Tim the Fremont arson teen looked back on a deadly blaze
Tim then 16, a slender Fremont student, described his night at American High School in 1973 when a match started a fatal fire that damaged the building. He now, 18, lives in San Francisco and carries a high school equivalency diploma while seeking work or Coast Guard service. He remains anonymous.
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House votes to restore oil price controls in energy bill
On Capitol Hill the House rejected a bid to strike price controls from a comprehensive energy bill 242 to 151. President Ford has vetoed prior extensions, signaling a political clash over U S energy policy. The page notes also report Senate panel dismissing abortion overturn proposals after 18 months of hearings.
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Senate vote opposes busing measure approved by Senate
The Senate approved a health and education appropriations amendment 50 to 43 to bar HEW from using funding threats to force busing or desegregation in schools. Senator Joseph Biden called it the first substantive Senate move to curb busing. Story on Page 9.
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Fremont backs down on garage door spring permit
Fremont reverses a $4 building permit rule for replacing state approved garage door springs. Inspectors will only review when requested, ending mandatory permit checks for homeowners, under a new paid advisory service to cover costs.
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Beer pub a bust at Cal State Hayward
Cal State Hayward faces a shift as Saga food services debates a campus beer pub after a board of trustees okayed a temporary beer day. Dean Lyle Emison says a one day trial may test demand while managers note labor costs and low projected patronage.
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Personal income gains signal broad economic recovery
Private and government income rose 1.5 percent to 1.57 trillion dollars in August, marking the largest dollar gain since the statistic began. After tax profits rose to about 125 billion, with significant increases in rubber, glass, and textile industries. Housing starts slowed while mortgage rates and new home prices edged higher.
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Maggie Rowell Rodeo Queen Dies at Dublin Canyon Ranch
Maggie Rowell, longtime figure in Hayward Rodeo circles and wife of the late “Rodeo King of the West” Harry Rowell, died at her Dublin Canyon ranch after a lengthy illness. She helped supply rodeo stock, supported the Hayward and Junior Rodeo, and supported Heart and Cancer Funds. Survived by a granddaughter, two great grandchildren, a sister, and four brothers. Funeral Monday at Sorensen Brothers Mortuary with burial at Lone Tree Cemetery. Donations to Heart of Cancer societies in lieu of flowers.
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