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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1975

Page

6

Detroit court ruling halts some police layoffs sparks clashes

A federal court ruling exempted more than 25 Black and women officers from a city layoff, prompting protests outside the Federal Building in Detroit. Demonstrators clashed with police amid claims the decision would pause layoffs but allow others to proceed on seniority. No serious injuries reported. one cameraman struck. The decision pauses 550 city funded layoffs while a higher court reviews.

Eral Fge Federal Detroit William Green Aga Radio Amivision Ralph M. Freeman Coleman A. Young Young Police Officers ’Association New York Chicago Howald Sexton Police Union Freeman Circuit Court of Appeals Cincinnati Sexton DPOA US District Court Damon Keith Tom Sate Sexton Ene Ioual

Belgians Stage Home Invasion Targeting Ex Nazi Leader

Seven Belgians protested at Ernst Ehlers, ex Gestapo chief in Belgium, by breaking into his Schleswig home as a Brussels TV crew filmed. Police detained the intruders and the four man TV team. Ehlers, 65, not at home, faces murder complicity charges for deporting Belgian Jews. Beate Klarsfeld, who inspired the protest, watched but took no part.

Schleswig Germany UPI Adolf Hitler Ernst Ehlers Gestapo Belgium Brussels Ehlers Wat Beate Klarsfeld Klarsfeld Kurt-Georg Kiesinger West Berlin Cologne Paris Ehler Kiel Wlarsfeld Hitler

Boston students clash for third day

In Boston Friday, white and black high school students clashed for a third consecutive day. Five white girls were injured as police reported no clear motive but noted students began swinging. The Barton Rodgers Annex at Hyde Park High School became the flashpoint with dozens of students exiting and entering the building amid tensions surrounding an interim school integration plan.

Boston UPI Barton Rodgers Hyde Park High School Stuarts Bank Hole

Energy plan orders coal burn for power plants

Washington UPI reports the Federal Energy Administration outlined a plan to force power plants and factories to switch from oil or natural gas to coal to cut foreign oil reliance. The move could raise electricity costs in gas powered regions, while officials say overall fuel costs may drop. House Ways and Means Chairman Al Ullman filed an energy conservation bill adding a 1 cent federal gasoline tax next year and potential increases later, with tax breaks for fuel savings and prohibitions on oil and gas use. Notices have been issued to gas burning plants across several states with hearings set in May and June before EPA approval and eight months until public hearings.

Washington UPI Federal Energy Administration FEA Midwest House Ways and Means al Ullman Dore

Propane powered TV set unveiled in London

UK scientists unveil a propane powered TV set that converts gas heat to electricity using a diaphragm. Aims include a mountain top communications repeater in Puerto New York and a buoy in the North Sea for data collection. Current home price hits 20000 dollars, with costs expected to fall in mass production.

London UPI Crascass Reir Ty Binks Research Center North Sea

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