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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1975

Page

9

She's Gone They Waxed At Toronto Game

The report notes Terese and Racqual Welch with Haltyweed and a snarling Son, described as dominating during an inning at the bus stop scene. Manager David Ridedate values the player at about $2,008, comparing her worth to a hefty figure amid competition or lack thereof.

Toronto Upi Seensuhers Terese Hia Wiry Haltyweed Racqual Welch Geld Furpeutt Petertoy David Ridedete Ridedate

Newark Population Figures Released by State Officials

Newark official population set at 29 383 with 8 328 housing units and a 34 percent vacancy rate. Planning Director Charles Cashmark notes average household size of 3 67 and upcoming data on income hours and employment in early December. The census covers Sept 2 to Oct the city’s latest counts follow 1970 figures of 27 150.

Newark Nees California U.S Charles Cashmark

Elizabeth Taylor wears new 1 million pink diamond ring

Elizabeth Taylor reportedly received a 25 carat pink diamond ring set with blue white diamonds from Richard Burton, replacing her plain ivory wedding band. Burton bought the ring Wednesday after purchasing another eight sided white gold ring with 7 flawless blue white diamonds. The rings’ values were not disclosed.

Johannesburg South Afica UPI Elizabeth Taylor Richard Burton Holswana Burton

Fremont Appoints Pester Chief Building Official

Eugene B Pester named Fremonts chief building official filling a long vacancy. He brings a background in municipal administration and fire protection planning, joining January 5. City expects improved enforcement of codes, energy and hazard ordinances, and active role in a nationwide fire protection review. In fiscal 1975 Fremont issued 912 permits totaling about 154 million. prior year 2,141 permits valued at 42 million.

Blalock Sinally Blaloch Pesta Ty Fremont

Consumer agency bill passes House

The House narrowly approved a plan to create a Consumer Protection Agency 206 to 119 despite a likely veto by President Ford. The bill includes a seven year automatic sunset unless Congress extends it and would reorganize federal consumer offices to save about 10 million dollars a year. Ralph Nader praised the vote while noting opposition from big business and labor exemptions were debated.

Washington UPI Consumer Protection Agency Ford Congress Ralph Nader Capitol Hill House Nader The Consumer Federation of America Concha Office of Management and Budget McCloskey John N. Erlenborn R-Til Senate

BART Parking Plan Advances with Expansion Hopes

Glenn tells chamber members the Fremont station parking expansion could draw community support and add 225000 to 250000 in annual business. A rerouted bus pickup and new fare entrance would open at the rear. The engineering committee debates the project Wednesday with full board meeting Thursday at BART headquarters Oakland.

Glenn Chamber James BART Bart Board Fremont Oakland

Chicanos Seek Probe Into College Nominee Selection

Two Chicanos charged bias in the Ohione College counselor hiring process. They allege a male finalist preference, while a third party said the committee described the job as contested and screened 22 applicants to 15 or 16 before interviews. Dean Blum defended affirmative action as followed. the complaints were forwarded to presidential assistant Bill Collins for today’s investigation.

Bill Blum Activiies John Baker Counsselor Meredith Kane Student Council Jon Hayes Blum Dean of Instruction Woud Bill Collins

Tax revision bill stalled by Democratic squabbles

Washington Democrats clash over floor amendments to a tax revision bill that would extend current tax cuts for individuals and business. Liberal leaders push for broad amendments to reverse committee changes while conservatives demand a closed rule. A final vote was postponed as parties seek a compromise amid Ford spending ceiling battles.

Washington UPI Bcans Ford House Ways and Means Committee Ceed Rep Abner Mikva D-Sil William Green D-Pa House Joe Wix al Ullman D-Ore Ice Hales Congress Senate Democratic Congress

Solons to turn on their color

Washington report notes the term color as a political signal, with discussion by lawmakers about emphasizing party identity and alignment during upcoming sessions. The brief mentions Washington dispatches and ongoing debates shaping the legislative tone.

New York City bond fraud eyed false report

The SEC probes possible fraud in sale of New York City bonds as the city nears default. Investigators consider misrepresentation by officials to bond dealers and investors, with Standard & Poor's suspending ratings after a March disclosure. Authorities say the probe began after a DOJ referral.

New York City New York UPL Secuites and Exchange In SEC Soene James K. Pfeiffer Standard and Poor’s Corp Standard and Poor's Standard & Poor Justice Department

Poll on New York aid and Quinlan case in NBC poll

NBC poll shows a majority favor federal help to New York and supporting Karen Quinlan's parents in disconnecting her respirator. It finds Americans split on next year's presidential race with Humphrey or Kennedy able to defeat Ford if held today. 1066 adults surveyed, 980 registered. NY bankruptcy seen as national economic impact by 69 percent. 85 percent care if New York goes broke.

New York UPI NBC Katery Quinlan Hubert H. Humphrey Edward M. Kennedy Ford

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