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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1975

Page

8

Miracle cancer cure reported in Columbus case

A Columbus report describes Linde Hendy claimed miracle cure after terminal cancer. Doctors cite absence of cancer in treated areas and praise prayer and treatment by Dr. Paul Gethell and Dr. Witham Bragepy. family seeks stability for children as doubt lingers.

Columbus Ofve UPI Linde Hendy Paul Gethell Guthetl Cohen Gettesit Turgeon Witham Bragepy First Hardy Gethedl

Scott to announce plans on Dec. 4 in Pittsburgh

UPI reports Senator Hugh Scott Republican of Pennsylvania will reveal on December 4 whether he will tell her Sevan Sears cens ate Sis term at a Republican fund raising event in Pittsburgh. A Philadelphia dinner honoring Scott was canceled and not rescheduled.

Pittsburgh UPI Hugh Scott Senate Sevan Sears Scott Scult Philadelphia

Fields grandson becomes U S attorney staff member

W C Fields grandson and former FBI agent tied to tank robbery division was sworn in as an assistant U S attorney on the staff of U S Attorney Robert E J Durans by Chief Judge Joseph 8 Sword Tit Fields 92 said he always had a hankering to practice law and enter the theatrics of the courtroom His late father William C Fields Jr a law attorney who died in 1971 was serious in the practice but in private funnier than his grandfather

William C. Fields Jr

Blanton to face grand jury probe over 1972 Senate funds

Tennessee Governor Ray Blanton said he would not fear the grand jury questioning in Nashville over alleged legal contributions to his 1972 Senate campaign. He spoke at a news conference outlining cooperation with investigators and dismissing any wrongdoing as unfounded. The remarks followed reporting on the probe and Blanton’s earlier appeal scheduling.

Bristox Tenn UPI Rennesee Ray Blanton Guan Oento Leerl Gan Ju Aves Args Senate Blanton Grand Jury Nashville Sorog Ct Dickman Ohlone Bey Tdickman

First Black Mississippi Assistant District Attorney Named

Clell Ward, 46, was named the first black Mississippi assistant district attorney in modern history. A University of Mississippi law graduate, Ward was appointed by District Attorney George Everett and will serve above the municipal level. He has practiced law in Greenville since 1970 after eight years as a high school principal.

Gheenville Miss UPI Clell Ward Mississippi Ward University of Mississippi George Everett Greenville Leland

Portuguese President seeks meeting with Pope Paul VI in Rome

Portuguese President Francisco da Costa Gomes requests a later this month audience with Pope Paul VI. Ambassador Jose Calvet de Magalhaes notes it would be the first papal Portuguese head of state encounter since 1967 Fatima pilgrimage between Pope Paul VI and Amerigo Tomaz.

Vatican City UPI Francisco da Costa Gomes Paul VI Jose Calvet de Magalhaes Paul Amerigo Tomaz Fatima

Black Caucus Warns NYC Crisis Threatens All Cities

The Congressional Black Caucus and 13 major city representatives criticized the administration for ignoring urban financial problems. They warned New York City's default would impact all cities as debt interest tops 10 percent and bond rates force service cuts, harming poor and minority residents.

Washington UPI Congressional Black Coucus New York City Charles J. Rangel Dn.y Tha Stalernerd Louis Stokes

Police call in service answers citizens questions

Fremont police expand a Citizens Services Program funded by a 87,008 grant from the Police Foundation to provide a full-time information line. Norman N. Nicholson, 30, handles inquiries 8 am to 2 pm and 3 pm to 6 pm, with tape recordings outside these hours.

Fremont Police Department Ene Citizens Services Program Nonth Police Foundaton Washington, D.C Toe Norman N. Nicholson Nicholaon Ae

Ford and Rockefeller clash over federal aid to New York

President Ford and Vice President Rockefeller expressed differing views on federal aid for New York City while a public crowd heard Ford promote a long range plan. White House aides said the men were in tune on New York’s need for help despite the appearance of disagreement.

Washington UPI Ford Nelson A. Rockefeller Rockefeller Hon Neseen Whie House Hartford Conn New York Pateo Ian Nee Titra

Board approves 44000 to plan Berkeley consolidated blind school

The board approved a 44000 master plan for a consolidated California School for the Blind in Berkeley, citing savings versus separate Fremont facilities. State funds total 23 million for construction and site acquisition. Campbell, Rep for the Blind associations, urged Berkeley site while opponents cite safety and standards concerns.

Berkeley Fremontlere Uind Robert Campbell California School For the Blind Association of Blind In California Fremont Campbell

Citizens seek delay on 4 percent water rate hike

At a California PUC meeting Cam. Delasserne William Symons Jr. asked for an immediate 4 percent water rate increase to be delayed to a later date due to a required review by the Public Utilities Commission.

Sam Francisco Citizana Utilities California Public Utilities Conmntintion PUC Cam. Delasserne William Symons Jr

Newark School Officials Propose Easing Junior Senior P E

Newark area officials propose removing mandatory physical education for high school juniors and seniors. The policy would cut graduation PE from 4 units to 2 while freshmen and sophomores remain required, with options to repeat PE later if needed. Trustees delayed action to Oct 28 for public input.

Newark Fouri Coyvette

Attorney assigns insult as Hearst trial advances

Report on courtroom exchanges amid Miss Hearst case gestures toward a tense session. Attorneys push for copies of examinations to agents including possible FBI access while Johnson protests secrecy and disclosure limits.

Miss Hearst Carter James Browning FBI Johnson Ferge Fromeum Alireys Stadt

Auto sales surge lifts U.S. inventories in August

Commerce reports an $12 billion rise in business inventories as auto sales jump in August, with the auto industry contributing about $1.2 billion of the increase. Gains occurred at both retail and wholesale levels amid continued stock on hand.

Washington UPI Copiers Degas Sd Poy Ishmases Commerce Tago Factory Worters Leen Ees

School debate over smoking in Newark and surrounding districts

Debates over designated smoking areas in Newark, Memorial and Newark schools continue. Officials including Jayne Ferguson and Lyle Kingery weigh student sentiment while changes loom, with some districts shelving proposals and others silent on timelines.

Bug Tegener Nich Larsen Memorial Newark New Havensie Greg Hearn Hearn Ecase Fremont

Ohlone delay decision on half bond release and college actions

Ohlone trustees postponed freeing half of a $906,043 bond while evaluating options. They discussed Dickman Construction and a related request, opposed Governor funding limits on enrollment, and noted strong Ohlone graduate performance and state exams. The board approved hiring an administrative intern and a fourth full-time teacher for the hearing impaired program and awarded sound equipment and a new parking lot project.

Starlerts Bill Bh Bam

District Audits Highlight Budget Process Flaws

A 1971 to 1974 period review notes the task force and CTA study praised some management but critics from taxpayers association called for a thorough revision of budget procedures. The district faced rising annual budgets and swift actions followed misconduct claims leading to firings and an external audit with numerous recommendations.

Page Monroe R. Knight Jr CTA Fremont Taxpayers Association Sat Ae Ec Glenn H. Merritt Harry Sheppard Alameda Bef Eves

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