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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1976
Page
5
Hebeda Ann Hacque, a 21 year old waitress, fought off two attackers near Country Drive east of Longton Street by spraying mace. Police say the assailants, two males aged 17 to 19, chased her from her car, grabbed at her purse, and were deterred after she sprayed them.
Newark police investigate a Sunday morning burglary on Calais Place where nearly $2,000 in property was stolen including a television set jewelry and liquor from resident Shirley Marro.
Fremont residents report burglars entered an open rear bedroom window on Carol Avenue Friday night and stole $1100 worth of personal property. Two console color television sets a Citizens Band base station and another CB radio were taken from Karell McClelland’s home.
Fremont police arrested Craig Johnson after finding seven PCP cigarettes on a curb at Bla cow Road and Grimmer Boulevard. He allegedly resisted arrest and struggled with officers, who booked him at Fremont jail.
Registration continues for the Newark recreation department Snow excursion to Bumble Bee Tobbagan Hill on Saturday March 6. The $12.75 fee covers admission all day snow equipment use and transportation at the Newark Community Center 25501 Cedar Bis.
A woman who jumped from the Golden Gate Bridge was rescued by the fishing boat Neptune and taken to a hospital conscious but in shock. She died a few hours later. The coroner identified her as Miss Puckett, with a sister-in-law in Concord. Ten survivors, three of whom later died, were reported.
Mississippi Democrats moved toward finalizing 24 national convention delegates with George Wallace winning 11. Remaining allocations split among Carter, Shriver, and uncommitted. Other reports note Moynihan endorsement talk and Schweiker tax privacy proposal, with scattered international items.
Fremont and Newark school officials evaluate a Senate proposal to swap local levy methods for financing the state retirement system. If enacted, a countywide tax could raise about 137 million in 1978 79, with districts unevenly funded and some taxpayers facing higher bills. Officials caution final costs depend on amendments and governor approval.
Former President Richard Nixon returned to Los Angeles aboard a U S Air Force jet after a nine day visit to China that drew lavish receptions from Chinese leaders and thousands of well wishers. He met with Chairman Mao and was given a cordial homecoming amid lingering U S political criticism.
Las Vegas Sun reports Castro vowed retaliation after Bay of Pigs and linked CIA plots to kill him with plots against Castro involving figures like Roselli Giancana and Trafficante. Senate intelligence findings cited multiple assassination attempts against Castro and ties to Kennedy officials amid Watergate era intrigue.
The Soviet backed Angolan government, led by Agustinho Neto, gained recognition after a weekend meeting with Zaire's President Mobutu Sese Seko in Brazzaville. Talks arranged by Marien Ngouabi follow tensions over recent fighting with the Popular Movement for the Liberation of Angola and allied forces.
Rep. Mills announces plan to retire after 19 terms in Congress, shocking Arkansas officials and drawing mixed reactions. In a recorded interview with the Arkansas Gazette Mills cites mental fatigue from long service and hints at a formal career announcement, amid ongoing political speculation and past personal headlines.
An archival look traces voting methods from secret papal ballots to town meetings, paper ballots, and the Australian ballot system. It notes California’s 1872 ballot rule and later shifts to lever and electronic systems, ending with a return to uniform ballot cards for state voters.
The 20 000 member left wing council of the Democratic Party in California endorsed Harris and urged support for T Fuayden to replace Banaee in a pray vortest.
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