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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1975
Page
2
Senate Democrats plan a Watergate style committee to probe the CIA and other U S intelligence agencies. Key leaders imply a vote Monday on establishing a bipartisan panel modeled after the Ervin commission while debates surface over scope and oversight.
Gordon activist Bob Yellow Bird denounces US court rulings on tribal treaty enforcement as a danger to Indians. He cites 1892 Sioux pact disputes and warns of possible international pressure and violent responses if treaties are not honored, while hoping for no repeat of Wounded Knee. Also reports Ben Arthur Thornton found dead in Soledad Prison cell by hanging.
Dr Dale Tillery professor of higher education discusses the community college role in meeting student needs. He has served as counselor instructor and dean across California colleges and has written extensively on the topic. The public discussion begins at noon in room 7201 on the Ohlone Campus.
Fremont Community Theatre seeks volunteers to serve as president and technical director for 1975. Acting President Alicia Marsella invites interested individuals to contact her at 657-7096 or send a letter of interest to the theatre box in Fremont California. The group also seeks directors for future productions.
Readable fragments list weekly school menus for Fremont Newark and New Haven districts with items like hot dogs pizza meatballs tacos and fish sticks. Contains many typos and inconsistent spellings but preserves main dish sides and milk offerings across grades.
Fremont district candidate Dick Arey urged the Fremont School District Board of Trustees to reconsider the need for an audit. He cited recent turmoil including the firing of finance director Harold Alameda and questioned whether the district has properly fulfilled its financial responsibilities.
Sen. Henry M. Jackson will lead a Senate fight against Ford energy policy aiming to avoid an oil import tariff and rising domestic prices. He calls the plan inflationary and ruinous, warning it could cost families hundreds of dollars in heating, gas and electricity while failing to curb consumption. New England legislators back the challenge amid high dependence on imported petroleum.
Berkowitz campaign leaders include Mrs. Berkowitz Dale Miller Marilyn Van der Veer Angie Pierotti Darlene Keith Fran Pantadter John Figaro Marge Brown Ann Forman and David Britton as part of the reelection committee.
The Wren Mares Gymnastic Club invites interested girls to register for courses at 42400 Blacow Road or by calling 794-3578. The club offers tot tumbling women s Fitness with or without babysitting adult space ball adult volleyball trampoline and girls gymnastics.
A woman was caught attempting to smuggle about $1,000 worth of heroin to an inmate. The assailant allegedly lowered the cash to fund the heroin and tried to haul it up in a sack via a string from a second floor window, with the woman placing the heroin in the sack for retrieval.
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