27 May 1975
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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1975
Page
1
The White House announced a tariff on oil as President Ford acts amid congressional inaction. Officials cite energy conservation bills pending for months, with critics saying Congress has done nothing. The move targets around $855 per barrel in domestic oil markets, influenced by reports of Arab oil stockpiles.
Nations meet Andrew Juanola Sergio Almanza and James Lucera at the finish line during Fremont Grimmer Elementary School's Fourth Olympics Day. Story and photos continue on Page 10.
Ohlone College faces accessibility issues as disabled students struggle with a steep hillside campus. Report cites long slopes, limited elevators, and unclear wayfinding. Commander Don Wolfe notes roughly 200 parking permits issued, about 20 this year, with most for health or mobility disabilities amid rising fees.
Fragments describe an unclear report involving Jose Angel Gutierres and Crystal Cy and a political turn. The passage mentions a ballot box and a shift toward a Socialist concept, with scattered references to Esesion and a Pope image.
The Manila President Ferdinand E. Merce delivers a lengthy high level address stressing that the nation’s path will not hinge on temporary grace or favor from others. He cautions against reliance on external indulgence and outlines firm national stance.
Unusual session ends with the Senate approving a farm labor bill aimed at calming a decade of agricultural tensions. The measure, rushed to enactment, envisions secret ballots for union elections on California farms during grape harvest, seeking a model for nationwide use while critics warn of special interests.
The article notes lawmakers urge a review of how banks and holding companies expand. It cites the 1570 one bank holding company act and questions regulatory reach over bank holding and foreign banks with branches in the U.S. Leaders argue major banks control a large share of deposits and call for tighter scrutiny.
Tax benefits skew toward the wealthy with about 13.4 billion flowing to the 12 percent of taxpayers earning over 50 000. Senator Walter F Moniale noted federal figures show larger shares accrue to higher incomes while lower brackets pay a smaller portion of total taxes.
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