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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1975

Page

1

Friday Weather and Page 21 Highlights

Fair weather through tomorrow with patchy night and morning clouds near the coast and cooler midweek. Lows in the 50s tonight, today’s highs in the mid 70s, and tomorrow’s in the 80s or low 90s. Page 21 notes on Edward Clayton’s shift to American citizenship and Brown Jr. campaign finances. Page 15 discusses possible immunity for Jack Scott and Micki to testify about Patricia Hearst. Page 14 reports a Berkeley grass fire and a bomber drop near Strawberry Canyon and UC evacuation actions. Turn to page 16 for area tires story.

Jack Scott Micki Patricia Hearst University of California At Berkeley University Botanical Gardens Strawberry Canyon Page 16

Lead Actor Quits Four Hours Before Kismet Opening

Fremont Ohlone Community College stage production of Kismet went on with stand in Robert Roelling after lead actor John Moseley 39 quit and attacked director Norman Kirschbaum during rehearsal. The cast used a radio in a turban and a backstage microphone to cue Roelling as Moseley’s daughter Anne Moseley faced makeup dispute and public insult. The director and crew reported a chaotic night as tension flared backstage and Moseley remained unaware on stage.

Norman’ Kirschbaum Mosely Robert Roelling Kirschbaum Kircchbaum Roelling Ccast Moseley

Fremont trustees seek contingency plan to save sports

Fremont school board weighs a contingency spending plan to restore after school sports, partially lift the salary freeze, and repair cuts if an emergency aid bill passes. The plan allocates 90000 to full sports, with 80 percent of new funds to salaries if aid arrives, plus 10 percent to restore education, and a final 10 percent for winter and spring sports programs.

Fremont Board of Education Joseph Tranchina Tranchina Mission Valley Athletic League Sacramento

James Hoffa Reported Missing by Family and Police

James H Hoffa son of Teamsters leader Hoffa was reported missing in Michigan after failing to return from an appointment. Oakland County prosecutor L Brooks Patterson said authorities suspect foul play and Hoffa has not been heard from, with no official police comment yet.

Detroit UPI James H. Hoffa Teamsters International L. Brooks Patterson Oakland County Hoffa Jimmy Patterson

Hoffa feared dead amid Detroit union rift and missing report

Government officials indicated Jimmy Hoffa might be kidnapped or murdered as a missing persons report circulated in Bloomfield Township near Detroit. Governor Milliken cited Hoffa’s planned Wednesday meeting with Tony Giacalone, a Detroit mob figure named in a 1963 Senate inquiry. A car bombing struck the son of Teamsters president Frank Fitzsimmons, amid long standing factional fights within the union that Hoffa once led.

Jimmy Bloomfield Township Detroit Michigan William G. Milliken Grand Rapids Hoffa Anthony Tony Jack" Giacalone Giacalone U.S. Senate Milliken Teamsters Frank B. Fitzsimmons Fitzsimmons

Fremont teachers push public aid for school bill

Fremont teachers plan a street campaign to urge Sacramento action on SB 240, seeking emergency funding and long term education reform. Pfaffenberger leads leafleting and a broader lobby effort with parents and local districts to press Gov Brown and state legislators.

Fremont Sacramento George Pfaffentorger Foe Font Unified District Teachers Association FUDTA Mont Pfaffenberger Wayne Ferguson Board of Education Frances Californian Teachers Association Alamextit Contra Costa Dublin Castra Valley Capitol Steps Selon Edmund Brown Jr Strown Brown Ele

Price Increase for The Argus Newspaper

The Argus raises its monthly price to $2.75 starting today as publisher Floyd L. Sparks cites rising paper costs and general publishing expenses. He notes the increase mirrors moves by other Bay Area papers and will appear on subscribers’ bills after August collection.

Floyd L. Sparks Comte Aberard

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