28 Jun 1977
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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1977
Page
1
City directors report PachtHer is freed from water rationing amid a broader conservation push in Tricity. Residents urged to be more generous with usage as the agency targets 10 percent reductions and continues annual conservation efforts.
Fremont city discussion centers on whether voters will approve an elected mayor system. If approved, the first mayor could be chosen by council or at large, affecting who can run without losing a council seat. Debate focuses on timing, ballot placement, and resignations to allow running for mayor while remaining a council member.
Fair conditions persist through tomorrow with light winds. Forecast calls for highs in the 80s and cooler overnight lows near 58 degrees after yesterday's high in Fremont.
The White House spokesperson indicated a Carter Brezhnev meeting could be fruitful. Senate approves legislation to appoint special prosecutors in Watergate cases and require public financial disclosure by top officials. The report covers other national issues on pages 3, 5, 15, and 18.
San Leandro attorney Morgan King said a court injunction may stop the $7.7 million annual toll increase set to take effect Friday on Alameda County bridges. The Committee Against the Toll will seek a restraining order in Alameda Superior Court, citing tax collection rules and maintenance funding as grounds while outlining other protest ideas.
Washington based UPI report says eight oil companies hinted they could shut Alaska pipeline unless high transportation fees are approved. ICC hearing sparks battle over pipeline revenues. Alaska, native groups and Justice Department challenge rates as excessive. Exxon argues rates affect operation and profits. officials warn potential antitrust inquiry if transport at lower rates is refused. Federal energy ruling due today will split income between Alaska and pipeline owners, determine wellhead price, and affect royalties and future revenues.
An East German passenger train collided with a freight train near the Polish border, bursting into flames and killing at least 29 people with seven injured, AGN reported. US arms talks remain troubled as Paul Wamnke warned of serious problems in strategic arms limitations with the Soviet Union.
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