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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1975
Page
2
A pet owner warns of dogs eating tainted foods and decaying matter. The piece describes enteritis risks, symptoms like slick droppings, and the need for quick veterinary care. It cites cases of cement seepage and bathtub residues causing intestinal inflammation and urges pureed baby food for easier digestion. George, the dog, improves after treatment and a dietary change.
In South Charleston two hitchhikers returned with a letter and a ten dollar repayment to Officer O Connor who had given them ten dollars when he picked them up two days after they ate. The note said they would repay when they got rich as a believer in people. In Washington, President Carter signed a House resolution extending the deadline for submitting the federal budget to February 8, 1978, a procedural move for the fiscal year 1978.
Hurd, 59, notes many birdwatchers drop daily tasks to chase sightings across distances. In Fremont, his home serves as Audubon HQ while he and wife log 108 species in eight years from their yard. Steve Abbots, a Tilden Park naturalist, blends outdoor work with bird study and photography to explore ecology and bird behavior.
A reader note highlights bird-watching beginnings at Chabot Regional Park and nearby water areas. It mentions trails and spots like Saghen and Leew, with references to regional features and access points for observers and casual explorers.
Train collection to be shown at the Pasco Padre Parkway site from noon to 3. The free exhibit features varied layouts and scale models. Railroading experts will answer questions. Sponsored by East and West Gauges and Ohlone College Community Services Department.
Four people died in a two story home on Moss Ave in a fashionable Peoria neighborhood. Passers by reported smoke and attempted to enter but doors blocked rescue. Two other family members escaped as flames spread.
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