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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1975
Page
9
A municipal court hearing for three women linked to a raid on a bordello at 38708 Farwell Drive was postponed to Friday. Attorney Hallinan may seek a venue change to challenge charges as improper.
Fire crews from Fremont and Newark battled a 2 mile offshore blaze reported at 9 50 p m aboard the Souter Pacific. Police report vandalism at Nordvik baseball stadium. A Fremont man, Glenn Bradshaw 26, died after being struck by a commuter train in Burlingame as his wife and three children mourn his loss. Services set in Oakland and Linton City.
Norman Merle Cose and his wife Valerie Kay were seen on a Triumph 650 at 10 45 p m with a dim headlight. Police followed as the bike sped through red lights and stop signs reaching 105 mph past the Glen Amour shopping center before crashing after hitting a curb. Three officers reported.
Patricia Hearst won a stipulation ensuring visits and phone calls with family and friends will not be intercepted by government agents. The agreement also protects communications with her lawyers from interception, following prior disclosures that jail visits were tape recorded. Public release of transcripts was criticized as trial by press and a risk to a fair trial.
Titus and attorney Stephen Tamchin spar over how a Alameda building's 25 year life was reduced to 10 years in tax returns. Greer testified about a 2280 Webster St property and WWII Shipbuilding Corp holdings. Judge Renfrew ruled life estimates irrelevant to the tax return.
Miss Hearst, jailed on a federal bank robbery charge, is taken to Stanford for a second day of psychiatric and internal medicine testing to determine if she can stand trial. Bailey, her defense lead, cites public sentiment and defends the affidavit claiming brainwashing by captors.
Sandra Good, tied to the Manson circle, showed 21 names of officials allegedly targeted for assassination for environmental destruction. The list includes Chicago deputy mayor Kenneth Sain, Commonwealth Edison executives, Illinois EPA director Ricard A. Briceland, and other EPA and corporate officials.
Chicago reports another security scare as a woman near the Ford motorcade was found with a loaded caliber automatic gun. Secret Service questioned Mrs Nessen and police investigated while Ford pressed on with his Chicago visit.
A Canadian student tracked monarch butterfly migration from Canada to Mexico using identification tags. Dr. Fred Urquhart reported tagging details and weight notes, noting Mexico as the destination and National Geographic involvement in the study.
Newark officials urge calm as teachers prepare for collective bargaining elections set to reshape union representation. Berkowitz warns against disrupting programs and operations while lawmakers implement new bargaining laws effective January 1.
Oliver W Sipple, the disabled ex Marine who saved President Ford, sues seven major newspapers in San Francisco for 15 million alleging invasion of privacy for reporting his homosexual orientation. The suit cites the Chronicle and Times reports and seeks 5 million in general damages plus 10 million in punitive and exemplary damages.
The survey finds female senior students in Newark report amphetamines or speed as the most abused substance, surpassing alcohol and tobacco. About 33 percent of female seniors have used speed this year, with the project planned to continue to track trends in substance abuse across Newark schools.
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