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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1975
Page
3
A long reader page features opinions on plants animals and love, Eden ideals, tax and welfare, Robin Hood, food stamps, truck parking, beheadings, dogs in public, Patty Hearst search rumors, and job worries. Readers urge humane treatment, critique welfare, and demand transparency from officials.
A large crowd of postal workers in blue shirts demonstrated outside the U S Postal Service headquarters accusing management of stalling negotiations for a new contract. Union leaders warn a walkout could occur if a deal isn’t ratified soon as talks continue with six unions representing about 600000 workers.
Federal Energy Administrator Frank G. Zarb assured Americans that gasoline will be available this summer despite a six percent drop in stocks. He criticized panic predictions and said refineries are operating below capacity even as crude oil stocks rise. An FEA team is probing refinery use, which was 83.5 percent of capacity. Newark commissions seek volunteers for planning and park and recreation panels with deadlines in July.
ATLANTIC CITY API The American Medical Association voted to create a reinsurance company to handle large malpractice suits. It requires 15 million capitalization and 20 000 member physicians with total premiums of 12 million. Dues raised from 10 to 50 a year. The move aims to share risk amid calls for legislative remedies. New York UP I A manhunt continues for fugitive Filiberto Fed Fuos linked to bombings in New York and Chicago.
Registration for Newark summer sessions starts on the first day of ASS with hours for prekindergarten through sixth grade from 8:30 to 1:00 a.m and 6:30 a.m to noon for other grades. Elementary programs run through July 2 while intermediate and high school sessions extend to August 1.
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