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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1975
Page
4
The Argus Tapes features callers venting on topics from Middle East politics to local transit fixes. Letters accuse editors of bias, praise Marine honors, and urge community action in Glenmoor and Fremont while criticizing coverage and military news delays.
Henry Kissinger arrived in Jerusalem amid peacetime security as he pursued a 10th Middle East peace effort. More than 2,000 protesters clashed with police outside the Knesset while demonstrations blocked entrances and a water cannon dispersed crowds. A senior official described ongoing talks on an interim Israel Egypt pact, notably the Sinai force limits and Umm Khashiba station control, with American technicians to staff up to eight spy sites.
Fremont reports the Warwick Elementary School future hinges on a board vote by January to meet a 1976 opening. Portable buildings failing state standards may be leased or bought. approval from the Office of Architecture and Construction is expected in about six months. The district also moves to buy land from Singer Housing and assess adjacent Kazuo and Takiko Hatushi parcels for a complete site.
Editor notes Washington Junior Women's Club column edited by Pat Brown lists weekend events in Fremont including film showings at Main Library, a Hee Haw Singles Square Dance, Grimmer School activities, Daybreak Drop-In Center counseling services, crisis hotlines, and a rock swap by Mission Peak Gem and Mineral Society plus a community drug council and ecology center gathering.
California regulators prepare sweeping rules to reduce redlining in lending. Officials say restricting mortgage access in minority inner cities has strangled economies, increased decay, and boosted crime, with new disclosure requirements for savings and loans to improve openness.
MASHPEE Massachusetts hitchhiker balloonist Robert Sparks and companion G Hadden Wood abandon a red white and blue balloon over the Atlantic after a slow leak. They land near Cape Cod at 3 50 p m PDT about 125 miles southeast of the cape. Sparks flown to Gus Air Force Base while Coast Guard rescues Wood. The balloon rose to 7000 feet before being cut loose. the cause of the leak was not yet known.
The Agriculture Department forecast U.S. shoppers will pay about 9 percent more for food in 1975, with only roughly 1.5 percent of the rise tied to Soviet grain sales. Officials expect further increases through year end but not drastic jumps, while reduced acreage programs enable a third straight year of all-out production.
In Cleveland a civil damage trial over the Kent State shootings features closing arguments blaming Gov James A. Rhodes for worsening campus unrest. Attorneys accuse Rhodes and Adjutant General Del Corso of missteps as National Guard troops dispersed students on May 4, 1970.
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