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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1972
Page
1
Fair through tomorrow with morning and night low clouds and little temperature change. Highs in the 70s both days, nights around the upper 40s to low 50s. Westerly winds 10 to 20 mph in afternoons. Fremont high 76, low 53.
In the sports section a hotly contested Indianapolis S00s race faces equal weather as it nears today’s million-dollar showdown. The event is billed as potentially record-smashing from start to finish with high stakes and strong contenders.
Newark city councilmen again split two to two on youth appointments to the park and recreation commission. Attorneys for both sides draft final strategy in Angela Davis murder kidnap conspiracy trial as jury deliberations near. A Hayward couple pleads innocent to conspiring to extort 250000 from United Airlines with bomb threats.
Secretary of State Edmund G Brown Jr seeks to clarify reports on McGovern and Humphrey spending about 1.5 million each in the California primary. A UC Institute report calls for limited regional government in the Bay Area. An Oroville attorney Perry Farmer is killed in a courtroom shooting that injures a judge and a plaintiff. state education leaders plan a large community goals program.
Sen Henry M Jackson warns the US Soviet arms control pact could accelerate the drive for nuclear superiority rather than slow it. The American Cancer Society donates 11 million dollars to 251 scientists and doctors to combat the nation s second leading killer. Rutgers study finds no racial bias in brank driving enforcement across three cities.
East and West Germany sign a landmark transport treaty and announce plans to normalize relations and pursue United Nations membership. Mrs Nixon tours Ruayla’s clock factory, playfully presenting a Mickey Mouse watch and drawing laughs from the host.
Nixon and Brezhnev signed a first limits on strategic missiles and submarines, with a 200 ABM cap at two sites and a five year interim accord freezing offensive missiles. The ceremony in Vladimir Hall concluded at 11 12 pm EDT, amid praise and cautious optimism.
A tanker truck overturned on the Stevenson Boulevard exit of the Nimitz Freeway in Fremont spilling carbolic acid. Officials kept back as responders pumped out the highly flammable liquid. The driver, David C. Grimm, 44, of Pinole, sustained minor injuries. The Acme Trucking Co. owned the rig and was called to assist.
Governor Reagan announced the appointment of Joseph W. Jay Jr. as judge in the Fremont Newark Union City Judicial District to fill the new third bench in the municipal court. Judge Pucci welcomed the addition, noting rising caseload and possible transfer of practice to associate Henry O. Lienhard.
A Navy P-3 Orion from Patrol Squadron 31 based at Moffett Field vanished Friday on a routine training flight off the California coast. Eight crewmen are unaccounted as search operations by Navy, Coast Guard, and Air Force aircraft span from Moffett Field toward Big Sur, with authorities assuming the aircraft went down between the base and the Dig Sur area in Monterey County.
The Commerce Department said US foreign trade deficit widened by 74 million in April, the second largest monthly shortfall in history. Since January exports lagged imports by 2.2 billion, signaling a weak trade year.
New York UPI says Brookdale Hospital doctors performed what is believed to be the first transplant of a tooth between two people. Dr Norman Kranin and Dr Shathad Narh used one of John Ramsay’s molars to replace Janet Ramsay’s tooth after a dental procedure. The transplant took just over three hours with a plan to monitor for three to four years to determine permanence.
The Army Corps of Engineers and Alameda County Flood Control District explore turning an abandoned salt pond west of Coyote Hills into a 100 acre plus wildlife sanctuary and bayfront park. They consider using dredge spoils from Alameda Creek to form a salt water marsh and waterside park, amid concerns over filling the pond with excess material from the creek project.
The 15th annual KQED Channel benefit auction began yesterday at the Cow Palace San Francisco. It runs 1 pm to 1 am weekend hours and 4 pm to midnight on weekdays through June 4. Thousands of items from private and commercial donors aim to raise funds for the non profit public television station with strong Tri City participation. Local Fremont Newark and Union City donors supply commercial items while 16 of 23 local artists' works will be among 300 art objects shown on Art Sunday.
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