03 Sep 1975
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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1975
Page
1
Reports indicate Fremont teachers plan a strike vote as negotiations with the school district stall. The board meets behind closed doors as talks break down over pay, academic program terms, and potential firings amid looming summer school plans and supervision concerns.
Fremont city police and firefighters approved tentative contracts at a Tuesday morning meeting. The p olice deal includes a 0 per cent increase starting September 1 and a further 0.1 per cent rise next May 1, with ratification by the city council pending. Nonuniformed city employees remain in talks with the Fremont Association of City Employees.
An incomplete passage discusses city costs rising, mentioning a 13 percent figure instead of 15 percent, and references fringe-benefit provisions and annual practices. The fragment lacks clear entities or a concrete event.
Newark officials and seven planning commissioners debated palmistry practices within city limits. The panel paused Tuesday night and scheduled a work session for next Wednesday to decide whether palmistry should be prohibited or regulated by city codes.
Fremont police begin a six part outline on a case while the Glenmoor Homeowners Association conducts a home occupation inquiry. Driggs says a health review is sought over food service violations tied to a Gulf Fairtild residence. Councilman Don Dillon and peers postpone a contract decision for a low cost spay/neuter clinic for one more week.
Workers will vote at 37 ranches in California to decide on representation with SC Nanton, San Wil as parties key in the process.
A Senate aging subcommittee cites nursing homes as the top unsafe living places amid fire hazards. New Yorkers protest higher transit costs, while a commission probes FBI CIA ties to Lee Harvey Oswald with no results. The U.S. discusses shaping Kilage proposals for U.N. action and a Trenton filter plant threatens water supply.
Berkeley teachers voted by a high percentage to authorize a strike as schools prepared to reopen for 1,400 students. The action follows a school board decision to cut 15 percent of salaries and reduce fringe benefits and staff in classroom programs to meet budget deficits.
San Francisco educators suspend planned strike as district negotiates funding. Teachers union cites insufficient money from officials to address class size and staffing. schools will open on schedule while talks continue.
Stockton Unified School District reports a smooth busing start for high schools after a court-ordered desegregation ruling. Spokesmen note fewer hotline calls and credit months of preparation by student leaders, parents, and staff for the transition amid a city of 150 000 in California.
In Ecuador, President Guillermo Rodriguez Lara dispatches loyal soldiers to round up leaders of the previous day’s three hour uprising. Page 5. Ireland’s former President Barron de Valera is buried in a deeply emotional farewell. Page 29.
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