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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1975

Page

1

Alameda Seeks Return After Fremont District Fired Him

Harold Alameda gives an on the record interview after a month of silence following his firing as Fremont Unified School District finance director. He claims four trustees planned to reinstate him, disputes the firing as baseless, and says he would return to prove they were wrong while acknowledging some actions may have breached laws.

Harold Alameda the Argus Fremont Robert Benya Fremont Unified School District Board of Trustees Hare Harry Sheppard Gloria Carr Fred Weibel Benya Argus Alameda Ilegal 4Ind Bonagh Nathita

Ford Proposes 12 Per Cent Tax Rebates and Fuel Hikes

President Ford outlined far reaching steps to combat recession and inflation including a 12 percent tax rebate to taxpayers, an $80 billion rise in fuel costs via tariffs and taxes, and a $16 billion mix of tax relief for individuals and business. The plan also features windfall profit taxes, staged oil tariffs, and temporary delays to stricter pollution standards to aid industry.

Washington UPI Ford Congress America New England

Democrats Promise 10 Billion Tax Cut Plan Amid Recession

The House Democratic leaders pledge a 10 billion or more tax cut within 60 days as part of a broad plan to fight the recession, with proposals including jobless aid and housing rate subsidies. Senate Republicans criticize the plan as unworkable, while Speaker Albert and Rep. Reuss discuss possible tax cut sizes from 10 to 20 billion. Ford’s program aims to inject 15 billion into the economy via tax rebates and energy taxes.

Washington Scott House Democratic National Committee Ford Carl Albert Deni Henry S. Reuss D-Wis Democrats’ Saven

Sniper kills two in West Texas town

A gunman opened fire from a car and on foot Monday night, killing Jimmy Culro, 18, and Fernando Martinez, 50, and wounding Anita Martinez, 44, and Delia Martinez, 20, before surrendering at his home. Sheriff Don Atkins released few details as investigators pursued charges.

Sallinger Texas Don Atkins Atkins Fernando Martinez Jimmy Culro Aucins Martinez

Viet Cong convoy hit by South Vietnamese air strike

South Vietnamese warplanes blasted a convoy crossing from Laos into Kontum province, destroying 203 trucks and towing gear while killing 315 Communist troops in a six hour raid. Government forces repelled a ground attack, with 13 Communists killed and 1 soldier dead. US airlift from Phnom Penh resupplies defenders with 130 Hercules transports delivering arms and ammo.

Moldova South Vietnam Kontum Province Saigon Phnom Penh

Fair Weather Forecast for Tri-City Area

The Tri-City area enjoys fair weather with variable high clouds. Daytime highs reach the 50s to low 60s, tonight lows dip to 20s to 40s, with fog forming tonight and tomorrow morning. Fremont yesterday recorded a high of 54 and a low of 4.

Tri-City Ares Fremont

AC Transit Fremont bus plan eyed after crowding concerns

AC Transit officials and Fremont city leaders met behind closed doors to discuss changes to a $600,000 local bus network amid crowding during the 6 to 7 p.m. period. Affected routes and costs remain undisclosed, with officials noting the city must approve any added buses or route changes.

Fremont AC Transit Union City Bart Brats Joe McCord McCord Frenwitt South Hayward San Francisco Bay Bridge

Former CIA chief admits small misdemeanors

Former CIA director James Schlesinger testified before a Ford commission that a post Watergate review found a few misdemeanors by the CIA over two decades. He noted most issues dated to the 1950s and stressed ongoing corrective actions. William Colby and Richard Helms also testified as the inquiry examined alleged domestic spying on antiwar activists.

Washington UPI James Schlesinger Central Intelligence Agency Schlesinger CIA Ford United States Joe William Colby Colby Richard Helms Schles

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