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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1975
Page
2
Washington officials discuss secure lines and daily changing scramblers used by Justice, State, and intelligence agencies to discuss classified matters. They emphasize double talk and rely on nonclassified channels for sensitive, noncritical calls amid concerns about Russian spies and garbled speech.
Patricia Renick presents the Stegewagenvolksaurus sculpture in Cincinnati as part of the Sculpture for a New Era exhibit kicking off the Midwest Bicentennial celebration. The text discusses security concerns about telephone interception and Soviet espionage, citing Kevin T. Maroney of the Justice Department and CIA estimates.
Negotiators for Pennsylvania's largest state employees union voted to end a three day strike after a settlement. The pact provides 16 cents per hour this year, 37 cents immediate, 11 cents in January, and 30 cents on July 1 1976, totaling about 12 percent. The deal includes amnesty for workers arrested during picket lines and injunctions to restore essential operations.
Edited by Pat Benen announces a free film on Saturday at 2 pm and a community recycling center event on Sunday from 10 am to 4 pm at the corner of Grimmer Boulevard and Blacow Road. Activities include aluminum and newspaper recycling and a community drug council crisis hotline.
SACRAMENTO SPI Assemblyman John Knox was fined 115 dollars on a drunken driving charge, the third lawmaker convicted of DUI in the capital in recent months. Knox did not appear in Municipal Court. his lawyer Charles Warren entered a plea of no contest to Judge Thomas G. Daughtery.
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