12 Jul 1975
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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1975
Page
1
Newark city council approved a comprehensive pay hike for police, firefighters, freight workers, and miscellaneous staff, easing a potential labor crisis. Firefighters get 8 percent now and 2 percent in January, police and other groups see roughly 10 percent, with fringe benefits unchanged. negotiations had been tense with a July deadline looming.
The 1890s Lernhardt Home, a three story Victorian owned by Centerville druggist, was demolished at 7179 Fremont Blvd after vandals damaged it beyond restore. Dr. Robert Fisher calls it a secondary historical resource. Dick Martin, former owner, says the site will become a parking lot then possibly a small commercial building.
United Press reports the Federal Reserve aims to curb inflation with higher rates. The prime rate rose to 71. per cent, the highest since April, signaling tighter credit. Citibank acts as trendsetter while other banks likely follow. The policy aims to slow money supply and inflation while unemployment remains near 9 percent nationwide.
Fragmentary OCR recalls tomorrow events at Loews cinema and Se Highs with projected highs near 78 and Mentereau 2 Wak Proernnd et 72, details unclear.
Newark group Latinos Unidos de LUNA won a grant after a professional presentation to South County’s Associated Community Action Program. With staff hiring under way and two buildings promised but no down payment, the two year old group weighs how to spend fifty thousand dollars while planning advisory and youth activities amid payroll gaps.
A stream of murder and justice cases unfolds in Alameda County with mentions of two young victims, drug use linked to deaths, and a 1974 homicide tied to a flood ditch discovery. It outlines police actions, arrests, and varying outcomes from justifiable homicide rulings to murder convictions, including cases in Union City and Livermore.
Spokesmen for the Police Association seek a 15 percent increase and the Fremont Association of City Employes a 17.5 percent rise as talks continue. Mediation likened to a marriage dynamic with give and take to reach a settlement, amid broader wage and retirement plan debates.
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