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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1975
Page
9
Health officials failed to attend a planned clinic at Silva Intermediate School. School officials announced the clinic has been moved and will be held next Wednesday from to 1 a.m. It remains open to all residents.
Gary Lee Simpson, 28, charged in the rape and attempted murder of a Mission San Jose woman, was bound over to superior court for trial after testimony in municipal court. The victim described the assault as she sought help from a neighbor. Simpson is held on $15,000 bail.
A T-year-old Irvington man, Stephen L. Crosby, is charged with two counts of assault with a deadly weapon after a Mills tavern fight with his brother David S Crosby and Jay B. Adair. David Crosby received a deep eight-inch knife wound to the upper left arm, while Adair sustained facial and neck injuries from a thrown object. Adair and David Crosby were also charged with drunkenness.
An 18 year old, Mitchell B. Gillespie, was found guilty of PCP possession for sale and sentenced to one year in county jail. He was arrested February 8 at 444 Hansen St after police found a supply of the animal tranquilizer on him and in his apartment. Gillespie admitted buying $70 worth of PCP and rolling it into 20 parsley cigarettes to sell at Seach. Judge James F. Perley offered a 90 day jail option if he enters a resident drug treatment program.
Former U S Attorney General Ramsey Clark was ordered to show cause why he should not be held in contempt for violating a court order restricting public discussion in the Kent State University civil suit. Judge Donald Young gave 20 days to respond as the $4 million case proceeds, with plaintiffs represented by Clark who says he has no role since April.
The government postponed indefinitely a Commons debate on whether runaway MP John Stonehouse should be expelled. Edward Short, speaker, said it would be improper for Parliament to act before legal proceedings. Stonehouse has been moved to a psychiatric ward at Pentridge Prison in Melbourne, Australia.
In Sacramento the Assembly Criminal Justice Committee approved a bill allowing drunken driving offenders to keep their licenses while undergoing alcoholism treatment. The measure by Sen. Gregorio would let judges offer a year long program instead of suspending licenses, a practice critics say is already used in some counties but requires legislative authorization.
Washington officials told a House subcommittee that lifting the embargo before ties are normalized through diplomatic steps would be a mistake. Assistant Secretary William J. Rogers urged Congress to follow established rules rather than attempting to play every hand, citing Kissinger's Houston remarks against perpetual discord with Cuba.
An Indian jewelry exhibit runs Saturday and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Some pieces exceed a century in age, deemed ancient by Indian jewelry standards. Tanner, accompanying the display, notes it was acquired through his family over four generations of running one of Gallup New Mexico’s licensed pawn shop racks.
Fremont notices an alarming budget gap as Ohlone College projects a 9.3 million goal with a 1.467 million shortfall and 9.3 million target. State funding caps loom while enrollment climbs about 35 percent prompting tax rate debates and staff cuts. Trustee officials seek balanced summer fixes and potential borrowing options.
Alameda County Water District directors prepare increases for wells and meter work. Permit rises from ten to twelve dollars and inspection from eleven to eighteen per hour. Installation charges up to fifteen dollars dependent on city. Decisions on bids, budget, and depository ordinance set for 7:30 pm at the ACWD building.
The Labor Department reported 5,765,100 people drew unemployment benefits in the week ending May 24, the lowest since February 15, with 4,001,000 on regular state programs and 412,700 initial claims. Penn Central idled 1,200 workers in Altoona and Philadelphia, with 550 saved if $65 million federal aid is approved. OPEC signaled a price increase effective October 1, to be finalized in September, while bankers predicted prime rates fading to around 6 percent that summer. Industrial sectors including auto and textiles faced severe recession effects, Je King Textiles expanding Augusta plant adding 60 jobs.
Jubal Hale urged Congress to abolish his 19693 yearly post as executive secretary of the Federal Metal and Nonmetallic Mine Safety Board of Review. He warned taxpayers wasted on salaries and noted no appeals have been heard, urging swift abolition and replacement by field inspectors.
At GM's Fremont assembly plant Local 1364 UAW voters kept Shop Committee Chairman Earlie Mays and the Brotherhood caucus in control, defeating Unity and Herrera who placed third in a five way race. A runoff is set for the presidential post between Dernie Harris and David Chambers.
Hospital officials announced an emergency room expansion and new wards including walk in entry and ambulatory care. Construction aims to complete by next January with an operating room, business office, and a future expansion funded by higher tax revenue. Budget rising to 8.5 million for salaries and fringe benefits in 1975-76, up from 2.5 million.
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