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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1975

Page

2

Democrats Ready Energy Plan To curb gasoline use

Democratic lawmakers near unveiling an energy program aiming to curb gasoline use without raising prices. Rep. Henry Reuss leads a task force proposing measures including a high tax on high powered autos. He criticizes Ford Administration plans and urges job programs and lower interest rates to revive the economy. He cites Federal Reserve policy as a cause of unemployment.

Washington Wpi Henry Reuss Dim Wright D-Tex Ite House Banking and Currency Committee Joint Economic Committee Milwaukee Wisc Ford Administration Congress ABC Federal Reserve Board Arthur Burns Afl-Cio George Meany Burns

Justice Douglas Faces Arm and Leg Paralysis

Time Magazine reports physicians fear Supreme Court Justice William O. Douglas may never walk again after a stroke on New Year’s Eve. The left side paralysis shows little response to treatment while the left arm has some therapy response but remains unusable. His intellect and vision have returned to normal and he has worked a few hours daily on cases heard before hospitalization.

New York UPI Time Magazine Supreme Court William Douglas Time Justice

FBI bugged capital prostitution houses

Newsweek reports the FBI planted listening devices in two Washington area houses of prostitution in the mid-1960s to obtain tapes of foreign diplomats. A highly placed source cited a security rationale for taps and said the Bureau hoped to use material to blackmail diplomats, with bugs allegedly capturing congressmen and other officials. The dossier practice allegedly extended to attempts to discredit New Left groups using a prostitute with venereal disease.

New York UPI Elec Washington FBI Newsweek Magaine Aureau Newsweek PBI J. Edgar Hoover Andon Johnsot Uiatte California

Obituaries for Frank Boyce and Anna Duarte Soitor

Funeral services are set for Frank Mr. Boyce 51 of Fremont a World War II and Korea veteran with burial at Cedar Lawn Cemetery. Survived by Fern E Boyce three daughters a sister and five grandchildren donations requested to American Cancer Society. A Mass of the Resurrection honors Anna C Duarte Soitor 87 of Fremont with Rosary and entombment at Italy Sepulchre Cemetery in Nay ward.

Frank Mr. Boyce Fremont Fremont Memorial Chapel Peralta River New Jersey Boyce Heas Fern E. Boyce Erin Boyce Judith Wilson Deborah Archulet San Jose Belly Young Virgina American Cancer Society Cedar Lawn Cemetery Anna C. Duarte Soitor Ain Church of the Holy Spirit Union City SPICI Centerville Holy Spirit Church James E. Dusrte Oakland Peralta Blvd Italy Sepulchre Cemetery Nay Hallsworth James Alice Hallsworth Raymond Mallsworth Yvonne Hull Newark Eddie Hallsworth Laura Carter Joan Walsh Ang Eremont Blvd St. Leonard’s Church Berge Pai

Oil summit secrecy cloaks plans for major producers

Experts from the three leading oil exporting states spoke of strict secrecy ahead of the first heads of state summit. Inflation and its impact on oil prices are expected to feature, with no communiqué planned at the close. The meeting began Saturday and is expected to last a week.

Virnna Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries

Quintuplets born to Morton Grove mother in Chicago area

Five newborns include three boys and two girls born by cesarean to Cheryl Shaf of Morton Grove after fertility treatment. All infants in Resurrection Hospital in good condition, with weights from 2 pounds 2 ounces to 3 pounds 2 ounces. Mothers and father express disbelief and excitement as babies placed in ICU incubators for two to three months.

ICAGO UPL Ziyeareld Cheryl Shaf Morton Grove Resurrection Hospital Shaf Adrian R. Gleck Methrunnisa A. Zarif Vance Shafs Melissa Shaf Quints Chicago Lynn Boer

Congress toiling in recess as backroom delay hits tax relief

Congress is in recess though leaders cancel formal time off to avoid backlash. House plans no business while Senate shows slim agenda including possible debt ceiling action. Delays push emergency tax relief and Penn Central funding into later weeks as committees prepare hearings on oil import levy and debt measures.

Washington Senate House Senate Finance Committee Ford Russell B. Long Dla Armed Services Commerce Foreign Relations Labor Rules Thomas P. O'Neill Jr Penn Central Railroad Ways and Means United Debate

Jackson calls easing US threats in Mideast

Senator Henry Jackson urges removing gunboat threats and relying on private diplomacy in the Middle East. He questions a preemptive Israeli strike and criticizes Kissinger for not fully disclosing a Gromyko letter, urging Senate openness and Congress oversight. He cites Egypt and Sinai as pivotal and warns against direct military intervention.

Jackson Mideast Washington UPL Sen Ienry Jackson Middle East United Israel Henry A. Kissinger Egypt Sinai Washington Democrat

Rabin calls Egypt-Israel peace key to Middle East

Israel's Rabin said in a TV interview he would meet Anwar Sadat anytime to pursue peace with Egypt. He argued that if Egypt ends war and seeks peace, Arab nations would follow, and the main issue is the Egypt Israel relationship. He ruled out negotiating with the PLO while its aims include Israel’s destruction.

Mexico City Upl Yitzhak Rabin Middle East Rabin Feypsian Anwar Sadat Egypt Sind Israel Golan Heights Syria Palestine Liberation Organization Palestine Jordan West Bank

Kin hold shooting suspect after family death in Chino

Raul Gomez aged 18 was shot and killed as his brother Manuel 21 faced suspicion of murder. Police say Raul asked to show a .22 pistol and Manuel handed it butt first. the weapon discharged striking Raul in the chest and killing him at the scene.

Chino UPI Raul Gomez Manuel Naud

Episcopal rector on trial in Ohio case

In Perrysburg Ohio an ecclesiastical court convened to hear charges against Rev L Peter Beebe accused of permitting two female priests ordained in Philadelphia to celebrate communion at Christ Church Oberlin Beebe 29 says the ordination issue will be considered at trial set after April 10 with several clergy from Ohio dioceses serving on the panel including Rev Ora Calhoun Rev Richard Morris Rev George Ross Rev James Reasner Rev George Van Doren and others.

Perrysburg Ohio Philadelphia 88Th Ohio Episcopal Diocese Convention L. Peter Beebe Beebe Christ Church Oberlin Ora A. Calhoun St. Matthew’s Church Ashland Hichard M. Morris St. Peter's Church Lakewood George Ross St. Paul’s Church Akron James Reasner St. Andrew's Church Toledo Odoard George van Doren

Panel on aging to meet in Oakland today

Alameda County Advisory Commission on Aging, a splitoff from the Human Relations Commission, schedules an all day meeting in Oakland. The 10 a.m. session in Room 47 of the county administration building at 1221 Oak St will be led by temporary chairman Joshua Hose. The commission will elect officers and hear recommendations from a proposal review subcommittee for projects to be supported with federal revenue sharing funds. The Board of Supervisors has earmarked 200000 for aging projects.

Alameda County Advisory Commission On Aging Human Relations Commission Oakland Oak SL Joshua Hose Board of Supervisors

Oakland youth pleads guilty to murder and pizza hut robberies

George Camogie 18 of Oakland pleaded guilty in Superior Court to first degree murder for the death of Mrs. Keyth Lafleur 42 during a bar robbery at Jubilee Bar East Oakland on Oct 14. He also admitted first degree robberies of Dennis Newman Fremont Pizza Hut manager and another Pizza Hut manager. Sentencing set for February 27.

Oakland Dennis Newman Fremont George Camogie MacArthur Keyth Lafleur Lafleur Madison Ave Castry Valley Jubilee East Carnegie Newman Macarthur Blvd Hastmont

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