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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1975
Page
5
A father recalls buying tennis shoes for his two boys, detailing how brand names fuel social status and the ritual of shopping. He tracks purchases, discovers price versus lifespan balance is negligible, and learns the joy is in choosing rather than cost or final product. The piece ends noting tennis shoe heaven remains a crucial family ritual.
Federal Reserve Chairman Arthur Burns told a House subcommittee that the Ten Commandments guided his decision to use the FBI to locate who leaked a list of bank interest rates to Consumer Reports. He said he acted to protect confidential data the Fed had promised. Critics said the FBI action was overblown and questioned the Justice Department's role.
Israeli forces killed seven of eight Arab guerrillas who attacked Tel Aviv’s Savoy hotel killing two soldiers and wounding nine. Hostages included foreign tourists, with six saved after a counterassault. A sea-mother ship and amphibious rafts were seized. Egyptian involvement denied. Kissinger condemned the attack as random and dangerous to Middle East diplomacy.
Fremont notices a two hour vacation planning session at Ohlone College Room tat at 1 p.m. The program focuses on European travel including rides regulations language barriers and choosing eating and sleeping accommodations. Mr and Mrs Crocles Planck authors of several travel books lead the session.
More than 200 balloons will be released at Fremont Fashion Geico in the center parking lot at 10:30 am tomorrow. Each balloon contains a certificate redeemable by shoppers, with a grand prize drawing for a black and white portable television limited to participants aged at least ten years who obtain two tickets at the park.
Sacramento UPI reports state agriculture director Wallace vows to keep milk pricing controls, arguing milk is a necessary commodity and criticizes legislation reducing the department's authority. He cites power to suspend controls and fears urban lawmakers may misunderstand the issue, after resisting a four cent per half ton price hike.
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