20 May 1976
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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1976
Page
1
Report notes five patients killed at a Bergen County hospital about ten years ago. Details remain sparse as investigations continue to surface and related questions persist.
Fremont police backed Acosta after a drunken driving arrest. CURA board members fear his power grab and poor disclosure. Al Redd says a firing is likely. others defend his admin record despite past crimes. Meeting tonight will decide his fate.
Fremont council chamber erupts as supporters and opponents trade barbs over Brandi's Massage and the second mortgage held by Mayor Rhodes. Realtor Cunningham accuses deed restrictions and covenants of barring commercial use, urging red light abatement and potential property recapture. Council splits, calls for inspectors and investigations into license filings and operational legality.
A polarized Bay Area Air Pollution Control District board voted 12 to 1 to dismiss charges by Senior Engineer Net Flynn who alleged lax regulation and insufficient data from industry. Callaghan, the district chief, welcomed the ruling as relief and a return to controlling air pollution.
Fremont school board votes 5 to 2 against creating smoking areas on campuses after a two hour public hearing that attracted about ninety attendees, with latecomers swelling the crowd as supporters campaigned to save the main building.
NATO Secretary General Joseph Luma said Italy would be protected under the alliance if attacked, even if a Communist government emerges after June elections. Kissinger and French and Dutch officials warned of risks to NATO as Communists gain cabinet influence while noting Soviet conventional firepower remains strong but not war-initiating.
A California Highway Patrol helicopter clipped a high voltage wire near the Dumbarton Bridge causing a power line break and forcing a 7:45 a.m. closure of the bridge in both directions. Traffic was halted for about half an hour while crews addressed the damage.
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