Fremont police chief Fabbri dies of heart attack at 46
Fremont Police Chief Fabbri collapsed at home and died from a heart attack just before 3 a.m. He rose from bed after 2 a.m. Mrs. Fabbri alerted Fire Chief Dean Holzgraf who performed resuscitation. The 46 or 47 next month leader had overseen Fremont’s police department since 1999, expanding it from ~100 to ~180 personnel amid governance changes and a move to city hall. Fellow chiefs across Alameda County mourned the loss, calling him dedicated and hard working.
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County fair America: Of thee I sing from Pleasanton
Gary Tischler reflects on the Alameda County Fair opening as a microcosm of America’s tensions. The piece blends nostalgia and satire, noting inflation’s affect on music and culture while the fair embodies a tug of war between past simplicity and bustling variety. The essay situates Pleasanton as an apt venue for this observation.
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Terrorist bombs hit Piedmont homes blamed on NWLF
In Piedmont two luxury homes were damaged by firebombs early Sunday. The New World Liberation Front claimed responsibility in a communique related to Pine Ridge violence, including an attack on a Bureau of Indian Affairs office in Alameda. No injuries were reported. estimated damage was $8,000. The affected properties belong to Bruce A. Wilson and George W. Jamieson.
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Inflation outlook from CBO warns prices to rise again
The Congressional Budget Office projects inflation will rebound within 18 months with rates from 6.9 to 8.7 percent in 1976, higher than May's 4.0 percent and energy risks threaten further increases. Unemployment is seen at 7.4 to 8.2 percent by year end, above White House projections.
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Fair skies and cooler temps in South County
The forecast calls for fair, cooler weather with morning fog and highs around the 70s to 80s and lows in the 40s. Lori Hickman returns to the stage winning Maid of Alameda County after last May's Maid of Pleasanton crown. Amador Valley senior Tern, 17, wins first in landscape design at the fair. runner up is Rhonda Marin, maid of Fremont.
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Last chance for 53 cent gallon of gas
A Chicago AP report quotes Herbert Hugo predicting a gas price surge after June. He says major oil firms plan to raise prices 1 to 5 cents per gallon before July, with averages near 70 to 75 cents by 1976, warning the cheap era may end this century.
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Housing recovery seen as builders eye millions of new homes
Washington officials express optimism about a housing rebound with Carla Hills, secretary of HUD, predicting about 1.8 million new homes in 197%, earnings from mortgage rates expected to fall to around 6.5 percent. She urges Ford to sign a revised housing bill authorizing up to 10 billion in mortgage aid.
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