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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 1975

Page

8

Veterinarians Charged Over Fees in Antitrust Suit

The Department accuses California veterinary groups of colluding to fix fees by agreeing on minimum fee guidelines. Civil suits filed in federal courts seek injunctions and call for action against Oakdared and other associations. The action centers on more than 15 million dollars in annual fees.

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PUC hearings postponed over rate hike and water cleanup

San Francisco officials postponed Public Utilities Commission hearings on a 50.6 per cent rate increase and alternate water sources for Cizets Utilities Co until Dec 12. Niles-Decoto water company officials testified on cleanup options for mined wells and potential costs and rate effects while a PAC staffer cited a new Southern California process that could address manganese issues. Company officials were instructed to investigate.

SAN Francisco — Public Utilities Commission Cizets Utilities Co Niles-Decoto Water Company PAC California

Newark Home Fire Causes $10500 Damages

A Newark home at 96506 Lakewood Drive suffered $10500 in damage after a Thursday blaze. Firefighters from two companies arrived at 10:41 p.m. and contained the fire within 20 minutes with no injuries. Investigators determined the cause as a gas line break to the stove.

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Younger urges life terms for habitual violent criminals

Los Angeles Attorney General Evelle J Younger urges life without parole for those with a history of violent crime. He notes limited rehab potential and increased risk to future victims and says legislation should target the most dangerous offenders. He acknowledges harshness but argues it prevents future tragedies.

Los Angeles UPI Evelle J. Younger Peter Irene Ty Omger Bong

Poll shows Ford a winner in New Hampshire primary

Concord New Hampshire UPI reports President Ford leads Ronald Reagan in a close poll by the state's campaign team. John Michels deflects numbers while noting a recent internal poll showed Ford ahead and expects a February victory though precise figures were not released.

Concord N.H UPI Ford New Hampshire Ronald Reagan John Michels Michels

Ex premier to visit Beirut to aid Lebanon crisis

Former Prime Minister Maurice Couve de Murville said he will fly to Beirut to see if he can help resolve Lebanon’s political crisis. President Giscard d Estaing suggested France seek a solution as the drawn-out turmoil continues with Murville named by Giscard to lead the mission.

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Buckeyes fan makes long trek for season tickets

Columbus Buckeyes devotee Robert F. Lint 62 of Santa Barbara has attended every OSU home game this season. He paid 480 per trip plus tickets and expenses for the six trips to see the unbeaten top-ranked Buckeyes take on Minnesota while praising the team and the atmosphere.

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Picketing at Fremont massage parlor sparks late night turmoil

At a Fremont massage parlor a protest by CAMP members triggers a clash with patrons and the owner. The group, led by Sumich, demonstrates outside while a car circles the lot and tempers flare. Residents defend free expression amid chaotic scenes of food sharing and tense conversations.

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Native American studies program faces controversy and goals

The Native American studies initiative in the East Bay school district, led by Dunham, aims to educate educators and students about Indigenous culture through tutoring in arts, language, math and sciences, counseling, and workshops. The project, begun at a Mission San Jose elementary school, involves the Parent Indian Advisory Committee and has grown from five to many participants.

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Fremont and Newark test scores show wide district gaps

Analysis of scores indicates Fremont second and third graders exceeded national averages by nine and six points, while Newark lagged behind state norms. Data reliability is questioned as principals’ estimates, possible phony inputs, and district counts cast doubt on statewide ratings and cross state comparisons.

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Ford and Hopefuls Accused of Gulf Gifts

Ford and top hopefuls allegedly received Gulf gifts since 196. Corporate contributions to politicians are illegal. Wright testified before a federal grand jury in Washington. The Watergate special prosecutor is presenting the criminal evidence. Scott said all funds came with assurances they supported individual campaigns and were not corporate.

Wright Washington Gulf Watergate Scott

Newark Dog Rescues Cat After Tree Standoff

Newark Animal Control Officer Larry Paise recounts a Wednesday near Mowry and Cedar boulevards rescue when dog George pursued a cat up a pine. George slipped, then Paise used a Newark Fire Department ladder to free the trapped cat, drawing laughs from two canine companions and a pride dented by the fall.

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