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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1975

Page

1

Stanford halted tests amid Muslim interest claim

A San Francisco report states Muslim groups sought floor plans during psychiatric testing at a Stanford hospital. Justice Department officials confirmed interest but gave few details. The case ties to murder charges against Breck Muslims and a Sacramento bank robbery inquiry involving Hearst fugitives William and Emily Harris.

Hearst Ber Robert L. Bevenson Public Information Justice Department Steverson Bac California Evelle J. Younger Younger William and Emily Harris Sacramento Pepe Sodee Hare

Fremont crime climbs slower than rest of U S

FBI mid year crime figures show Fremont posting a smaller rise than the national trend in murders thefts and burglaries. Officials cite auto crime declines and caution that overall crime remains a nationwide concern despite slower local gains.

Fremont U.S FBI Harry Heyen Edward Levi

Fremont to get new 2 million post office at Dusterberry Way

U S Postal Service announces a $2 million project to replace the Centerville post office with a 38,000 square foot Fremont facility at Dusterberry Way and Hamen Avenue. The plan, still preliminary, aims for completion within 18 months and will not move the Oakland mail sorting. The Centerville office will close and the site on Dusterberry has been owned since 1964.

Fremont Dusterberry Way Hamen Avenue U.S Sc Umerhor Centerville Ralph Garcia Postal Service Oentak Irvin Sores Om Warm ‘Non Post Street Garcia Oakland Jim Speck The Dusterberry Washington

Miniature steam railroad proposal near Lake Lisstechter

Fremont debated a half scale miniature steam railroad loop behind the lake starting near the main library. Commission members Richard Wood Roy Peterson and Margaret Chayene of Oakland considered a weekend holiday schedule with trains 11 am to 5 pm and a 60 cent fare. The city would earn 1 cent of gross receipts under a concession with the railroad, and fare increases require city approval.

Fremont Lake Fremont Main Library Southern Pacific

Weather Outlook and Local News Snippets

Mostly fair through tomorrow with warm highs in the 60s to mid 70s and overnight lows in the 0s. Fremont reported a 72 high and 58 low yesterday. Union City faces firefighter agility tests for women applicants today and tomorrow. A Hearst case update notes expected further charges. A romantic tragedy unfolds in Menlo Park beside the ocean. Placerville fumes force evacuation and school closures. Tulare County Sheriff facing suit over backing of farm labor organizers. About 50 counterfeiters estimated producing California licenses for criminals and dupes.

Fremont State Agricultural Labor Relations Board Tulare County Bob Wiley

Bordello deadline passes Fremont holds its fire

Fremont officials report the bordello deadline has passed and the city is not pursuing civil action against the operation. City officials emphasize land use concerns and zoning, noting the business is no longer being conducted at the Glenmoor site and eviction proceedings are underway. If operators defy pressure, further city action may follow.

Fremont Allen Sprague Nelson George Ravier Sprague

Congressmen award 25 percent pay hike to federal workers

Congressmen approve a 25 percent pay raise for three million federal civilian and military personnel, rejecting an 8.88 percent increase recommended by a federal panel. A San Francisco police inspector testifies he warned the Secret Service that Sara Jane Moore might be another Squeaky Fromme, amid rallies and heavy criticism of the Agriculture Labor Relations Board from California farm interests.

San Francisco Secret Service Sara Jane Moore The Agriculture Labor Relations Board California

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