11 Sep 1975
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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1975
Page
1
Fremont teachers vote to ratify an accord ending a looming strike and returning to school under new terms. The agreement includes budget scrutiny, incentive pay changes, and layoffs avoidance with attendance expected to be normal as schools open under revised conditions.
Principal Frank Vierra reports Union City School with 230 pupils lost water around 1 a.m. after Citizens Utilities Co. refused service without a $10 fee. Inspector Paul Norman ordered restoration. the district had a $60.14 bill for June and July that staff had not mailed. The water ran dirty until service resumed.
Alameda County drivers walked out on opening day, delaying buses by about an hour and prompting union leaders to call for talks with the district. The action targets layoffs and hour cuts, with estimated 50 workers affected and negotiations expected to resume.
The planned Colldernia Teen Pageant drew fire from parents and local groups over its organizer Mrs. Misuraca and alleged improper conduct by judges. The Hayward event at Elegant Ranch saw Patricia Missaca declared winner amid dispute and threats of franchise-related scruples by Girls Club affiliates.
Three men along with a bemused crowd fail to act as a train halts at Street Station in Quitland. Officials and passengers retreat into confusion while reading amid the delay, producing a tense scene of stalled response and idle concern.
The special four page Footbal Focus 75 section mounts a complete word and picture preview of the upcoming football season across all levels. It delivers professional coverage with team rosters, schedules, and key players, offering readers a condensed look at standings and expectations for the year.
Fremont schools risk loss of insurance coverage after vandalism troubles, with district officials warning that current safeguards may be insufficient. Back page note references serious concerns about liability and ongoing risk management as staff remain on alert.
Mostly cloudy today with a chance of showers and cooler temperatures. Fremont reported yesterday’s high of 73 and a low of 61. The city reached a settlement on a seven million dollar South County Hall of Justice project. California financial institutions may owe the state over 100 million dollars in unclaimed assets. Minta Durfee, Fatty Arbuckle’s first wife and early film leading lady with Chaplin, dies at 86.
A federal appeals court in New Orleans renews Army Lt William Calleys murder conviction for the My Lai village assault. The ruling labels the act as one of the nations most tragic military episodes and upholds the prior verdict.
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