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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1972
Page
6
UPI reports Sen Edward Gurney accuses Democrats of stalling as ITT probes drag on. Witness Bob Wilson cites ITT pledges of 100000 and 200059 while hearing focuses on Kleindienst and Justice Department actions tied to a convention financing. Gurney urges early closure. Tutney counters with ongoing witness need.
Philadelphia inquiry reports that Sen. Hugh Scott sought to assist real estate speculator Theodore Dearfield by pressuring FHA and VA to reinstate Clearfield. Scott denies wrongdoing, saying he acted only on constituent concerns and that reinstatement was within agency power. The Inquirer cites a confidential HUD memo and links Scott to United Brokers Mortgage Co. through former staffer Edward Filch.
Police in Manhattan rounded up 68 men at cock fight sites in Soho warehouses and artists lofts while Long Island officers seized 128 men at a Central Islip house. In total 96 men were arrested nationwide as birds were turned over to the ASPCA. A tally for the day listed six birds fighting, five dead, and 56 men arrested at specified sites.
Fremont election coverage details a campaign shaped by development issues, with FAO and candidates weighing city growth, control of government, and districting. Candidates outline views on city staff power, public utilities, and a proposed transit plan amid varied fundraising disclosures and young candidates entering the race.
Devotion to the community drives Jim Otto's work as a true representative. He has devoted part of himself to building a better community in its most important asset.
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