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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1977

Page

1

ACWD vows continued water conservation after rationing pause

Alameda County Water District defends decision to suspend mandatory rationing in Fremont Newark and Union City amid a surge in usage and public concern. Officials warn against complacency urging continued 25 percent voluntary cuts while distributing conservation kits and preparing a public explanation letter to customers.

Alameda County Water District Fremont Newark Union City Sneha Ae ‘Timoun Ronal Matt Whitfield Whitfield Tri-City Bistink George m Aoe Steve Cueen Gene Y Trus State Department of Ware Resarves District Board Clark W. Redeker Undle Ind Robie

State workers angered as Brown slices raises

In Sacramento Gov. Edmund G Brown signed a $14.52 billion budget late at night cutting $137.6 million from pay raises, including 10.1 percent to 7.5 percent for state employees. California State Employees Association vowed action to overturn the veto and seek legislative override. Brown also trimmed salaries and funding for UC and Cal State faculty, nursing homes, Medi Cal, and highway construction while defenders say relief and school finance legislation may adjust totals.

Sacramento Bain Dollar Edmund G Brown Ur Brown Thi William A. Craib California State Employes Association Saigon Athough University of California and Pale College Earle Shildon Baas Toy Cate Hiatal Ianta Yal Igraras State Highway Commission CESA

Soviet reacts to Carter B1 bomber scrapping and cruise missiles

Moscow labeled Carter's plan to stop mass production of the B1 bomber and deploy cruise missiles as a new dangerous arms race. Tass warned it could affect SALT talks and Soviet-American relations, while noting U S defense budget growth and missile development.

Moscow UPI Carter Soviet Union United States Tass Washington Kremlin Pentagon Janey Ee Ha Bates Septead USA

Weather, budget fights, and energy plans in brief

Saturday morning weather shows partly cloudy skies, clearing tomorrow with little temperature change. California state workers react to proposed pay cutbacks tied to a multi billion dollar budget dispute. Energy officials aid a Mexican gas line to avert a decade long anticipated shortage. Defense chief Brown says scrapping a bomber would cut defense costs. President Carter notes potential surplus in 1980 if trends continue and costs stay within bounds.

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Subpoena Validity Shaped by FPPC Campaign Contributions

A Sonoma County Superior Court judge weighs the Fair Political Practices Commission subpoena regarding a 16 500 contribution to a 1974 state controller campaign in San Francisco. Mentioned is Supervisor Robert Mendelsohn, named by President Carter as assistant secretary of the interior.

Sonoma County State Fair Political Practices Commission State Controller San Francisco Robert Mendelsohn Interior President Carter

Fifteen year old girl escapes as kidnapper is caught

Charlotte Grosse, 15, fled from a Siesta Key home after being held and abused by Wilfred Arthur Bannister, a construction worker. Deputies arrested Bannister soon after. authorities say no intercourse is indicated. Charlotte, bruised and distressed, alerted her parents and was taken to Sarasota Memorial Hospital for examination.

Sarasota Fla Charlotte Grosse Siesta Key Wilfred Arthur Rusty” Bannister Bannister Sarasota County Charlotte Harnister Xpounder Julia Rosell Eleanor Virginia Wallace

Fremont considers directly electing its mayor in 1980 vote

Petitioners push for a November ballot on an elected mayor, led by Jan Stillwell. Citizens sign to override council choice, aiming for 7,019 signatures before August 1. Council has delayed, debating timing and impact on a 1980 first mayor term.

Fremont Keith Jones Gene Rhodes Jan Stillwell Degan Sage Stillwell Rhodes Nak Jack Pirrentel Aternate Gurre Ubey Pimentel

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ACWD Ermis Brown Russ Edmund G. Brown Jr California Harold Brown Alaska Dr. Steinerohn Jeff Walker Green Construcion Co Wilfred Bannister Charlotte Groom
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