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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1972
Page
9
Ohlone Student Council passes a no confidence vote against a board proxy amid claims of closed sessions and selective handling of complaints. Irene Helm cites legality concerns while Dr. Epler asks county counsel for changes and a new ethics review proceeds for Niederholzer.
Sen. Ed Muskie conceded Florida's primary defeat while denouncing George Wallace as a demagogue. He warned Wallace's victory threatens national unity and pledged to oppose his politics, saying he does not want his descendants living under Wallace's kind of country. Humphrey praised his second place and urged momentum toward Wisconsin. Jackson called Florida results a boost for him and a problem for Muskie and Wallace.
Newark boards plan service reductions across 18 elementary fetchers and three math teachers amid restructuring. Officials cite year over year declines and rising needs while promising notices to staff about impending changes and phased reductions.
Former Attorney General Ablen N. Mitchell testified before the Senate Judiciary Committee that he and ITT President Harold Geneen privately discussed antitrust matters at the Justice Department about a year before the ITT merger settlement. He denied impropriety, said he never spoke on the settlement, and noted that he resigned to aid Nixon's reelection bid. He recalled a brief Aug 4, 1970 meeting to discuss tough anti merger policies, with assurances the matter would not be discussed. He rejected links to any political contributions and called the committee inquiry scurrilous.
Sen Thomas F Eagleton accuses White House aide Peter Flanigan of working in the shadows to help big business. He says Flanigan and lobbyist Dita Heard are key figures in alleged Justice Dept actions favoring International Telephone and Telegraph. Cotton defends Flanigan as politics, while Eagleton presses for sworn testimony and cites EPA and DOJ pressures easing against copper and steel firms, including Anaconda and ARMCO, amid pollution complaints.
Continued from pare net director who requested that his name not be published. The informant said the ex-director claimed youth mistakes but education would fix him. Acosta supposedly required a Texas college degree before California work, with appointment approved by the federal regional office of OKO and bonding for large sums. SACROA’s budget is $3 million. An acquaintance claimed Acosta is father to a 2 year-old, separated from his wife for three or four months.
Angela Davis mother Mrs Sally Davis and Professor Herbert Marcuse, once an instructor, spoke near the courthouse gate before the morning session of Miss Davis trial. Marcuse and the prosecution accepted the jury sealed. See story Page 7.
Secretary of State William P. Rogers told the House Foreign Affairs Committee that the United States had tried in vain to persuade the Soviet Union and China to reduce their aid to North Vietnam. He said President Nixon would press the issue during his Moscow visit next May. He noted Hanoi’s arms suppliers and said success depends on strong allied support and a secure foundation for U.S. interests.
Newark planning commissioners reviewed a draft ordinance to create a regional commercial zoning district for a Macy s and Sears shopping center at Mowry Avenue and Cedar Boulevard. City staff urged delaying a public hearing until Macy s and Sears provide development timelines. Also approved a 40 foot pylon revolving sign for the K Mart Shopping Center on Thomson Avenue.
Fremont voters await final zoning change as Oakes gains council approval to build a service station at Macon Road and Grimmer Boulevard with 0.875 acre plans. Opponents led by Morrison Village homeowners warn of impact on nearby townhouses and urge simultaneous development of nearby sites. Oakes pledges YMCA funding and a 354 acre parcel for a $100000 community building while critics note existing gas stations and apartments in the area.
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