04 Oct 1975
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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1975
Page
1
About 75 Union City residents voiced opposition at a meeting decrying a local escort operation and demanding action. Activists gathered some 700 signatures protesting the dance club, while officials discussed licensing controls and penalties for illicit activity and prostitution.
UPI report says Kissinger published four confidential memoranda to Egypt and Israel. Provisions include oil aid if Israel lacks oil, possible Soviet threat response, recognition of the PLO at a new Geneva peace conference, and U.S. economic aid and defense support terms. A controversial paragraph notes U.S. policy on approving funding.
A Fremont judge overruled a bid to move the trial of four women tied to a police raid on a bordello at 38708 Farwell Drive. Attorney Michael Hallinan argued bias in Fremont, while Jack Burke contended locals elsewhere would not serve as fair jurors. Defendants Corazon Decardo and Sheila Bates failed to drop liquor license charges. the other charges span marijuana possession and disorderly conduct among Barbara Rayner Marianne Pilchick and others.
Fair weather continues through tomorrow with high cloudiness possible. Temperature remains steady with yesterday’s Fremont high of 75 and low of 59.
A Roman Catholic priest comments on the public’s fascination with Patricia Hearst while a separate report notes state action against unscrupulous quick buck public insurance adjusters. California posts a 10.3 percent unemployment rate. Hearst’s lawyer cites pressure to testify and a U.S. attorney issues a swift denial. Tenneco West Inc. sues for 19 million in federal court over alleged worker and startup misconduct, plus a 625000 damage suit in Kern County.
US Attorney Browning cites a 58 page draft claiming Misa Hearst was abducted by the SLA in Berkeley on February 4, 1974. Hearst, 21, is jailed in San Mateo County on bank robbery charges. The notes mention NWLF and SLA links, a Mission District apartment plan, and a California bomb incident with no injuries.
Oakland college fans have reason to cheer as a surprising victory unfolded on Friday claiming a dramatic comeback. The team staged a late rally to secure a memorable win enhancing their season outlook and morale.
Dr. Brown reports Alameda County chronic lung disease deaths fell from 5 to 3.1 per 100000 during the gas shortage with overall heart deaths dropping from 4.2 to 7.4 per 100000 and vehicle accident related deaths also down. Similar Bay Area trends show reduced deaths, but researchers warn results are not conclusive.
Emily Harris asked in Superior Court on Friday for a female lawyer, seeking equal partnership with her attorney. Judge Ritzi postponed arraignment to allow her to choose counsel, while her husband is represented by Public Defender Ed Rucker. Harris and her husband, charged with participating with Patricia Hearst in a 1974 bank robbery and store raid, plan to plead not guilty to all counts. Hearst is jailed in San Francisco on federal charges. Weinglass noted a likelihood Harris and Hearst may be tried together.
A federal investigator says FBI agents are questioning employees at a suburban restaurant on a tip that former Teamsters leader James R. Hoffa was slain there and his body dumped in a trash compactor. The report notes Page 2 with few specifics.
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