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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1972

Page

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Tank thrust surrounds Quang Tri as Hanoi forces advance

North Vietnamese units pushed from two northern bases around Quang Tri city, with tanks surrounding the provincial capital and Cua Viet crossings. An AH-1 helicopter was downed and both crewmen killed as U.S. fighters and bombers attempted to stem the assault. Civilian refugees fled south as heavy clashes continued near the DMZ and Dong Ha.

Saigon UPS U. S Quang Tri Cua Viet River AH Cabra UPI Stewart Kellerman Quang Dong Ha City Dong Ha Demilitarized Zone Dmz Visers Ayi U.S Kellerman North South Vietnam North Vietnam Mekong Della Delta Nguyen Ive Anh

Bike thief reforms after warning from police sergeant

In Sacramento a man once arrested for stealing bicycles from kids heeded Sgt Melvin Cuckovitch’s rebuke. Years later he was brought in with headcuts by fellow officers, then confessed he had shifted from bike theft to stealing cars after promising to change.

Sacramento UPI Melvin Cuckovich Cuckovich

Apollo 18 astronauts splash down near Hawaii on Ticonderoga

Apollo 18 crew John W. Young Charles M. Duke Jr and Ken Mattingly landed the Descartes lunar highlands mission after 1 391 000 miles to the moon and back in the Pacific 11 45 a m PST 1 920 miles south of Honolulu NASA officials hailed the recovery as a milestone the crew described as pushing back the frontier of the unknown.

Ticonderoga UPI Moon Macha John W. Young America Lunar Gente Blue Sear Honolwu Young Charles M. Duke Jr Thomas K Ken’ Mat Ingly Charles A. Berry Cape Kennedy Fla Mattingly Cuke Hawaii Casper Descartes Signlands Honolulu Christmas Island Shay A

Fremont girl wins Nation Merit 1000 scholarship

Patricia Broughton, 17, senior at Mission San Jose High School, is named a National Merit $1,000 Scholarship winner. She is Alameda County’s sole recipient among about 1,000 announced by the National Merit Scholarship Corporation. The award is renewable and paid after enrolling as a fulltime student in a U.S. college.

Patricia Broughton Mission San Jose Miss Broughton Alameda County Naliswed Merit Scholarship Corporation U.S Fremont Mission Valley Hopkins California Scholarship Federation Representative Assembly Marine Ecology Research Club

Senate approves Kleindienst after ITT hearings

The Senate Judiciary Committee voted 11 to 4 to approve Richard G Kleindienst for a second time ending two months of ITT hearings. Opponents pledged to press the issue on the Senate floor after mid May amid a bitter debate tied to out of court ITT settlement and a bribery probe in Kleindienst's office.

Washington UPI Senate Judiciary Committee Richard G. Kieindienst John N. Mitchell Kieindiense Senate Justice Department International Telephone and Telegraph Corp ITT

Stop growth bid halted before Newark council

Newark officials halted a stop growth bid discussed at a council meeting. Mayor Jane Ballentine referenced a request by Councilman Hubert Plowright to study legal avenues for a moratorium on building. Filing for a special election for the vacated council seat opens May 4, with a June 6 bid opening for the Thornton Avenue redevelopment project.

Newark Council Newark Jane Ballentine Lews Cortez Hubert Plowright Thomas Boslack Balentine Plowright David Huttas Shore- Silvea Ave Planning Commission Council Ba Jenline Thornton Avenue

Hoover reports mixed trends in national disorder

FBI Director J Edgar Hoover testified that overall street and college violence has declined while public school disorders signal persistent racial discord. He reported 1971 police deaths rising to 126 and noted heightened internal security concerns amid Weatherman, Black Panthers, and KKK activity.

Washington Hoover Supreme Court FBI Weatherman Black Panthers Ku Klux Klan

Weather sketch Fremont forecast hints light sprinkles

A brief weather note notes a few sprinkles this morning, partly cloudy in the afternoon, then fair tonight and tomorrow. Temperatures reach the 60s with tonight's lows in the upper 40s to mid 50s. Yesterday's Fremont high was 44 with a low around 41.

Fremont

Mare Attorney in Davis Trial Seeks Quiet Talk with Judge

Attorney for Angela Davis meets privately with the trial judge to resolve a dispute over a diary type letter the prosecution seeks to introduce. The diary item is a focal point in the ongoing case as defense and prosecution clash over admissibility.

Attorneya Angela Davis

McGovern Backed by California Figure in Senate Race

In California a key backer of Hal Mundt endorses state Sen George McGovern as he and Sen Hubert Humphrey seek a June 6 winner take all primary showdown. Reagan urges a $14 million plan to combat drug abuse and offer second chances to first time narcotics offenders. A Senate panel kills a bill to regulate rate hikes by private utilities. Harmer pushes anti smut laws for youth protection. The Black Panther Party backs Shirley Chisholm for president urging nationwide black and progressive support.

George McGovern California Halmund &. Muskis Sen Hubert AH. Humphrey Ronald Reagan Black Panther Party Shirley Chisholm

Nader study links monopoly to price drops and consumer savings

A Ralph Nader study argues that removing monopolistic power could lower prices by up to 26 percent and save consumers more than 15 billion dollars annually. The report contends big business constrains free enterprise, claiming significant consumer benefits if competition increases.

Ralph Nader

Britain lifts ban on marches in Northern Ireland

Britain ends an eight month ban on organized marches in Northern Ireland and proclaims an immediate amnesty for all who organized or participated. The report notes the move on page 2.

Britain Northern Ireland

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