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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1977

Page

6

Edwards blasts quarry near wildlife refuge in Fremont

Fremont congressman Don Edwards condemns city council for approving continued quarrying and an asphalt plant near the Bay National Wildlife Refuge. He urges reconsideration as wildlife groups plan pressure while the planning commission grants a three week permit delay to seek a compromise.

Fremont Don Edwards Bay National Edwards San Jose U.S. Department of Interior Stine Dambarton Bridge Enyands Washington, D.C Fremont Council City Planning Commission Audobor Society Sierra Club Tri-City Ecology Uender Don Diffy Gene Rhodes Dillon Yen Sai Edwards Dumbarton Quarry Associates Coyote Hills Hubert Porsonius

CB Shop Owner Freed On Recognizance After Gun Fire Incident

Kenneth Phelps owner of Electronics Specialists in Irvington was released on his own recognizance by Judge Joseph W. Jay after arraignment on charges of brandishing a gun and carrying a concealed loaded firearm. He must monitor CH radios and avoid contact with other CB users. a $1 pre-trial hearing date was set.

Man Found Dead in Car In Fremont

Fremont police reported an apparent suicide at 29697 Royal Ame Common last night around 2:15 AM. The victim, Ixinald Luther Barnes, 48, was found inside a car with exhaust fumes entering the interior, according to firefighters on the scene.

Fremont Royal Ame Common Ixinald Luther Barnes

Large haystack blaze ties Fremont road to hour closure

In Fremont Decoto between Fremont Boulevard and Pasco Padre Parkway fire crews fought a large haystack fire behind 3517 Decoto Road the blaze began around 2 90 p m and required extended efforts to control the flames. Sacramento health officials warned drought related salt water intrusion in the Delta threatens salt restricted diets across three Bay Area counties prompting talks to set water flow levels and barriers to protect drinking water.

Fremont Decoto Fremont Boulevard Pasco Padre Parkway Decoto Road RE. Luiz Sacramento UPS Sacramento-Sant Joaquin Delta San Francisco Bay Department of Health Jerome Lackner Department Water Resources Centre Board Tatkeer Combra Costa Alameda Samta Clara Acaivities

Moluccans in Dutch Train Siege Claim It Was a Game

Dutch officials report Moluccan gunmen holding about 60 hostages on a train and two schools described the action as a game while mediators attempted to negotiate. The gunmen demanded mediation and later signaled a possible change as authorities sought safety of a hostage woman and a gunman.

Assen Netherlands UP1 Uwe Mohuscans Thes

Lawmakers' 10 Percent Pay Raise Approved in California

Sacramento lawmakers cleared AB 96 with a 14 to 0 vote, moving to Ways and Means. The plan would raise state legislators' annual pay by 10 percent to about 5 566 dollars, effective December 4, 1978, amid a history of recurring boosts and a 923 222 annual total for 120 lawmakers. Californias tax sales rose, with taxable sales up 4 percent year over year and retail spending surging, led by new car sales and a broad increase across sectors.

Hanes Hoyrlies Louis Papan O-Delyi Sacramento UPI California Board of Equalisation Fernonal Unk CaStriane

Riles seeks state aid for Fremont schools after tax measure defeat

Fremont educators and parents joined a Sacramento lobbying day led by Riles to press for more state school funding. They met Assemblyman MuAlister and Sen. Alquist as district officials warned of program cuts, teacher raises at risk, and longer-term effects from a $275 billion surplus claim.

Brown Riles California School For the Deaf and the Blind Fremont Wayne Ferguson Sacramento Ater Alister MuAlister Dsan Jose Alfred Alquist D-San Jose Pgsiatute Trustes Jim Klevit California Teachers Association Corpulogn Youereiey Ani Trsses Othe Board Fred Weibel Weiber

Ohlone inventory uncovers hidden college belongings

Franey told college board members that discrepancies from a spring 1975 inventory stem from missing tag numbers. Unscheduled inventory should finish by next week, with desks and chairs expected to be found, while believes the miscount stems from forgotten tags.

Peertri Saat Franey Rte Evan Anc Kdlings Framtey Sime College Board Tnpignes Frawtey Frawey Kheene Frawley Marshall and Stevens, Inc

Nearing Leslie Salt Ponds Purchase for Wildlife Refuge

Negotiations between the U S Department of Interior and Leslie officials to acquire 15437 acres of Leslie Salt ponds for the Bay National Wildlife Refuge are nearly complete. Officials say the price is not yet set but expected around 87 million dollars or 618 per acre for submerged wetlands and marshes. A June 30 deadline looms for requisition of the baylands, with condemnation possible if terms cannot be agreed, and federal papers soon to be filed in San Francisco.

The Bay National Wildlife Refuge Edwards Washington, D.C U.S San Francisco Interior Department US. Senate House Senate

Schools for deaf and blind lauded project progress

The $2.5 million relocation plan for a deaf and blind school advances after legislative priority. Construction targets May completion with parts of Berkeley facilities to be repurposed. Officials note ground work and utilities, with public works pursuing site preparations and connections.

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Water Boy spray on toilet barrier debuts in drought era

Fremont inventor George W. Cross launches Water Boy a spray on toilet foam from Johnson Wax to conserve water. First carload of 34 600 cans ships with a $2.09 to $2.49 retail price range. Marketing includes radio jingle ads and coast to coast retailer interest while noting safety and biodegradability concerns.

Mike Lucas Fremont Nevessity George W. Cross Mowry Ave Johnson Wax Cross Johnson Japan California Jonson Wax Marlais Sacramento Cross Sait Lee Johnson Ice Ravine Wise Creft Ming Chicago

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