27 Mar 1975
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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1975
Page
1
Mostly fair conditions persist with cool nights and mild days. Fremont Chamber officials press city council on reorganization plans while state leaders discuss price controls and liquor minimums. The week notes transport delays, legal disputes, and global oil price talks.
Senate approval of a $30 billion tax cut package clears House debate amid strong support and opposition. The bill would grant rebates to taxpayers, extend unemployment benefits briefly, and offer home buyer incentives while forecast to cost billions in revenue. Ford aides suggest a veto is possible, with White House officials calling for careful decision in coming days.
Police and fire investigators traced a Jan 29 blaze at 7452 Birkdale Drive to a highly volatile liquid poured on carpet. Mrs Jeanie Duran 31 and her two children Ainway 8 Raytane 19 died of asphyxiation. Police ruled out outside arson but cannot determine exact start or charge anyone.
Councilman Don Dillon rebutted reports AC Transit will delay the Fremont Newark dial a ride until Santa Clara County studies prove economic viability. He noted funding and tax differences, urging AC Transit to test the system locally before ruling it out.
Two Fremont doctors face separate civil actions filed in superior court. Mary Jo Gudgell of Livermore sues Ortho Pharmaceutical and Dr RD Novaria over an alleged dangerous IUD causing infection and wage losses. In a second suit, surviving spouses of Linda Carter sue Washington Hospital Fremont and Dr Halpern for negligent care after a percutaneous liver biopsy and related medical costs.
Newark High School trustees tightened policies on student field trips after a near vote approved a Yosemite trip for Newark High students May 7 to 11. Critics cited costs and teacher substitutions while supporters argued film making is vocational training and should proceed.
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