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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1975
Page
1
Mostly cloudy weather persists through Thursday with a chance of rain and temperatures near the mid 90s. Fremont report shows yesterday's high 64 and low 44 as a contrast to the current forecast.
A Supreme Court ruling declares Nixon improperly impounded Congress funds while president. McCord comments on Watergate era while other pages cover lectures, politics, and a Chilean trial. George Wallace faces questions on 1976 bid amid southern political tensions.
Oakland prosecutors outline how James J. Nichols 39 of Booth County allegedly murdered Mrs Ethel Moug han in Newark on Sept 5 then stole a check written Sept 3. Landswick notes Nichols forged deeds, postdated a fraudulent document and sought $670 commission. the worthless check remains unfound.
Nathaniel Gabriel a GM line worker in Detroit and Glenn Roth a factory trainer in the suburbs confront layoffs as their families cope. Gabriel wife Ada and 4 month old Love lose pay. Roth wife Sonja and daughter Kimberly trim debts, relying on partial unemployment and benefits while maintaining insurance. Both households tighten budgets amid ongoing plant pauses and potential repeats tied to model changes.
Fremont voters face a recall of March 4 school board absentee ballots due to an error listing Tastee Area No 3 with voters to choose only one of four candidates. Alameda County Registrar Jim Riggs said six ballots were baned and new ones will be issued today.
Washington UPI reports Ford administration economists tell a House committee that recovery should begin by year end after a painful 1975. They warn a sharp contraction through March, with unemployment easing and inflation under 10 percent by year end. Tax cuts urged to accelerate stimulus.
Fremont city leaders approved initial steps to counter three lawsuits filed by Singer, owner of extensive land in the northern plain. The cases claim harm from development limits and seek damages. The council funded up to 20,000 for outside legal help and plans to support all suits as needed.
Fremont police report a 52 year old man killed his wife Dene Hosier 45 and mother in law Alma Comba 67 with a shotgun then killed himself at 4573 Margery Drive. Officers found John R. Hosier and Alma Comba in a rear bedroom and Mrs. Comba in the garage. investigation continues.
Grathwohl a Hayward resident testified to a Senate subcommittee about the Weathermen and FBI influence. He says apathy is America's greatest danger and describes his undercover work with the group from 1969 to 1970, insisting he never planned or initiated any bombing. He moved up within the organization, serving as an FBI informant while denying direct involvement in violent acts.
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