03 Oct 1975
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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1975
Page
1
Fragmented expanded account titled Patty Odyssey expands with cabal verses from Beena Hara in The Stone Magazine. A story in progress references a safehouse, a police constable, and a personal desire to join friends, amid scattered names and places.
Fremont officials plan to tighten school spending with a tentative system awaiting board approval. The move aims to improve budgeting for the coming year, with a detailed report set to show how funds are allocated across departments and programs at upcoming meetings.
Ohlone College in Fremont reports the student body president, elected in spring, resigned following weeks of council pressure over a cafeteria contract and other clashes. The move, tied to political and philosophical differences, led to his replacement by Roger Dietz while he retains some campus roles.
AFL-CIO President George Mesny announces at the national convention that an AFL labor pledge supports cooperation with organized labor to back a 16 million grant to BART and a railroad crossing project near Napa. The report notes a Fed chair Burrs endorsing an economic program said to undo four decades of social gains.
State employment chief Martin Glick says California will fight every step of the way if federal legislation could impose an extra 40 million dollars on employers. Gov. Edmund G Brown vetoes a bill letting Californians see state and local law enforcement records. Wholesale prices rise 0.6 percent in September per Labor Department. House approves 112 billion defense bill. Electric power costs rise via an escape mechanism. WT. Grant & Co. declares bankruptcy on eve of its 8th birthday. Hollywood sex film script bought. The pound hits historic lows as Arab oil money dries up in Britain.
Unclear OCR text describes city steps in a berdello case and a landlord attorney meeting regarding a criminal case. Names and precise actions are garbled. Reports mention a landlord and a police matter with court appearances noted.
A historical meeting at the White House featured Emperor Hirohito and President Ford during a formal greeting on the South Lawn and a white tie state dinner. The emperor praised postwar U.S.-Japan reconstruction, called the U.S. a bulwark of world peace, and toasted Ford. The pageantry included an honor guard of soldiers, sailors, and Marines in a ceremonial reception.
Senator Frank Church criticizes IRS overreach during a public hearing. IRS Commissioner Donald C. Alexander refutes claims, defending agency actions while acknowledging concerns about investigative bounds. Church cites large files and raw data repositories as potential overreach affecting millions of taxpayers.
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