09 Nov 1976
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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1976
Page
1
A Kennedy High School distance runner trains for a long run around Lake Elizabeth, showcasing coaching that blends athletic discipline with artistic flair as she stretches to prevent strains before intense exertion. Olga Korbut reference underscores dramatic performance analogy in sports-dance crossover.
Mostly cloudy tonight with a slight chance of showers. Tomorrow will be partly cloudy with local night and morning fog and cooler temperatures. Fremont reached 85 with a 54 low yesterday. Reports on PBB exposure in Michigan farm families show high nervous system disorders, but link to PBB remains unproven. Sauna bath users risk disease per two medical schools. Trans Alaska pipeline near winter completion at 97 percent.
Sources in the U S Japan fishery talks say Japan will reject Washingtons plan to enforce a 200 mile fishing zone effective March 1. Israel bars 13 U S senators from Dimona visit where plutonium enough for about 20 bombs is stored. Fighting between Cuban backed Angolan forces and anti government guerrillas continues near the South West Africa border with hundreds of civilian deaths reported.
The US Conference of Mayors urged President-elect Carter to back a multibillion dollar urban aid package. They call for a national urban policy, more federal money, an urban development bank, and an urban anti recession effort to create jobs in central cities. Coleman Young of Detroit emphasizes swift action and dialogue with the new administration.
Detroit reports United Auto Workers announce 390,000 GM workers will strike at midnight November 18 if no new labor deal. Noneconomic issues linger, including south plant organizing, supervisory seniority, outside contracting, and overtime. Union forecasts hope to align with Ford and Chrysler patterns though local plant deals remain scattered. 300 Brownstown workers continue wildcat action.
The Supreme Court refused to halt federal funding for abortions pending a new federal ban. The ruling follows a New York judge’s finding the law unconstitutional, with the Justice Department set to appeal. The decision affects federal Medicaid funding and related state duties.
An environmental impact report finds the proposed 4.2 ton per day asphalt plant by Dumbarton Quarry Associates faces emission standard violations from Bay Area Air Pollution Control District and a required PUC natural gas waiver. Water pollution risk from oil spills near Newark Slough is cited, and approval is deemed unlikely.
Fremont city council eyed a proposal to exempt artists earning under 2500 annually from the municipal business tax. Staff warned the move could reduce revenue by about six dollars while boosting exemption audits. Also on tonight’s agenda are card parlor tax removal, raising cover charges to 1.50 per thousand, density reductions for Great American Land Co near Tyson Lane, and reviews of human services grants redevelopment in Niles and Irvington, and the Niles Area Plan.
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