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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1975
Page
8
A new electric blanket aims to transform cold nights with separate heat controls for different zones and long testing on private customers. Developer Allen Balbone claims it will revolutionize warmth, noting durability and safety features, while addressing comfort and cost concerns.
Vandals broke into Ward's department store garden and pool supply section in Fremont, causing about $1,300 in damage. They climbed a wall, opened peat sacks, dumped sand in the pool, damaged liners and filters, and scattered potted plants. the incident was found by workers at 8 am on Tuesday.
Mrs Angeina Alioto, wife of San Francisco Mayor Joseph L Alioto, was hospitalized after a reported nervous exhaustion line of events. Authorities say the condition followed an explosion near the couple's residence on the city’s west area, with medical staff citing strain and shock as contributing factors.
Berkeley officials accepted a union leaders offer for a meeting to settle the first teachers strike in the citys history. About 14,000 students at 24 schools were affected as elementary and secondary teachers walked out over a pay cut tied to a bookkeeping error. The district kept schools open with substitutes while negotiations began by telegram from the joint Certified Employee Council.
The Senate approved sending to voters in 1976 a 500 million bond for veterans and home loans and a 175 million bond for drinking water facility improvements. If passed, Gov Brown would sign and place them on the June primary ballot as California’s first statewide water bond.
A Oregon Health Division spokesman cites a sharp syphilis increase tied to prostitution and sexual activity in downtown and Northeast Portland. Epidemiologist Victor Ross reports 89 primary and secondary cases in Oregon so far this year, up from 1 last year, with most cases among Portland prostitutes and whites. He notes travelers from California and Washington helped spread the disease after last year’s Spokane World Fair.
Ventieard states she would study at a neighbor's if teachers skip school. Damenie predicts no strike. New Haven enrollment grows as Bajwande population expands. About 380 more fifth graders will ride buses next year, with Hop Ranch Road middle school slated for completion in 1977 when the two year district contract ends.
Lawmakers approved stringent gun control measures as opponents labeled the push a fraught political maneuver. Assemblyman Deniel Boatwright cites crime and firearms as driving factors while noting debates over probation and sentencing.
Teachers at Fremont faced internal strife as AFL-CIO and FACTA factions argued over strike action. FFT leaders push for united action while FUDTA resists, and a school board negotiator prepares for today’s session with the Certificated Employes Council after a closed meeting.
Paul Eugene Anaya, 34, of Newark, was shot behind the ear and left in an open field. Arthur Caldeira, 22, arrested in Los Banos on an Oregon armed robbery warrant, allegedly connected to Anaya’s death. Caldeira’s arrest followed sheriff’s deputies serving the warrant. Anaya, unemployed driver, had last lived in Fremont before his death. both men had no known drug history.
Newark police probe links the death of Anaya to suspect Caldeira who lived at 5837 Mayhews Landing Road. Anaya, last seen leaving a tavern with two women and another man, was found with missing identification at 42 a.m. The suspect, held without bail in Fremont, reportedly sold his car to a junk yard two days earlier, and a traffic incident involving a state vehicle caused injuries and a one hour road closure.
New York report cites former Pentagon official and others arguing Oswald did not act alone in Kennedy assassination. Witnesses suggest multiple shots and a frame of Oswald, urging renewed investigation and questioning Warren Commission conclusions.
President Ford welcomes Henry Kissinger back at Andrews Air Force Base hailing shuttle diplomacy that produced a Middle East peace accord. Ford says the deal reduced war risks and praises a small Sinai warming contingent. Kissinger notes daily contact with Ford and the need for compromise to reach peace. Officials applaud the return.
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