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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1975
Page
1
The fragmentary report notes a late Friday special board meeting and a tentative settlement offer amid a district attorney investigation. Officials discuss seeking the district attorney’s defense and assistance while fearing fallout and a closed-door hearing.
Government troops reinforced at Phnom Penh repel Khmer Rouge assaults around the capital. UPI reports airlift keeps rice, fuel, ammunition moving while foreign residents evacuate in growing numbers. In South Vietnam the Central Highlands situation worsens with roads blocked and Ban Me Thust feared for street fighting.
Partly cloudy with lingering coolness today and highs in the 50s. Small craft advisories warn gusty northwest winds 20 to 40 mph. Rain chances around 80 percent. Reports note potential tax rebate plans and anticipated legislative actions. Auto plants to close briefly as workers return to jobs.
Venezuela’s oil output fell to the lowest since 1958, slipping about 18.7 percent in one year. Mines Ministry spokesmen reported that average daily production reached 2,442,558 barrels, down from the prior year, with the ministerial figures tracing declines from 1974 and projections for 1975. The government ordered conservation amid declining output.
In Fremont Newark and Union City many shoppers hunt for deals at garage sales and auctions and at the large thrift stores run by the SS Vincent de Paul Society and other outlets. The De Paul shop on 977 Dede Ra features furniture books appliances and a wide array of items from toys to jewelry attracting thousands each Saturday. Nearby stores like Used Furniture on Niles Blvd and Pat's Third Hand Store on more St offer bargain aisles and a “junk store” vibe as shoppers browse a dusty lot and crowded racks.
Eldridge Cleaver, once Black Panthers leader, living in Paris with his wife and two children, says he wants to return to California where he can be human. Newsweek notes he has mellowed, remains pro Palestinian yet anti Israeli, and doubts the Back to Africa plan. He plans to face trial in California.
Senate investigation finds no cover up and no source confirming Vesco financed a heroin deal. It faults narcotics agents for poor inquiry and criticizes some federal officials for unprofessional conduct after Vesco’s name surfaced in the probe. The inquiry followed a informant connected to fraud and bribery cases involving Mitchell Stang and Vesco.
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