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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1974

Page

1

Cyprus Cease-Fire Talks Amid Cyprus Crisis

Telegraphing late Sunday the U S State Department announced a Greek Turkish cease-fire pact for Cyprus with a 10 am Eastern Daylight Time start and plans for confirmation by Greece and Turkey. The move followed Kissinger mediated diplomacy as Britain France and others prepared to receive updates from their governments. Heavy fighting lingered as Sisco and officials pursued a broader halt to hostilities amid threats of war.

Greece Turkey Cyprus U.S. State Department Robert McCloskey McCloskey Washington Renny Kissinger US. P aNnamedwat Britain France Kissinger Nixon Dhekelia Nicosia U.N. Security Council Forei Ypras Agit R Athens Sisco Ankara U.S State Department Joseph J. Sisco London Henry A. Kissinger Jordan United States Mediterranean ARGUS News-Register Fremont-Newark California

Patriotism Paint Honors Minute Man Amos Barrett Fireplug

A public artwork portrays Revolutionary War Minute Man Amos Barrett. The fireplug reflects patriotism as part of a series noting participants in the march before the Concord battle.

Amos Barrett Concord

Legal Aid office in Union City faces controversy and reform

The Union City Legal Aid Society building at 425 Ho St shows neglect while the office, opened in October 1971, has become a focal point in tensions between the poor and local authorities. Staffers cite gains in rights awareness and access to counsel, with community impact cases and reforms in policing and school discipline noted as progress.

Union City Ho St Legal Aid Society Alameda County Elegal Presiden Lynton Johnson Fremont Southern Legal Aid Nancy Leavin San Francisco Lenvin Fisting Citizens Utilifies Peter Nussbaum Public Utilities Commission Leavin Saceoa Leu Aid New Haven

Legal Aid clash over New Haven school district funds

Legal Aid questioned for failing to reapply for federal tutoring funds for disadvantaged students. School Superintendent Hedden criticized the suit as a poor use of Legal Aid’s time, saying efforts should focus on helping the poor with broader legal issues. Hedden praised some district discipline case interventions as helpful to students.

Legal Aid New Haven Scheoal Thomas Hedden Hedden

GOP probers fire impeach counsel over impeachment stance

Republican members of the House Judiciary Committee say Albert Jenner is out as minority counsel for not representing GOP positions on impeachment. Jenner is replaced by Sam Garrison, while Jenner stays on as an aide to majority counsel John Doar. The four GOP members voiced dissatisfaction, calling the proceedings fair despite presidential aides labeling the process a kangaroo court.

Washington UPI House Albert Leaner Nixon Robert McClory Imingis Charles Wiggins California Jenner Sam Garrison Spira Agnew McClory Committee John Doar Wiggins ABC Don Edwards Waller Flowers Alabama Garrison Dear Bert Jenner Congress Judiciary Committee Ronald J. Ziegler

Jackson cites squalid military child treatment at CHAMPUS forced care

Senator Henry Jackson charges the Pentagon pays for dependent children of military personnel to be treated in psychiatric facilities described as squalid. He vows hearings starting Tuesday, citing potential abuses including torture instruments, isolation, and drug use. Institutions named Green Valley School and University Center face scrutiny.

Washington UPE Henry JM. Jackson D-Wash Pentagon Jackson Senate Permanent Investigations Defense Department Uniformed Serves Champus Green Valley School Grange City Fla University Center Ann Arbor

Women Lead Hidden Role Behind Bay Area Transit

The feature highlights how women supply critical planning and coordination in Bay Area Transportation Corp operations, with the cheerful yellow minibus used to deliver shoes to city clinics. The story underscores female contributions in a male-dominated field and hints at broader lifestyle coverage in the 108 Lifestyle section.

Bay Ares Transportation Corp

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