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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1976

Page

1

Names of Chowchilla kidnapping suspects still not found

Lawmen hoped to identify three suspects in the Chowchilla bus kidnap case today but court records in Madera County yielded no names. Investigators released van license numbers and IDs for two getaway vehicles and pursued leads from a San Quentin informant about motives and suspect whereabouts.

Chowchilla Madéra County Maders County Ed Bates Freda Alameda County Madera County Livermore San Quentin Sonora Madera Frank Ray Volper Prikk Edward Ray California Rock and Gravel, Co East Bay Volpe Ray Odessa Nephen Stephen Ray Pinole

Tentative pact ends 48 day Alameda County strike

A 48 day county workers strike in Alameda County ended with a tentative agreement. The package will be presented for ratification by Service Employees International Union Locals 610 250 and 53 at 2 p.m. in Oakland Auditorium. If ratified workers are expected to return to county hospitals welfare departments and other agencies by Wednesday morning.

Oakland Alameda County of Service Employes International Union Oakland Auditorium

FDA probes fourth lab for distressing animal tests

FDA chief Dr. Alexander M. Schmidt testified to a Senate subcommittee that the agency uncovered serious deficiencies at Industrial Bio-Test Laboratory and warned Sen. Edward M. Kennedy of potential danger. He said the investigation is not complete and declined to detail findings.

Wasiington Upi Food and Drug Administration Edward M. Kennedy Alexander M. Schmidt FDA Senate Health Subcommittee Schmidt

Weather Update for Fremont Region

Mostly sunny through tomorrow with little temperature change. Lows in the Ws and highs in the 60s to 70s. Yesterday in Fremont peaked at 80 with a low of 61.

Fremont

Second chance set tonight for youth service center

Fremont councilmen weighing funding for the city youth services center faced a cut in federal support and a looming $66,748 annual cost. A 4-1 vote last month paused funding, with Art Lampert and later Don Dillon shifting to back the center. A written report to council tonight argues the program reduces re arrest rates and aids diversion of first offenses, noting juvenile arrest rates and police push for the center.

Fremont Art Lampert Don Dillon Lampert Police Department

Viking spacecraft to land on Mars in search for life

Aboard the state page 24, America's Viking mission aims for a bold Mars landing to probe life possibilities. Meanwhile, a federal advisory panel accuses the state Department of Education of failing to enforce bilingual education laws, page 3.

America Viking Mars State Department of Education

Ford calls for permanent special prosecutor office

President Ford urges Congress to create a permanent special prosecutor's office to handle criminal charges against high government officials. Page 2 coverage notes broader hubbub on accountability and a widening watchdog role.

Ford Congress

Howe on Trial for Offering Bribe to Decoy Prostitutes

Nation reports Congressman Allan Howe faces trial on charges of offering $20 to two police decoy prostitutes. Prosecutors say the incident stemmed from a sting operation intended to trap officials. Howe denies wrongdoing, claiming insufficient evidence and political motivation.

Allan Howe

Reagan gains ground as GOP delegate counts rise

John Sears, Reagan campaign chief, cites 4140 delegates and three uncommitted backers as party nerves heat up. Ford counters with a growing delegate tally and a promise to reveal rival numbers, while analysts expect a first ballot decision at the national convention. Unnamed supporters and regional results fuel the race.

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