Fremont Targets Massage Parlors Under Red Light Act
City lawyers sue to declare several massage parlors a public nuisance for alleged prostitution after a six month probe by Alameda County and city police. Judge Barber issued an order to show cause with a 10 day deadline for owners to disprove charges, else a cease and desist may be issued.
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Robert Wasserman
Wasserman
Alameda
Sits
Niles Massage
Odio
Niles Blvd
Lion's den
Bay St
Brandi’s Massage
Tropical Health Salon
Fremont Blvd
Pg&y
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Oasis Tation
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Ruby's
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Washington
Sparkle Health
Delaware Drive
Argus
Gene Rhodes
Rhodes
Alameda County Superior Court
Robert Barber
Barber
The
Alameda boards review tract maps for 117 homes
Alameda County supervisors hear a report on approving tract maps for 117 homes in exchange for a portable building purchase by three local builders. The discussion comes as officials review land use and construction plans amid a busy meeting agenda.
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New Haven
Philadelphia to host first 1976 presidential debate
Washington reports Philadelphia’s Walnut Street Theater will host the Sept 23 debate between Carter and Ford. The format uses a three reporter panel and precludes direct exchanges between candidates, with three minute closings and no opening statements.
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Washington
UPN
Fora
Jimmy Carter
Philadelphia
Thomas Jefferson
Walnut Street
FDA approves 10 cold remedy ingredients for nonprescription sale
The FDA announced that for up to two years the prescription requirement will be removed for 10 of 14 ingredients used in over-the-counter cold and allergy products. New formulations will hit the market this fall as the agency reviews a large industry report, with two antihistamines, bronchodilators, decongestants, and vasoconstrictors among the approved components.
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Washington
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Francis C. Lowell
Harvard
Lowell
Linus Pattling
The
Health Research Group
Ralph Nader
Major tax revise bill near completion by conferees
A House Senate conference panel edged toward final approval of a sweeping tax revision package. Key items include a broader minimum tax raising about 1 billion in new revenue, expanded child care tax credits up to 800 dollars per family, and tighter limits on tax shelters in oil gas equipment leasing and franchises. Negotiators planned to meet to finish the bill, with details still under discussion on several provisions.
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Washington
UPI
House-Senate
Treasury
Senate
Howe
Taft
Two Schoolgirls Die In Bus Train Crash In Oregon
In Lafayette Oregon a school bus carrying 48 children collided with a railroad engine and caboose after the driver, blinded by sun, failed to stop. Two 14-year-old girls died and 36 other children were injured. the driver was injured and witnesses described a rolling stop at the track.
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Lafayette, Ore
UPI
Herbert Cline
Cline
Ames ‘Timmerman
Wanda Stafford
Rudy Baker McMinnville
Wanda
Timmerman
Fremont council cites remote conflict over chamber deal
Fremont City Attorney Ted Bressler ruled four council members have a remote conflict of interest regarding the Fremont Chamber of Commerce. The panel may vote Sept 14 on a city chamber contract and a funds reallocation, provided conflicts are disclosed. The ruling notes a “rule of necessity” allows action unless abstaining would cripple the council.
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Fremont
City Attorney's Office
Fremon Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Ase
Ted Bressler
Tony Azevedo
Bressler
Wable
Rampaging Youth Gang Attacks Blacks in Greenwich Village
A gang of 3 to 50 white youths armed with knives bats and sticks assaulted Black residents in Greenwich Village New York. At least 12 injured, one critically with a skull fracture. Police say the attack was racially motivated and possibly retaliation for an earlier white youth assault. Detectives noted no record of the prior incident.
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New York
UPI
Greenwich Village
St. Vincent's Hospital
Football special in today's lineup in Kedney's Argus
The 12 page football supplement covers complete NFL Bay Area college and local high school schedules. It includes season previews for all prep, college and pro teams and total league outlooks for quick reference.
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Chad
Kedney
Argus
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