14 Jun 1975
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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1975
Page
1
Safeway Stores plans a $25 million multiproducts plant between its Kata Road office and a 247,009 square foot warehouse in Fremont. The 148,000 square foot facility will package and blend spices, extracts and gelatin products, with about 70 initial employees. Grading starts this week and operations begin early 1977.
Council members clash over adding city money to social programs amid a tight budget. Some back reserving 100000 for future use, others prefer a limited fund or ACAP routing. Debates highlight funding strains after personnel hiring deferrals and pressures to meet basic services.
A weather note records temperatures in the 70s and low 60s, noting a yesterday high of 79 in Fremont and a low around 60. The message reflects campus or local forecast details with inconsistent phrasing.
Fremont residents attended a Jane Fonda fundraiser organized by People to People to aid Vietnamese war refugees. Tickets priced at 2 dollars and 35 dollars for different seating tiers failed to reach expectations, with organizers noting many veterans and supporters did not attend. Fonda urged continued outreach and support for refugees, criticizing U S policy and recalling historical refugee movements.
U S government reports Friday show a two month inventory liquidation by manufacturers and a 0.7 percent April drop in total inventories. A 2.1 percent rise in sales and factory utilization around 65 percent suggest end of recession as automakers report near match to last year.
State Employment Development Department offices anticipated a surge of summer claims from teachers without fall contracts. President Ford signed legislation closing the loophole that would have allowed unemployment benefits for teachers who lacked current contracts.
The Assembly advances a Yeonsik backed bill using Reagan as a model to create a tax loophole benefiting seven wealthy Californians, amid broader reforms to ease insurance issues prompting a doctor protest. A Niagara River incident ends with a woman surviving after being rescued near Horseshoe Falls.
The House advances tax credits for buyers of electric cars and homes heated or cooled with solar energy. Tourists visiting Fear City are greeted by off duty police and firemen with skull pamphlets depicting New York as a crime haven. A report notes intruders near the president's office and rumors of noises in the White House basement, with mentions of rats in the complex.
Political opponents of Indira Gandhi stage a four hour sit down demonstration outside the presidential palace demanding her resignation over alleged election law violations. The event reflects renewed political turmoil as election results hint at further political setbacks for her government.
Twenty pupils at Willarson High School sold a two story house they built in a construction class for 44270 under teacher carpenter Ma Gilmore. Retired auto worker Bill Batten bought the three bedroom timber frame dwelling at the district meeting. The home features kitchen living room dining room and bath and sits near redwood trees and a stream in Santa Cruz Mountain area. Principal Sam Mancolina notes the class began with the idea of dag houses and fool sheds.
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