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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1975

Page

1

Fremont cuts threaten Mission Valley Athletics

Drastic 1975 76 Fremont school budget cuts imperil after school sports, risking elimination of Mission Valley Athletic League play for Fremont Newark and Union City high schools. Coaches salaries and equipment funds cut, with broader impacts on classroom materials and staffing. Officials hope for outside funding or community drives to salvage sports while acknowledging deeper educational losses.

Fremont Newark Art Monesty Mission Valley Athlete League MVAL Socrer Sacramardo Greg Hear James Logan Luton City San Fransisco Y¢ Dillon Certificaters Employes Council Band of Education Dilton

Fremont Day at the Alameda County Fair in Pleasanton

Twins Marshall and Austin Johnson visit the moon rock display during Fremont Day at the Alameda County Fair. The event featured a Fremont Chamber of Commerce barbecue with guest chef Joby Dee assisted by Maid of Fremont Rhonda Marin and Mayor Gene Rhodes. Tomorrow hosts Senior Cuizeng Day per the fair schedule.

Marshall Austin Johnson Alameda County Pleasanton Fremont Fremont Chamber of Commerce Joby Dee Jeff Maid of Fremont Rhonda Marin Gene Rhodes

Brown signs 11.47 billion state budget amid pay cuts

Gov Edmund G Brown Jr signs a no nonsense 11.47 billion state budget cutting pay raises and other spending by 100 million dollars. The action comes as part of broad fiscal measures reported on page 23. The report notes weather and other local items alongside national politics from the era.

Edmund G. Brown Jr

Europe faces cheese clash as market backs Washington plan

In a world scene the European Common Market prepares for a ham war with the United States after surrendering on cheese. The piece also notes Israel's Rabin warning that U S aid could shrink if Israel refuses Washington pressure and delays an interim peace with Egypt.

Washington United States Israel Yitzhak Rabin U.S

Absence of Fremont School Chief Triggers Teacher Flak

Fremont teachers protest absence of new Superintendent Wayne Ferguson at a board session amid wage freeze concern. George Pfaffenberger, president of the Fremont Unified District Teachers Association, decried leadership and voiced discontent as the board approved a $40.4 million budget. Ferguson, finishing duties in Palmdale, said he hoped leaders would secure funding after legislative adjournment.

Wayne Ferguson Ferguson Learnasil George Pfaffenberger Fremont. Unified District Teachers Association Pfaffenberger Phoertee Supermena Aia Boltail Weisan Paffenberger Mirte Morsay Palmdale

Discordant Town Criers piece draws council ire

Town Criers and parents raised about 16000 of 19000 needed for a August trip to Expo 75 on Okinawa Japan and the Philippines. The council tabled a building inspection program and offered no funding. Mirigian called it a poor lesson as students felt postponed and ignored. Japan and the Philippines contributed about 1200 each, while the U S agency offered a dime.

Fredont — Gani Mian Dretr' Eh Town Criers Baars Esch Aaron Okinawa Japan Philippines Mirigian

Oil firms raise gas prices ahead of July Fourth

Major oil companies announced price hikes of 1.4 to 3 cents per gallon on regular gasoline with shortages and seasonal demand seen. Federal officials noted timing is near seasonal trends while analysts predict further increases into Labor Day. Retail prices hover around 60 cents a gallon, with some stations showing as high as 61 cents.

Proline Areca Thomas Anderson Pennsylvania Service Station Dealers Association John Hill Federal Energy Administration Times Hill Hine Tallinais Shell of None & Price Texaco Standard of Indiana Mobil Oil Atlantic Richfield Pratt Petroleum Ashland Petroleum Clark Oil Tesday

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