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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1975
Page
7
A story describes a boy who longs to view stars and receives a aid enabling him to gaze at celestial objects. Doctors diagnose his eye disease and predict temporary improvement with an infrared aided instrument, allowing viewing during clear nights until late April.
Fremont Police arrested Lanny Ray Gallion after spotting a suspect leaving the Bin and Barrel liquor store at 4234 Fremont Blvd. Officers stopped his car on Durham Road near Grimmer Boulevard and took him into custody.
Raymond Dell Gardner age 35, sought in multiple Midwest crimes, was arrested leaving a Sunset Strip nightclub. Gardner escaped Greenville Tennessee jail February 6 with two others and faces charges including rape and escape. Co‑suspects allegedly abducted a man in Clarksville Indiana and moved him to Michigan.
In Adelaide Princess Anne and Captain Mark Phillips visited a local hotel for a casual bar toast from drinkers in Port Lincoln while a Suffet lunch with dignitaries followed. The couple planned to depart for Alice Springs the next day.
Bay Area doctors face rising malpractice costs with premiums up to tenfold higher than in 1988. Imperial Insurance offers 90 day coverage, while physicians push for a doctor owned insurer and legislative reform. Dr. Anderson and the Physician’s Liability Management Comil seek Lloyd’s reinsurance and long term rate relief, with bills AB 181 AB 1949 AB 195 AB 1947 AB equipping a state medical board and arbitration options.
The Union Sanitary Board debates growth restrictions and their effect on industry and the district economy. Members differ on by passing growth plans, while a policy favoring growth faces opposition from officials. The board also extends a payment deadline for sewer connections and allows exceptions for those applying before May 15.
In San Francisco a new company, Professionals Casualty Insurance Co, seeks a state charter to write medical malpractice policies for California physicians. A spokesman says licensing authorities assure relief from the crisis, with costs to physicians similar to 1974 rates. Anesthesiologists plan to limit practice except in emergencies as insured care runs out, while hospital administrators discuss emergency plans and a promise to insure emergencies. Legislative remedial bills are viewed as the only path to avert catastrophe.
Police clash with pickets at Valley Industrial Laundry while 7400 pounds of polyethylene bags are moved. Rudy Ceniceros, 24, is arrested after a struggle. officers confront a crowd of strikers including Judy Donaldi. Dukes claims police overreaction and notes strike benefits will follow after three weeks.
Ohlone students discuss routing student funds to the Provisional Revolutionary Government in South Vietnam. Trustee Seeba opposes foreign political aid while Putnam, a Vietnam veteran, argues funds could help refugees and humanitarian relief via channels he is evaluating.
A former Israeli security agent named David Protter surrendered to police in Johannesburg after a siege at the Israeli consulate. He fired on bystanders, threatened to blow up the building, and held 21 hostages. Police reported deaths and injuries among civilians in the streets as officers closed in and the gunman demanded an aircraft to fly him and the hostages to Israel.
The article describes South Vietnamese officials fleeing the country amid a Communist assault on Tan Son Nhut and battles near the capital. President Minh seeks ceasefire talks while US personnel withdraw from Saigon as North Vietnamese forces advance, with broadcasts downplaying the Communist label.
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