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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1972
Page
1
The readable text notes patchy conditions with northwest winds and temperatures in the 60s. High around 67 degrees with a lower reading to follow.
Senator Edmund Muskie, already a Democratic frontrunner, travels through snow and freezing rain to his Maine cottage to prepare for his formal run. In Omaha, Adren Hall, 31, of Painesville Ohio, faces air piracy arraignment after a United Jet with 121 aboard made an unscheduled landing at Eppley Field following a hijack threat and demand for drinks.
Zulfikar Ali Bhutto announces plans to place 10 industrial categories under state control but claims foreign investments and credits will not be affected. Page 19. British officers ease Malta movement restrictions as Maltese civilians employed by the forces face 30 days notice of termination. Page 2. A Sea King helicopter heads to the Coral Sea carrier as Bomber 506 reports damage from enemy fire. Page 7. Red Cross gains access to Adamji jute mill where cholera has struck about 30,000 tranom Bengalis fearing for their lives. Page
California lawmakers convene the 1972 session amid lingering last year’s issues including school finance, property tax relief, auto insurance, and state employee pay. Governor Reagan faces possible veto overrides while leaders vow independent action and public discussions on tax reform.
The 1972 federal income tax cut reduces top line tax, but many middle income earners lose take-home pay due to Social Security tax increases and withholding errors. About 20 million taxpayers were affected by under withholding in 1971, with 112 Americans earning between 200000 and over 1 million escaping all federal taxes in 1971 through loopholes.
President Nixon says Hanoi refused to trade prisoner releases for a firm U.S. withdrawal deadline. He warns bombing could resume if POWs are not freed and vows a residual force in South Vietnam as leverage. Talks at Paris Peace Talks cited but no deal confirmed.
Union City council will review a $35,000 claim by 19 year old David Perez for injuries allegedly from a police beating during the Deento riots in September. Perez, of 33607 10th St, says Officer Robert Miramontes struck him in the head and he was treated and released September 16. The panel is expected to deny the claim, sending it to the city’s insurance carrier, and will discuss adding three acres for Town Estates Park, condemned land once owned by former Mayor Tom Kitayama, amid opposition from Councilman Leo Alvelais. The meeting at 5 p.m. in council chambers, 1144 Whipple Road.
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