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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1975
Page
9
UPI reports a broad price change across retail feeds in Wisconsin and nearby regions. Prices show a notable decline from a two year high, signaling a shift in market levels and affecting commercial pricing dynamics.
A five week seminar begins at 7 tonight in room S00 at Ohlone College Fremont exploring statism and treatment via pills. Teen members of Alcoholics Ulster are featured in the program titled surveillance and options in recovery.
A free classical guitar concert by instructor Doug Torres and percussionist Ken at Ohlone College Mission Boulevard in Fremont showcases Spanish tunes. Nearby, in Newark, a parolee arrested for a brutal assault and rape in Mission San Jose faces charges after a police-led investigation. The suspect had been released five days earlier from Vacaville Medical Facility and is linked to a prior year sentence.
Mrs. Sirhan expressed thanks and faith as a parole date of February 23, 1986, was noted at San Quentin. She said her son remains innocent and believes the truth will come out despite his conviction for the Robert F. Kennedy assassination.
Fremont report says $3,500 in tools vanished from a Warm Springs shop after a whitehaired man lodged there Monday. Owner Charles E. Mutter told police the visitor, the tools, and Mutter’s rusty pickup are one person. The suspect towed an old car to 43309 Warm Springs Blvd. and may have used a stolen vehicle due to faulty registration.
A compact listing of local Fremont events for May 23 1975 including drop-in center sessions, rap hotlines, planning commission meetings, city council notices, square dancing, Take Off Pounds Sensibly group, environmental broadcasts, and dance workshops at multiple Fremont venues with instructors and contact numbers.
Newark officials propose a higher levy to fund a frozen payroll and city projects while seeking public input. The plan foresees using sale proceeds, federal funds, and civic group contributions to cover expenses, including a 181,000 construction program and several bond-related items with public hearings planned.
Washington High School senior Kart Nordvil explains that most positions are summer work with potential progression to fulltime roles based on performance and college plans. Briggs notes it is rare for seniors to secure offers before graduation but has happened once in his five years.
At Hines Veterans Hospital Chicago authorities launched an inquiry after a patient named Pawelski, confined to a wheelchair, vanished May 2 during a routine transfer. Officials said his death, ruled unrelated to the disappearance, followed a lengthy search and hospital staff described chaotic conditions and a large staff.
The FDA tightens controls on pacemaker makers citing two deaths linked to St. lead cables used in children. Systems Inc faced criticism for repurposing adult leads for kids, with regulators weighing mandatory hermetic sealing.
A jury convicts Mutch of first degree murder in a Livermore case connected to the disappearance and assault of a young girl. The prosecution seeks the death penalty with the jury holding the option of life without parole. Witnesses include Mutch’s sister who described his wet condition after a September incident.
GM announced recalls covering about 50,000 1975 model Chevrolets Pontiacs Oldsmobiles and Buicks across three campaigns for fogging accelerator and air conditioning faults. About 3,100 Chevrolets 16,000 Pontiacs Venturas and 31,000 Camaros may have faults including accelerator sticking and faulty fan blades. No injuries reported. Notifications go to owners with free repairs.
The case questions whether Cinque died by his own act as detectives note a rotating car wheel, a waterlogged bike and a copper jacketed gear. Police tests on bullet samples were conducted by the Police Department and SLA related authorities.
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