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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1975
Page
2
A narrator recalls visiting a former neighbor at the old house and realizing how the new owners altered the property. He wanders the lawn, notes bushes, flowers, trees, and a repainted garage door, then recalls a past encounter with Mrs. P. and the line Old Wolfé’s warning: you can’t go home again. The piece reflects on ownership, memory, and the emotional ache of altered familiar spaces.
International attorney comments on public employe strikes denouncing group actions. Regulations mandate meetings with experts to discuss outcomes. Washington figures question the right to strike for workers as efforts unfold. Jack London Oakland hosts remarks by United Employers board director Bohn and Carl Ola, vice president, presiding at the Sea Wolf Restaurant event.
Dr. Mes and Dr. Chey chair the Puerto Peete sister city committee as ties deepen through a gift of X ray machines. A campaign funded travel for medical care between towns, with plans to present the equipment in Fremont’s sister city and a forthcoming legation arrival.
A fragmented community timetable lists a Thursday schedule for Fremont with a dining room, a planning commission at 7 30, council chambers and city administration building, a sewer dance club at Malutery School, and an adult instruction session with instructor Ronnie Griffith.
The chamber denounces a planned annual business license tax hike despite protests led by Jer Segumen. The note cites 1975 to 1978 concerns and mentions various individuals as part of a garbled obituary-like segment. The text includes multiple personal names and locations, plus funeral home notices for several individuals dated September 1975.
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