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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1975
Page
3
In Wetzlar Germany a roadside graveyard shows old cars piled in orderly rows reflecting meticulous workman habits amid a pace of modern life.
Eagle Scout Paul O. Katerges, 14, a Newark High School freshman, will be honored Thursday at the First Presbyterian Church in Newark. His project built the wooden podium used at Eagle Court of Honor ceremonies in the Mission Peak District.
Former Agriculture Director C Brunel Christensen blasts a Legislative Auditor General Harvey M Rose report as distorted while protesting a 55 million error in estimating dairy costs. Rose says Christensen did not refute facts. Christensen warns of industry damage and child milk shortages.
Young Chicanos win six of seven student council seats at Ohlone College and will appoint five more to fill 12 voting seats on the 15 member body. Bruce Baxter is president, Christina Alvarez vice president, Jeanette Vasquez executive secretary, Richard Paz treasurer, Bernie Tamayo relations, Danny Vigil academic affairs, and Victor Quesada at large. None ran as a slate but campaigned collaboratively. spokesman notes all officers are Chicanos, apart from the president-elect.
Thirty nine Menominee Indians were taken into custody after occupying the Alexian Brothers novitiate in Shawano County. Twenty eight faced charges of dis orderly conduct and criminal trespass following the Monday night takeover. The building will be turned over to the Menominee tribe for use as a medical or social service center under an agreement. Marlon Brando and Rev James Groppi were present but not charged.
A Vietnam veteran held three hostages at Griffith Park for three hours last year then received five years probation. Superior Court Judge William Rizzi fined John M Gabron 800 dollars and ordered intensive psychiatric treatment. Gabron, 22, was a VA hospital patient near Westwood when he held two park rangers and a hiker at rifle point before surrendering to a VA psychiatrist. He told police he had been part of a political assassination squad in Vietnam and suffered recurring combat thoughts.
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