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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1975
Page
1
The defendant protested line officers before sentencing and demanded a taped interview. MacBride ordered removal after a clash with a U.S. marshal. Virgo announced an appeal alleging prosecutors hid crucial evidence.
A family recounts that a hospital and two city agencies denied recognition for their daughter Sia. State vital records reportedly provide little hope, leaving the child—though practically alive and well—legally uncounted.
Fremont officials prevail as Superior Court rejects two motions on the city ordinance requiring trained massage technicians. CAMP activists face renewed court dates over damages against Sparkle Health Studio owner Rose while picketing resumes in front of Sparkle and nearby studios amid tensions and incident reports.
Newark City Manager Richard Turnlund released a list of charges against Anthony J. Nelson the 39 year old fired Community Director. The charges allege incompetency insubordination neglect and inefficiency dating to 1969 and include failure to follow directives from the city manager and assistant city engineer and refusals to follow plans for Mayhews Landing Park Surpass Property. Nelson seeks public hearings beginning Jan 12 to contest his dismissal and regain his $1043 monthly salary.
President Ford told a Thanksgiving Eve news conference he has ordered U S intelligence agencies not to plan or participate in assassinations of foreign leaders and domestic agencies not to violate citizens liberties. He discussed CIA and FBI disclosures, nuclear arms talks, and the potential Kissinger Moscow trip.
The U S Weather Service forecasts partly cloudy skies today with a 40 percent chance of rain tonight and cooler temperatures tomorrow as highs rise to the 50s and lows dip to the 40s. Yesterday Fremont reached 68 and fell to 45. A federal judge is asked to require Patricia Hearst's attorneys to reveal by December 1 whether they will use insanity as a defense in her bank robbery trial. UC President David Saxon expressed shame after about 100 anti CIA demonstrators forced him to depart on a police car from the San Diego campus.
Gale Bear tells a Carlisle Pennsylvania court she shunned her husband for betraying God and their church. The testimony appears on page 3 of the issue.
A U S built C 130 Hercules transport on a training flight over the northern Sinai desert collided with a cloud shrouded mountain peak Tuesday night. All 20 aboard were killed in the crash, officials said. The incident occurred during a routine training mission, and investigators began assessing the cause.
President Ford announced a plan to ask Congress for up to 2.3 billion dollars in federal loans to New York City to prevent bankruptcy. The program would require annual repayment, end by June 1978, and permit Treasury vetoes for fiscal discipline. Governor Carey praised the move while Ford defended tough measures and tax increases. Ford also issued a Thanksgiving address praising national unity and divine providence.
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