Fremont Water Contaminated With Worms
Fremont resident Mrs. Stefani reports tap water at Montecito Drive containing small white worms. She notes dirty water, sediment, and fluctuating pressure from Citizens Utilities Co. Workers collected a jar for tests as health officials prepare analysis.
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Fremont — Hiry
Robert Stefaniacy
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Montecito Drive
Stefani
Citizens Utilities Co
Citizens Utilities
Warrim
Elate
Haslth
Union ratifies two year contract for Santa Clara county workers
The rank and file of the largest union representing Santa Clara County employees approved a new two year contract ending the county strike. A 21 page state bar study calls San Quentin and Folsom "disgraceful dungeons" and urges abolition of the California Adult Authority. Civil suits accuse a Northern California home chain of misusing patients funds and adulterating drugs. US soldier volunteers report 1956-57 tests for incapacitating weapons. Department cites seized Soviet mail and grain import forecasts.
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Santa Clara County
California
State Bar
San Quentin
Folsom
California Adult Authority
Hope for sports events program not yet dead in district
About 500 supporters from the Save Our Sports group packed a school board meeting in Fremont to urge restoring after school athletics cut from the district budget. Board president Fred Weibel said the cuts may not be permanent and a public hearing on August 6 will shape the final budget of 40.65 million dollars. Ed Stroman of SOS pledged continued pressure with petitions, while noting SOS might raise funds if needed, but preferring officials to fund athletics.
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Fred Weibel
the Argus
Weibel
Ccim
Ganization
SOS
Stroman
Spacemen Aboard Apollo Soyuz End Historic Space Linkup
Three Americans and two Russians joined in a landmark handshake linking Apollo and Soyuz in orbit. The mixed crew greeted each other with tea and borscht, shared a meal, and consoles, though docking leaks and radio interference caused delays and muted telecasts.
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Houston
UPI
Earth
Thomas Stafford
Vance Brand
Donald “Deke” Slayton
U.S
Apollo
Stafford
United States
Soyuz
Leonov
Slayton
Kubasov
Sip Borscht
Brand
Mack Page
Trial of Johnny York in Aug murder case proceeds
Johnny York, 20, on trial for first degree murder in a narcotics case slaying of Robin Sweeney, 22, during a break in Oakland court procedure. York, accused with four others, allegedly helped throw Sweeney from a bridge. two co-defendants have been convicted and sentenced to life. Sweeney’s body was found the next day near Reson.
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Oakland
Johnny York
Wsn
York
Ena
Robin Sweenny
Iito
Rim
Sweeney
Reson
Gallery hours and participating artists announced
The gallery will be open from 1 to 4 p.m. Wednesdays through Sundays. Artists in the show include Carol Berry and Natalie Quinlan in ceramics, Barbara Slyke in fiber art, and Rosalie Grey-Thomson in soft sculpture.
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Carol Berry
Natalie Quinlan
Barbara Slyke
Rosalie Grey-Thomson
Railroad Clerks Union Calls July 28 Strike Over Wage Fight
Washington UPI reports 117,000 BRAC clerks threaten a July 28 strike after 18 hours of talks failed. President Dennis vows action while White House mediator Usery and negotiators plan Friday meetings. Railroads face coordinated walkouts that could stall recovery, as BRAC rejects pattern settlements and seeks wage gains and job protections.
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Washington
UPI
Railway Clerks Union
C.L. Dennis
Brotherhood of Railway and Airline Clerks
BRAC
White House
Wisery
T Wl
Dennis
William H. Dempsey
National Railway Labor Conference
Fremont teen dies in U S 395 crash near Reno
A 19 year old Fremont girl Linda K Magee died Thursday when her vehicle collided with a car driven by Michael E Andersen of Bremen on U S 395 about four miles south of Reno Nevada The second vehicle struck was driven by an unidentified person and the accident remains under investigation by authorities at the scene.
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Reno
Nev
Linda K. Magee
Fremont
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U.S. 395
Ichael E. Andersen
Bremen
Fremont district names new business manager to clean finances
Phillip Wagner, former Castro Valley school district business manager, was chosen by the Fremont board to fill the new business manager post after the accounting firm audit prompted a reorganization. He will start Aug. 18 and oversee finance purchasing warehousing food service transportation data processing maintenance and more. Wagner arrives with computer systems experience after leading a parochial system in Southern California and was selected on Superintendent Wayne Ferguson’s recommendation following a closed session.
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Fremont
Phillip Wagner
Castro Valley
Board of Education
Price- Waterhouse
Harold Alameda
Wagner
Wayne Ferguson
Ferguson
California
Congress tightens oil controls in energy clash
Congress moved to extend price controls on 60 percent of domestic oil and roll back new oil prices to $11.28 a barrel, sent to the White House amid a looming veto by President Ford. House passage followed Senate approval by 233 to 172 as lawmakers brace for a presidential clash over energy policy.
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House
Ford
Senate Interior Committee
Senate
Congress
White House
The
Interior Committee
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Soviet Union
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Rey Orreck
Andersen
Hope For
Save Our Sports
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Ed Stroman
Dino
Olive Hyde Art Center
Washington Blvd
Dempsey
Henry M. Jackson
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