19 Nov 1975
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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1975
Page
1
Researchers in Sedidan report sudden infant death syndrome may arise from an inherited heart issue. ECG studies of 41 families with deceased children show prolonged QT intervals in 11 of 42 parents and in 48 percent of siblings, suggesting a genetic link to the syndrome.
Patterson School teacher Mary Erickson gathers kindergartners by the piano as her new book Sing Out With Mary debuts. The collection, based on 13 years of Fremont teaching, features sensitive lyrics aimed at fostering positive values, self-awareness, and empathy, with tapes and records sold alongside.
Tri City Mothers Club pressured Washington Hospital to review maternity practices. A six member citizen advisory committee will study policies, with doctors and board members negotiating changes. Potential upgrades include longer fathers visiting hours and a postpartum recovery room, while training for delivery room fathers remains a factor.
East Bay Regional Park District and Alameda County Water District signed a joint-use agreement to create Alameda Creek Quarry Regional Recreation Area, a 16 acre initial phase between Centerville and Niles. Lone Star Industries donates 90 acres of sand and gravel pits, with reimbursement of about 100000 dollars by the water district. West of BART tracks and north of Alameda Creek flood control channel, the plan aligns with an imminent cost-free lease of another 200 acres on the east side of the tracks toward Mission Boulevard.
Alameda County supervisors debated Newark’s bid for a court facility and 82 acres of arable land. They weighed how BART service would affect the site and noted cost differences and land offers, with Bates commenting on the historic push for free land at Fremont center.
City officials say many massage parlors stay compliant with business taxes and existing sign and parking rules, with only Hollywood Massage Parlor cited for sign violations. Council rejects raid plans, approves extended ambulance services, and moves to seek a $25,000 grant for subsidized elderly taxi rides offering $2.25 per ride with grant funds covering the rest through 1976.
A proposed plan aims to recruit 500000 young people aged 19 to 24 into an army style program. It would fire workers and create temporary federal jobs at the expense of permanent private employment. Meeks, Daniels, and Seale support the idea as necessary to address 1.6 million people in the 20 to 24 age group facing unemployment.
The report notes Jim Reynosa resigns as Ohlone College head football coach amid broader university and legal drama. It mentions a newspaper heiress facing court troubles, and the FBI’s covert 12 year domestic spying program flagged by Senate committee. It also covers Lisbon’s unauthorized alert and Stanford Band amid Mekong clash, with Patricia Hearst in the news.
Fremont education board allowed seniors a choice to delay a portion of physical education, keeping the 30 unit mandate but letting the third year be taken in junior or senior year. The decision, reached after a long debate, keeps PE mandatory for most but introduces flexibility amid opposition from teachers and one parent.
A UPI report details an unreleased FBI memo shown at a Senate hearing describing disruptive methods to undermine Black liberation movements. It includes instructions to invent anonymous letters accusing members’ spouses of misconduct, aiming to sow distrust and break up relationships, with examples of inflammatory language.
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