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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1975
Page
2
The Democratic report on fuel policy details Ullman's panel proposing a Federal Petroleum May to cut imports by 1 million barrels per day over 2 to 3 years, a tax on autos with poor fuel economy, a windfall profits tax, and deregulation steps. It notes opposition to Ford's plan and argues for a purchasing agency and quotas, with emphasis on reducing oil imports.
President Ford resumes work on an energy policy compromise with Congress at Camp David after an early morning retreat. Key aides reevaluate positions as officials press for a resolution to economic and energy tensions.
In Madrid experts warn that heavy smog endangers Spain’s art treasures including works by Goya Velazquez and El Greco. The UPI report notes that exposure in historic sites and museums could damage masterpieces housed in prominent galleries.
Obituary notice for Arthur Johnson reports he was a Utah native and chemist who lived in Fremont for a year dying this week. Survivors include three brothers Walter Johnson Mem Siders and Erma Alive Young, with local services arranged in Fremont.
Workers at the crash site wore masks due to fumes as the second coach front wheels were described. A coroner noted many victims were removed and that it may be Wednesday before all bodies are identified.
UPI reports eight outsiders visited CIA headquarters in Langley Virginia to review spy files and interview staff. Commission officials say the inquiry could last longer than the Ford era deadline and will avoid a whitewash while examining alleged illegal spying and related activities with Watergate figures.
A fragmented report notes many applicants were deemed ineligible last year while up to 85000 were said to be awaiting certification. It cites program inefficiencies and suggests reforms to address stamp allocation and department shortcomings.
Former Gov. Terry Sanford outlines a five million fundraising target and seeks contributions of 250 or less in twenty states. He met with about a steering committee on Saturday and plans campaign organization in New Hampshire before the primary.
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