Fremont's new mayor Rhodes outlines 12 month agenda
Fremont's new mayor Gene Rhodes sketches a major reorganization plan under Public Services, placing works and development review under one administrator. He aims to empower councilmen, broaden city hall operations, and push economic development while navigating past council dynamics.
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House panel backs 136 million for Cambodia aid
A House Foreign Affairs subcommittee approved a plan to supply Cambodia about 136 million in military, economic, and stock aid over three months. President Ford would oversee peace efforts and verify progress under strict conditions, with Congress able to cut funds if peace steps stall. The decision contrasts with a caucus vote against broader emergency aid.
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Man Wrongly Stranded On Tracks Near Fremont
An elderly man named Timothy R. Porter was forced off railroad tracks at Warm Springs near Storyta Drive after a locomotive engineer halted a car collision around 5 p m. Porter, living at 6100 Bowling, claimed he was ordered off the tracks and attempted to drive away before the train loomed.
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Citizens lobby to curb power bills in California Capitol
In Sacramento, about 75 South County residents environmentalists and seniors rallied against power bills, organized by the Bay Area Citizens Action League. Anne Sebastian, 22, chair of South County E&GP, led the group urging legislators to challenge Pacific Gas and Electric and to press for rate reform. The lobby effort featured prepared instructions and a theatrical rally, highlighting consumer power and moral outrage over utility pricing.
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Fremont schools face potential 7.6 million deficit next year
Fremont school district projections warn of a near 7.16 million deficit by 1975-76 despite eliminating five new teaching jobs and cutting programs. Attrition may absorb positions, but costs include a 3.1 million raise and built-in salary increases totaling about 0.5 million beyond the current year.
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Pepperdine president tied to $75,000 donation via dummy group
In a reported disclosure Page 15 notes Pepperdine University president Dr William Banowsky, a Republican National Committeeman, secretly received $75,000 from the School through a dummy company, prompting questions about donor transparency amid weather updates for the period.
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