13 May 1974
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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1974
Page
1
Fremont's official flower the Fremontia blooms before the city hall. Named after John Fremont the shrub with five petals marks the five districts. Donated by Maurice Marks the plant aids school sites. two varieties exist a California native and a Mexican cultivar shown here thrives better.
President Nixon and aides push back on resignation talk after Harris poll shows 49 percent favor impeachment and ouster. Nixon vows to fight on at Oklahoma State University and urges swift end to impeachment inquiry while stressing he will not quit.
President Nixon's special counsel, Prof Buthardt, says the media have launched a vicious, poison the public mind campaign against the President by any means. He cites bias and slanted reporting shaping opinion.
Legislation aiming to remove the maximum 55 mile per hour limit in rural areas is scheduled for state action this week. The measure seeks to empower higher rural speeds, with lawmakers weighing potential safety and enforcement implications.
Teamsters Union President Fresimmons asserts continued strong backing for President Nixon. A newly designed computerized Navy gun shows troubling tendency to train on friendly ships and nearby landmasses, prompting concern from defense circles. Representative Les Aspin weighs in on the matter.
Newark Unified School District may not rehire 32 probationary teachers next year due to a projected budget deficit and declining elementary enrollment. Some staff, including counselors and psychologists, face cuts or part-time work, while several interns and temporaries may also lose positions.
New York based UPI reports Time Magazine found growing public desire for Nixon's resignation or impeachment while fear of impeachment proceedings declines. A nationwide telephone survey after Watergate transcripts shows 53 percent want impeachment or resignation, 38 percent want him to stay, and 34 percent fear national disaster from impeachment, with broad consensus across parties that transcripts shifted opinion against Nixon. The piece notes regional differences and public reaction to the tapes.
Washington energy chief John C. Sawhill warned Americans to conserve power or risk electricity shortages this summer. He urged turning thermostats to 78 degrees and noted the Federal Energy Administration is studying the situation. He warned only extreme heat and noncompliance could trigger regional spot problems. He also said the government may take a larger role in future oil negotiations, outlining possible broad pricing guidelines for companies to work within.
The report notes actions by Assistant U.S. Atty. Gen. Henry Petersen described as highly improper. Rep. H R Gross of Iowa criticizes the metric system bill and jokes about country mile homeruns and home cooking. Sen. Edward Kennedy may announce presidential plans next year. A retired Boy Scout professional dons a sweatshirt to infiltrate campus as a youth spokesman.
Fair through Tuesday with warmer temperatures. Inland highs mid 60s and coast highs 60s to mid 70s. Tonight lows mid 40s to low 50s. Tuesday highs 60s to mid 70s. Small craft warnings near the coast with south to southwest winds 15 to 30 mph.
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