18 Sep 1975
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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1975
Page
1
A troubled teen Tim recalls a crime spree fueled by drugs leading to a fire at a school area. After stealing loot he hid it outside and faced police, ending in jail. He reflects that drug use and adolescent turmoil drove his actions and regrets the choices.
Newark teachers declared an impasse after the board offered 3.08 percent, with a threatened cut to 2.6 percent. The Newark Teachers Association and CEC criticized the board for rejecting conciliation services and unfavorable terms while pursuing a 5 percent raise and a 10 item package.
A fair weather forecast continues through tomorrow with slightly warmer conditions. Expect highs in the 70s to 80s and nights in the 50s to 60s.
The Quinlan family asks a state court to halt life support for Karen Ann Quinlan after five months in a coma. John A. Durkin is certified as New Hampshire's junior senator after a razor close 27,771 vote margin over Louis C. Wyman. Senators face doubt over a proposed 8.6 percent pay raise for themselves and 3.5 million government workers, while a Senate subcommittee defeats efforts to overturn the abortion on demand ruling.
Fremont Ambulance faces a partial subsidy contract as the council approves payments only for police-originated calls. Owner Earl Riggs warns reduced service if costs remain high, citing a $121,139 animal control budget and prior losses while seeking retroactivity and higher reimbursements.
Fremont ends the $8 building permit requirement for homeowners replacing garage door springs with state approved safety springs. Inspectors will only review when requested, under a new advisory service that costs $4 for the optional permit.
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