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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1976

Page

1

Trio sought in Chowchilla kidnap case linked to auto hobbyist

Investigators issued a bulletin for three men described as armed and dangerous connected to the Chowchilla school bus kidnapping. The men are linked to a California estate search where deputies removed dozens of vintage cars. Authorities pursue formal arrest warrants as the probe extends.

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Ford urged to intercede in cannery strike

Americal Farm Bureau President Allan Grant urged President Ford to invoke presidential powers to end the California cannery strike, warning millions of dollars of fruits and vegetables could rot. Federal mediators reported little progress as other labor actions expanded across states, including coal miners in West Virginia and nurses in Seattle.

Ford Americal Farm Bureau Allan Grant California Aeronauutical Radio Inc Annapolis Grant Washington Akron Ohio Brest Tire & Rubber Co Polite United Rubber Workers Salem Ore West Virginia United Mine Workers UMW District 17

Friday Weather Notes and Mars Detector Woes

Mostly fair weather with variable highs and little temperature change. Fremont yesterday reached 83 with a 60 low. Mars rover Viking 1 faces two puzzling communications issues noted by project director James Martin. Congress fails to override Ford veto on 3.3 billion military construction bill. page references noted for Pasadena and New York City commentary.

Fremont Congress

Voters to decide on mayor's term in Newark

Newark city council approves a referendum to let voters choose a two year or four year mayor term. Councilman Sham nar Abraham leads the push saying no two year term serves any purpose. Abraham's measure passes 4 to 1, with Louis Cortez dissenting.

Newark Shamnar Abraham Newark Chamber of Commerce Abraham Louis Cortez Cal

White House access to secret report raises security concerns

Staff director of the House Intelligence Committee testifies that unauthorized White House personnel and others accessed a secret intelligence report that later leaked. Other items note GE seeks exemptions for microwave ovens from federal standards and Reagan challenging Ford at the GOP convention. Also, Rosalie Lehmann rushes to visit her granddaughter in Montreal and Rep Howe defends sex solicitation charges while declining to call witnesses.

House Intelligence Committee White House Allan Howe Salt Lake

Carnival in Centerville draws kids with free fun and forecasts

A Centerville Community Park carnival sponsored by the recreation department drew many children with balloon dart throws, candle shoots, money pitch, cupcake walk, sponge toss and rubber ducky bobbing. Kids predicted modest to large proceeds while volunteers in clown costumes ran games and gave out tickets for hot dogs and face painting.

Cyty Recreation Department Miss Jenkins Michael Vestal

Congress Overrides Ford Veto On $7.95 Billion Jobs Bill

Republicans and Democrats unite to pass a $7.95 billion public works jobs bill over President Ford’s veto, with House 289 to 131 and Senate 73 to 240 overrides. The measure promises 300,000 jobs and includes funds for public works, state budgets, and water treatment plants amid inflation concerns.

Washington UPI Congress Ford House Senate Carl Albert Democratic Party Robert A. Georgine Aflcio Building and Construction Trades Department

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