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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1975

Page

1

BART chief windfall package detail sparks disclosure debate

The Bay Area Rapid Transit chief Frank C. Herringer agreed to a 357,000 annual salary plus costly job security and relocation perks. The board approved a three month severance, three times vacation pay, and moving costs in a secret meeting, with minutes citing only resolution numbers. Public access to the full terms has been limited, prompting criticism from directors who opposed the deal.

Frank C. Herringer New Bay Ares Rapid Transit BART Herringer The Sygem Hes Inzet Real Este Commission Fas Bay Area Thetahon Tex Ina

Frustrated hunt for orphan continues in Fremont home

In Fremont, the Jones family, awaiting the return of Nguyen van, an orphan they hoped to adopt, endure a two month mystery with mounting bills. The child’s fate remains unclear after bomb threats and immigration delays tied to Catholic Relief Services and the Kuan Yin Foundation.

Fremont Nguyen van James W. Jones San Francisco Presidio Marilyn Jones Tne of Kuan Yin Foundation Inc Ontario Canada Joneses Nguyen Jen Frie Ean Yin Catholic Ferriguyen Mic Onus Fe Porta Philadelphia United States Ed Cummings Catholic Relief Services Saul

California passes consenting adults private sex bill

Governor Edmund G. Brown Jr signed a measure legalizing all private sex acts between consenting adults 18 and older in California. The bill, called a bill of rights for privacy, repeals prohibitions with a Jan 1 effective date, drawing intense debate over morality and societal impact. People such as Senator John Stull and others criticized it as promoting promiscuity and moral decline while supporters framed it as protecting victimless private behavior.

Sacramento UPI Edmund G. Brown Jr Cahtoria Brown Wille L.brown Jr San Fran Rovillegal Sex Acs John Stull Renevadia

Citizens Utilities water plan rejected amid health concerns

The Department of Health rejected Citizens Utilities proposed water plan as inadequate for serving Niles and Decoto customers. An official decision on pursuing administrative or court action is expected within days. Alameda County Water District challenged the plan while Citizens Utilities and its attorney discuss regulator jurisdiction and water quality issues.

Aren Ee Rahe Gs Utes Ita Niles Ite Okies Wate Attorney General's Ga Moe Kent Citizens Utilities Decoto Seemeaarerenee Alameda

Ohlone Charged in Bias Complaint

A coalition of feminist and minority groups filed a bias complaint with the U S Health Education and Welfare alleging Ohlone College discriminates by race and sex. The filing cites low Mexican American and female representation among faculty and staff and accuses the college of nonstandard hiring and reliance on temporary jobs. It seeks federal investigation and potential withholding of funds.

Fremont US Department of Health, Education and Welfare Ohlone College Bry Ohlone Counlairards Teresa Garza Chicano Citizens Advisory Committee Vincente Gonzales Affirmative Action Advisory Committee Alvance American G.I. Forum National Organization For Women Juanita Anderson la Raza ‘Unida Chicano Employes Association of Chicane College Phillip Martinez Nework Ptalley 2 William Richter Oblone Fein Eerie de Tersak

US vessel seized prompts Ford warning

A United States vessel was taken in a seizure attributed to Cambodian forces. President Ford issued a warning as details from the back pages indicate the incident met with armed resistance and international repercussions.

Ford

Fragmentary Weather Note from Frement Area

A damaged OCR fragment reports near 1 in Frement with cool conditions and a low around 45. The text is garbled and uncertain about the exact location and time.

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