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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1975
Page
1
The readable parts reference names such as Anastasia and Stables Caress along with dates and events. The passage remains incomplete with unclear meaning and context, offering only scattered fragments about people and a possible race or award.
The report notes lawmakers seeking to tap geothermal resources with help from oil firms and utilities using funds from a state trails grant for bike lanes. Authorities expand a fertilizer smuggling probe at the Port of Bromarile across the 2000 mile U S Mexico border as investigations deepen into after hours gambling marijuana traffic and alleged sex work rings at the Agriculture Department. President Ford appeals to young Americans in Washington while Asia criticizes U S policy shift in Vietnam.
An unclear local notice states McCord has moved to Parl for a job and has served as a trustee for eight years. It mentions a California National Guard captain and other vague details about residency and a back page reference, with to-do notes and garbled phrases.
Fremont faces budget gaps in upcoming years with a possible tax increase. City reports project a 14 million surplus 1975-76 if expenditures stay flat, but deficits of 21 million by 1976-77 and 3 trillion by 1979-80 loom. Officials discuss raising taxes to close gaps, and weigh reducing costs from city operations and insurance to balance the budget.
Alameda trustees tabled a plan to spend about 400 000 dollars of local funds plus federal money to add 700 stalls at BART stations amid sharp criticism over cost and downtown crowding. Fremont director John Glenn attended, then urged full board to proceed with construction, while others questioned the use of out of district funds and insisted the system is already crowded.
A curfew ordered by the Tan palace after a mutinous South Vietnamese force pilot defected slowed Babylift: Lt. Nguyen Thanh Trumng, a North Vietnam born F5 pilot, defected to a Communist base in South Vietnam. Thieu closed the capital, disrupted traffic, and canceled refugee flights while Marines were sent from Okinawa to the Philippines for possible evacuation support.
Newark trustees voted to fill a vacancy by election on November 4, appointing Donald Jensen to run. The board ruled November 4 was the only workable date and rejected appointing a replacement, noting Jensen will depart July 1 for a job transfer in the Ware Hawark technical board action, Page 15.
In San Diego and Oakland dioceses, church leaders warn priests to reject admits to NOW or abortion rights groups. Bishop Leo Maher orders denial of communion and public guidance against members who publicly join such groups. Oakland chancellor Father Brian Joyce notes no similar act planned there.
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