posted a high of 64 and a low of 48. A college professor sits to after refusing to testify against founder andeldenly professor on a campus.
Penney announced major reductions in clothing prices with cuts on men's wear and home sewing fabrics. Industry officials note wholesale price declines and easing inflation aiding broad rollbacks, while Amstar reports raw sugar prices falling and wholesale textile costs easing since last August.
A court order bars Fremont planning commissioners from debating a proposed general plan amendment that would shift 4,000 acres on the northern plain from urban to farming use. The action halts official consideration and delays potential zoning decisions.
Officials of the United States and Saudi Arabia confer on economic cooperation as protests mount against the Arab policy of boycotting firms that do business with Israel. The national page outlines Conservative rebukes as Vice President Rockefeller seeks to speed Senate action, then apologizes in the filibuster battle.
Fremont district attorney ruled no complaint would be filed after Kenneth Dean O Neill pecked Officer Mary Donavan at the Columbia Grill in Niles. O Neill was briefly jailed on a battery on a police officer charge before the decision, with the incident sparked by a dare bet.
Obituary notices for Helen Help and Ust Lifestyle are listed alongside sports and TV lag reporting. Ad notices and Ty 2 wa details appear in the page’s lower section. The fragmentary text provides names and sparse context for local obituaries and advertised listings.
The Ford administration said consuming nations may adopt a common floor price or tariff for oil. The plan, backed by Kissinger and Zarb, aims to shield U.S. energy policy from price swings by 1985, amid OPEC's price expectations and import projections.
BART officials say barriers will be built at seven elevated stops including San Leandro Bay Fair to stop doors opening on the wrong side amid stray current concerns. Acting General Manager Lawrence Dahms cited rare incidents but warned a freak circumstance could pose electrocution risks, though no fatalities reported in rail systems. insulations on platforms will be added across stations to reduce danger.
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