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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1975

Page

6

Fire damages condo on Sanborn Terrace near noon

Fire caused 10000 damage to a condominium at 18522 Sanborn Terrace around noon yesterday. Firemen found damage to the lower level and upper stairs while the cause remains under investigation. Phillip Maryds is named in the incident as responders assess the blaze's origin.

Frenet Sanborn Terrace Phillip Maryds

District trustees set agenda for school remodeling bids

The board meets at 1 p.m. at district headquarters on Union City Ave to discuss bids for Alvarado Middle School remodeling and a contract for replacement of James Logan High School. Voting earlier this month noted by district officials.

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Fire Hits Stanford Linear Accelerator Power Supply

A Sunday night electrical fire damaged the SPEAR high voltage power supply at Stanford Linear Accelerator Center causing about 50,000 in damages. The main accelerator automatically shut down as a safety precaution and resumed within hours. no injuries or sabotage found. The facility, operated under a contract with the US Energy Resources and Development Administration, expects 29 workers to repair over several weeks.

Stanford UPI Sft Fastet US Energy Resources & Development Administration Atomic Energy Commission

Threat on Ford Called Prank At Notre Dame

A prank threat telephoned to Notre Dame security last Friday was traced to a diversity residence hall. Four students were searched or questioned by Secret Service and campus officers after the call. No threats materialized and the incident was dismissed as a prank. Ford visited Notre Dame Monday for an honorary greeting and foreign policy address.

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Utah Governor Rampton in Surgery For Elective Procedure

Salt Lake City UPI report says Gov Calvin L Rampton is in good condition after a Monday morning elective operation at University Medical Center. Spokesman Mary Ray said Rampton’s wife Beth was also hospitalized for observation. doctors expect a week in hospital and about three weeks to resume normal activities.

Salt Lake City UPI Lacy Calvin L. Rampton University Medical Carder Ray Ybeth Wampton Denver Upi Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers Morrday Husky Od Oa Wyoming Utah OCAW A.F. Grospiron Gall Oil Corp Grospiron Cheyenne Wyn Cady Orth

Legislative reforms eyed to end final session logjams

Sacramento reports Democratic leaders push to cut end of session delays by adopting operating rule changes and deadlines. They aim to ease the two year session strain and hasten passage before adjournment. By 1972 lawmakers approved a constitution amendment for longer sessions, though critics say logjams persist.

Sacramento UPI Legislative Assembly Leo T. McCarthy Senate Fro Temane Faris Votent McCarthy Mills

Catholics join Gallo boycott in Bridgeport

The Bishop's Commission on Human Relations of the Catholic Diocese of Desert Cm backs the United Farm Workers boycott. Lecherous pickets and local support mark Bridgeport as the boycott expands nationwide to press for farmworkers’ rights.

Bridgeport Cont UPI Diocese of Desert Banat United Farm Serhan Otto le Calionas Hs Farmwoekers Ines Lalke

Fremont city employees seek major raise package details

A fragmented report outlines city employee demands including Kaiser medical coverage with dental, higher clothing allowances, increased vacation time, and new holidays. Police and fire units seek retirement credits for military and unused sick days, overtime pay, and flexible schedules, with exams closed to outsiders for promotions.

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Arts center leads council agenda and budget debate

City officials discuss funding for a cultural arts center with residents weighing options. Voters could fund via fees or bonds as council considers expanded city hall space and multiple upgrade options, with public hearings planned in March and April and final budget approval in June.

Respurierds City Hall Sall Antici Pingseatin Lendon Nerrar Irises Ars Teat

Hepatitis virus danger warned worldwide

Experts warn explosive hepatitis epidemics possible in the United States if a source of infection arises. Over 70 percent of adults may be susceptible, with antibodies found in workers and blood donors. drinking water, contaminated food, and shellfish linked to outbreaks. vaccine work advanced by Merck Institute and Louisiana State University in Costa Rica.

Washington UPI United States Natural Academy of Sciences Shrtun Philadelphia Merck Institute For Maurice A. Hitleman Institute Arizona Ica Flilleman NAS Merck Institute Louisiana State University International Center For Medical and Training San Jose Costa Rea

Man’s Death in San Francisco Restroom Linked to Heroin

Fremont man Zhylarold Hayward died March 12 in a San Francisco airport restroom. San Mateo Grandy Sheriff's Department says the death involved heroin used by Ralph C. Glendinning, who allegedly administered it to himself. Spokesman notes heroin may be traced to Fremont and hints at a larger drug connection. A balloon half filled with heroin and Glendinning’s bullet wound were found.

Fremont San Francisco San Mateo Granmly Sheriff's Department Ralph C. Glendinning Glendinning Fremonting Arra Minnesota Neterchee Felice Glevedimning

Change of mind in favor of life came too late

Hayward 22 year old Deca Militello attempted suicide by overdose after a recent divorce. He phoned Kaiser Hospital saying he wanted help but died before aid could be given. Police found a note and a history as an AC Transit bus driver. tracing the emergency call took 80 minutes.

Hayward Deca Kaiser Ile Militella AC Transit ILM Am William B. Fallis Pacific Telephone Kaiser Emergency Room Suresh Plone Fer Fallis Telene Company Maiteame Militello Bett Harper Losles Elaine

Navy couples’ plan derailed by sailor spouse duty

Newlyweds Jin and Dianna Farmer face three years apart after Dianna is ordered to Kingsville Texas Naval Air Station while Jin remains stationed in Memphis. The couple, married on Valentine’s Day, sought a transfer or discharge but failed, with Jin set to depart Monday and Dianna to begin service as planned, leaving their future careers and marriage unsettled.

Millington Tenn UPI Jin Dianna Farmer Dianna Naval Air Station Kingsville Tex Dim Byard Memphis Naval Air Station Furntioard Navy Farrmer

Hostess with the mostest Perle Mesta dies at 85

Funeral services are to be private for Perle Mesta the Washington hostess known as the hostess with the mostest She died Sunday night in Oklahoma City of heart failure at 85 She will be buried in Pittsburgh beside her husband who died in 1923 Her brother W O Shevin and nieces and nephews will attend the services Mesta rose to prominence in Washington society in the 1940s and 1950s after inheriting family wealth and marrying into the Fittsburgh Mills family Her life included famed Lavish parties and close ties with many administrations She once joked about getting a party ready “as soon as I can get out of here”

Oklahoma Lewis Ellis Washington D.C Bi Thon Mrs. Mesta Sturgis Mich Oklahoma City Wiliam Skinin Oldshoma Texas Chicago Mesa Thy Fittsburgh

Court says federal government owns seabeds beyond three miles

The Supreme Court cleared the way for offshore oil development by ruling the continental shelf seabed beyond the three mile limit belongs to the federal government. The Interior Department will lease 12,000 square miles offshore from Long Island to Cape Hatteras, with bids expected within two years and oil reaching consumers in the early 1980s.

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