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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1975

Page

10

Man survives after two headshot wounds in Tallahassee

Police report Kenneth Emgieh was struck by three bullets in a Toledo scene that left him with injuries but he checked out of the hospital hours later. Doctors say bullets entered near the temple and eye, with two exiting the body. investigators comb the motel room for clues as officials seek motive.

Kanneth Horton Engiee Upebremanter Hospital T. Wuatean Seid Ore Buliet Ana Enas Wright Effiur

Newark approves bicentennial curb numbers plan

Newark city council votes to paint two inch red white and blue house numbers on curbs citywide. Councilman Robert Plowright opposes the project while Councilwoman Shirley Sisk abstains as chair of the bicentennial committee. Proceeds go to bicentennial groups and residents may choose gray and white. The county will provide counseling immunization and senior health exams at Ashe Street Park with possible future clinic space and a county health services complex.

Newark Newark Soccer Club Robert Plowright Plowright Seon Greneal Ashe Street Park Newark Silanes

Newark house vandalized again after extra patrol request

In Newark, Katherine Foster found her home wrecked for the third time in four months. The bathroom window was entered, paint splashed, a TV and stereo damaged, oil poured on furniture, and lamps smashed. Estimated damage reached 6000 dollars.

Newark Tom Martin Fremont Polide Foster

Premont School Trustees Move Toward Independent Auditors

The Premont school board approved a plan for Supt Wayne Ferguson to draft audit criteria for the current year. Business Manager Phillip Wagner seeks a January hire of a firm to perform a full annual management and financial audit, separate from the Hayward Bray and Burke firm presently conducting the 1974 75 audit amid prior criticism.

Remont Wethesdy Wayne Ferguson Phillip Wagner Audi Hayward Bray and Burke Couny Education Department Premont

Failure to Sell School Site Spurs Community Tension

Fragmentary report shows heated dispute over a school site sale and proposed subdivision map. Knox defends city role while residents and board members clash over who instigated the move and the district’s potential gains. Different accounts describe a zoning denial seen as a textbook case of neighborhood opposition.

Warm Springs Et Ot Coun Koos

Officials push back on delays to Bay Area super sewer project

Hayward San Leandro and Union Sanitary Districts join forces as Sea cataera seeks to move the dumping spot from airport to San Leandro. EPA delays and turf battles spark new environmental reviews and potential East Bay disruptions.

Hayward San Leandro Union Sanitary Castro Valley Oro Loma Sea Cataera Specialy Bay Wayne Bruce Ape Sewer Moore U.S. Environmental Protection Agency EPA Super Sewer East Bay Municipal Utilities District EBMUD

Four men tied to Taylor kidnapping case face charges

Deputy coroner in Louisville rules Luren E. Taylor of Lexington died by strangulation after his body was found in the Ohio River. Taylor disappeared Oct 11 when his wife said he was forced into a car trunk by four armed men. Suspects include Elmore Stephens former UK football player and others held on $100,000 bond while police pursue related armed robbery leads.

Lexington UPI Jefferson County Mike Adams Luren E. Taylor Ohio River Louisville Noble Leroy Butler Channels Fayette Ahmon

Franco suffers setback as ministers discuss succession

Ailing Franco remains alive after a massive heart attack but shows early signs of deteriorating condition. At El Pardo Palace his ministers and designated successor Juan Carlos de Borbon met, signaling possible power transition. no crowd demonstrations were reported outside the palace near Madrid.

Franco el Pardo Palace Juan Caron Vise Parigoloe Ince Palace Madrid

ACWD and Citizens in Negotiations Over Water Sale

Alameda County Water District agrees to negotiate with Citizens Utilities Co after closed talks. District seeks to challenge a $6 million sale price set by a superior court while facing a $285 million funding limit. The attorney general pursues action to revoke Citizens water sale permit as PUC hearings on a large rate hike resume in November.

PUC California Public Utilities Commission Frank Borghi Jr District Board of Directors Citizens Afer Nis Aranada ‘County Superior Court John Sparrow California Attorney General State Department of Health San Francisco Rhodes

Glasser Fumbles BART Parking Push Amid Board Debates

Gamer and committee chair Glatser, unhappy with Premond dealings, supports placing the measure to build parking at the Fremont area station but insists the agenda should be clarified. The plan links BART toll funding with county surface work, seeking timely approval before year’s end while courting Fremont and Lafayette officials.

Er. Gamer Eereley Glatser Premond Dents Sennen Gen Tee Sa I. Glasser Fremont Bart Lafayette

Cooper defends expense tab amid board scrutiny

Oakland board president Richard Clark defends his travel expenses to Hawaii and Washington. He says the director's identity remains private, attacks on the costs are overblown, and the expense system is open to public scrutiny with no hidden details.

Clark

Construction expert predicts 1976 strong year in U S building

George A. Christie, vice president and chief economist of McGraw-Hill Information Systems, said 1976 will be a turnaround year for U S construction. He forecast total construction value near 1083 billion dollars, up from an expected 91.6 billion this year, with gains mainly in residential projects.

Washington UPI U. S George A. Christie McGraw-Hill Information Systems Company Building Products Executives Conference Christie

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