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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1975
Page
9
News in Brief reports auditions set for June 9 at Ottowe College Studio with scripts and music available from A to 5 p.m daily. Optional college credit offered for performers. The film shown at 8 p.m. on both nights in Room mit ette elle.
The notice lists summer session signup in Fremont with sections for registration by mail and in person at Newark High School. It notes class schedules at college offices and public libraries, and mentions phone contacts for enrollment.
A groundskeeper alerted rangers when a girl stumbled near the horse corral at Lake Chabot. She was flown to a hospital after sustaining injuries as park officials responded. The evacuees included a parent and another adult. the incident prompted a patrol and transport actions in the area.
Dewayne F. Titus a 51 year old Fremont financier will represent himself in U S District Court on July 7 facing charges of falsifying income tax returns and evading 516000 in taxes. Titus recently had major heart surgery but was found fit to stand trial. Judge Renfrew hesitated to appoint a public defender without a financial affidavit and Titus waived a jury trial claiming the judge would be less pressured. Titus has faced prior bankruptcies and built wealth in marine cargo containers and supplying portable classrooms to school districts including Fremont.
A five member South Central Farmers Committee spokesman said they mailed Gov. Brown a letter Friday offering support for his farm labor bill if two changes are made. The letter, mailed Tuesday, asks revisions to provisions on boycotts elections and contracts and notes concerns over ambiguities and enforcement. Zaninovich added that fair changes could ease tensions in California agriculture among workers unions and employers. A committee spokesman said Brown had not yet responded.
Chicana students met Loyola University administrators to discuss grievances about admissions and financial aid. They cited subtle discrimination and said the university had not fulfilled their demands. A follow up meeting is planned for Monday to continue negotiations.
A garbled report cites the Air Resources Board ARB and EPA debate over smog action. It notes a proposed closure of businesses and offices, with intervention measures to protect public health rejected by authorities and tied to state and local programs.
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger warned that the United States has limits in handling the Southeast Asia crisis. He said Washington was forced to act to save American lives, acknowledging no diplomatic path to resolving the Pueblo and Mayaguez incidents without force. Pentagon reports confirmed casualties from the past days including one Marine killed and 13 service members wounded or missing, as U S forces conducted a rescue operation in the Gulf of Thailand.
UPI reports Susan Gray, chief pathologist at Harbor General, links heavy use of you know in speech to mental fatigue and limited vocabulary. She notes television exposure and information overload contribute. Parents can help by modeling clear speech and encouraging reading over excess screen time.
East Bay Regional Park District lifeguards plan to close swimming areas today as a day old strike by district employees prompts safety concerns. Rangers will patrol and lock unguarded areas while park directors meet in Oakland to discuss the action.
Senator Jesse Helms ALN North Carolina stunned colleagues by urging each senator donate $1000 to the Vietnamese refugee aid program rather than rely on the US Treasury. He backed Barry Goldwater Ron Paul and others, calling Ford to appoint a commission to coordinate private religious and voluntary agencies in relief work. The plan aims to mobilize private funds and private leadership for refugee support.
Geneva reports warn that commercial blood trade endangers voluntary donation and could threaten health. Donors in need are urged to resist offers to sell blood as delegates gather for the World Health Organization assembly, with firms paying donors amid alarm over safety and ethics.
Fremont police yesterday arrested two suspects in connection with a series of drug thefts. Authorities provided few details but said the investigation continues as they review evidence.
Charles F. Gallegos, 20, filed May 1 in Alameda County superior court, accusing three groups of people, the city, the police department, and two officers at the scene of injuries from a tire iron and stabbing last October. The suit names Thomas McCoy and others as assailants and alleges police prevented protection. case likely nine months to reach court due to backlogs.
A blast strikes an Israeli ammunition facility near Tel Aviv with reports of a second smaller explosion near a government office in Ben Brak. Police say the first blast appears accidental, with windows shattered and injuries reported.
A trial postponement was granted Thursday for the accused robber Bee Te ponment. The proceeding was delayed amid unclear circumstances as the defendant faces remaining legal actions connected to a San Francisco-bound incident.
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