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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1975

Page

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Fremont principal case ends with no credential action

The state Committee of Credentials voted to take no action against Contra Costa High School Principal Sens Mescaon after reviewing a DOJ‑based report. Allegations from six teachers and a former student were deemed insufficient for credential removal, despite transmittals from CA Teachers Association lawyer John Muir and several named signatories.

Comeynce Peram Department of Justice John Muir California Teachers Association David F. Dillon Nancy Dil Nancy S. Soper Fremont High School Sunnyvale Glenn Bilyeu Centerville Junior High School Rosalina Fajardo Williamson Alda da Silva Darryl Propes Credentals Committee

Stock Market Nears All Time High Amid Frantic Trading

New York stocks surged with Monday and Tuesday marking the two busiest days in history as about 64 million shares changed hands. The Dow Jones industrial average rose sharply on Monday but gains cooled in the final hours Tuesday as mutual funds and institutions moved to buy, while traders noted feverish, hopeful activity without broad overexuberance.

New York Tn All Dow Sones William Moxley Sherson Hayden Rove Kevin McNamara Rotan Mode

Births of Imation Stoma Warning in Alert to Save Energy

An alert urges actions to conserve energy amid concerns about rising demand. Officials emphasize personal responsibility and timely steps to reduce consumption and ensure supply reliability.

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Death ends tragic romance with drugs

Denise Gaschk, a 17-year-old Valley School senior in Dublin, died by suicide after months of drug use amid worries about grades. Her mother, Laura Gaschk, issued a statement detailing Denise’s romance with PCP and expressed sorrow, hoping others are warned.

Dublin Denise Pairman Gaschk Valley School Denise Laura Gosche Pleasanton

Newark Taxpayers Hear Muted School Board Negotiations

A vague Newark report shows taxpayers facing unclear teacher negotiation details. Officials and representatives admit little understanding of terms like E.HLD.G and the cost of the package. The public will have two weeks to study proposals before the next board meeting and further comments.

Newark Imm Newark School Board Ofer

PUC orders full check of BART safety system

California Public Utilities Commission orders a full safety investigation into BART after two crashes and an unmanned train incident. Leonard Ross will lead, examining the January 19 maintenance truck crash, January 10 yard crash, and the unmanned car roll through downtown Oakland. Investigators will also review chronic train availability and prior safety reviews.

San Francisco State Public Utilities Commission Bay Area Rapids Commission Vernon Sturgeon Leonard Ross Berkeley PUC BART Concord Oakland POC Transbay Tube Gene Raleigh Raleigh Fremont PLUC Boston Mass

Cold Rain and Possible Snow Above 1000 Feet Tonight

Weather forecast calls for continued cold and rain through Thursday with possible snow at elevations above 1000 feet. Daytime highs in the 50s and overnight lows in the 20s. Fremont reached 53 yesterday while union city council approves federal grant to rehabilitate homes and streets, totaling 384390 over three years pending agency approvals.

Fremont Union City Council

Nixon shows signs of improvement after hospitalization

Former President Richard Nixon appears physically improved for the first time since his hospital stay and may soon be able to travel by car or plane, according to his personal physician. The notes come as other state stories surface on tax collection and public aid issues.

Richard Nixon

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