24 Oct 1975
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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1975
Page
1
Trustees clash over selling school property as residents oppose high density plans and students fear impact. Board president hints at court action to block a low density sale while Superintendent reviews options with the district to reconsider and potential legal appeal.
The harbor weather outlook predicts highs in the 70s and lows in the 50s. A Fremont reading yesterday reached 70 with a low around 50. In Berkeley, about 259 students demonstrated against excluding Japanese and Chinese Americans from University of California Law School admissions.
Department officers in Wellington confer by telephone to prepare arrangements against a judge’s order that President live videotaped testimony in the trial of Lynette Fromme. The terse note references Page 2 remarks and a gather in the state system.
Major producers say dramatic changes in technology reduce lead content to safe levels in infant foods. Leon Jaworski says he would prefer death to the unprecedented shame heaped on former President Nixon. Aust Quinlan’s comatose condition is described as almost too gross to describe, yet she will not be removed from the respirator. Caroline Kemnay narrowly avoids death or injury in an explosion tied to an Irish Republican Army bomb under a car en route to her art class in London. A passerby is killed and six others are injured in the incident.
In a party line vote the Ways and Means Committee endorsed an 12.7 billion tax cut package from Chairman Al Ullman, tying extensions to current rates and a spending ceiling fight with President Ford. Democrats split with some voting for and others against the plan while debate centers on linking tax relief to fiscal 1977 spending limits and potential yearend veto clashes.
Cooper argues his 610,000 expense account and lunches with staff are part of BART business and recruitment. He cites travel to Nive and other cities, defense of a reliable Japanese firm and use of three accountants to review the system.
Hayward officials and county trustees contested an auditor general report on Fremont area finances. The discussion covered budget transfers, line item controls, and document integrity with remarks from Harry Harvey, Ronald Malta, and other county leaders about monitoring local districts and improving fiscal procedures.
Patricia Hearst's attorneys asked for emergency private treatment for the heiress and a federal judge allowed a defense psychiatrist to treat her in jail. The judge barred testimony from the treating psychiatrist at competency hearings and set a November 4 hearing on competency and bail. Sheriff says Hearst shows no jail problems. defense seeks private hospital caliber care amid SLA history.
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