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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1975
Page
2
A parent laments summer sleep chaos as school ends and routines crash. The piece details late nights, loud mornings, and futile bargaining to move clocks, with a comical plan for shared family support and a countdown of ten weeks to summer break.
Fremont zoning text amendment seeks to permit motel signs in garden apartment districts with a six foot height limit and six square feet area. The measure requires planning commission review and details on attachment rules, setback from street lines, and placement between main buildings and major streets.
Jean Holmes urged the city council to create a human services department to coordinate social programs and reduce duplication. City manager Dog Driges Itt had urged feasibility last March, but aldermen postponed action, seeking review by a standing commission on agency aid requests.
Newark named bicentennial city by the American Revolution Bicentennial Commission. City figures discuss funding for a town history book and a Memorial High School tree exercise. Memorial notices for Charles G Balkwell and Thelma Pima updated with service plans and survivors.
In a UPI report from Sacramento the assemblyman argues that placards and signs linked to the prohibition harm children and should not be displayed. He references the broader political debate and calls for reconsideration of public display rules.
The Hibernia Bank will raise the interest rate on regular passbook savings to 5 percent, the maximum allowed under federal rules, effective July. Martin J. O'Dea, bank president, announced the decision as part of bank policy changes amid city budget and council considerations reflecting a possible reserve status shift by year end.
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