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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1975
Page
8
Fremont discusses safer transportation options and budget concerns for replacing five buses. Business Manager Phillip Wagner explains proposed methods to save money, including potential special operations and bid solicitation, with projected costs and timelines unclear.
In Oakland Arthur Caldeira age 2 pleaded innocent in superior court on charges that killed Paul Anaya age 4 in Newark last November. Caldeira was arrested Aug 2 after police said he confessed to the slaying stating Anaya asked to be hunted. He claimed a shotgun was in his possession for pheasant hunting and later said he disposed of it in San Francisco Bay. A hearing is set for Nov 21 with trial tentatively Dec 15.
Officer Ofiven used a pocketknife after a car stop prompted a pursuit. In the trunk police found expensive tools claimed by Gary Brent Lewis, 28, who faced two burglary counts after warrants were discovered. The $8,000 theft was linked to the incident as tools were traced to a friend’s house.
UPI reports U.S. District Judge Lawrence T. Lydick refused to issue a restraining order banning security measures at the trial of Symbionese Liberation Army members Russell Little and Joseph Remiro. The ACLU had sought to allow public viewing with identification and photo restrictions. Plaintiffs were invited to return on Nov 18 for a preliminary injunction argument.
Joseph Bonanno Jr., son of jailed mob boss Joseph Bonanno, was freed after federal judge Robert Peckham resentenced him on an extortion charge. Bonanno had served 28 months of a five year term at Terminal Island. parole rules changed and the judge vacated the prior sentence, placing him on five years probation after confusion over what fraction of the sentence applied.
The State Department announced that the first Americana to exit Vietnam since the communist takeover is expected to fly out of Hanoi next Thursday. Spokesman John H. Trattner said about 60 Americans remain in South Vietnam at war’s end as foreign nationals may return home under an agreement reported by Hanoi Radio. CBS cancels Beacon Hill after poor viewership with last episode planned for November.
President Ford would veto the House Ways and Means tax cut if approved, Nessen said, unless tied to a ceiling. The committee approved cuts that would alter withholding for some, with changes not exceeding $1 or $2 weekly for many, while suggesting permanent standard deduction increases and a $30 credit per dependent.
Sacramento based CHP plans intermediate sized patrol cars with 116 inch wheelbase after bidding on 1611 vehicles. Officials say smaller cars reduce operating costs by about half a cent per mile, saving more than 400 thousand dollars over 110 million miles annually. All but 100 vehicles will be assigned to the force. bids open in December.
About 60 United Auto Workers members gathered in Fremont for a rally to pressure General Motors to rehire the 2,900 assembly line workers still laid off. UAW 1384 officials spoke with clear dissatisfaction over attendance while a few demonstrators carried signs calling for jobs, income, and worker solidarity. Local officials noted state legislators were invited. Sen. Alfred Alquist aide Michael Horner attended, urging continued action across from the GM plant.
The court's ruling clarifies a $550,000 loan tied to Alameda property once linked to Seen and Belchem Bea. Investigators describe investor involvement and ownership transfers from January 5, 1987, amid questions of financial mismanagement and potential fraud connected to Titus and other parties.
A United Press report quotes pollster Louis Harris noting a rise in gun ownership among Americans, with 47 percent of respondents armed and a shift toward self reliance over government aid. He cites lack of enacted gun legislation over the past 18 months and calls for action, while addressing opinions on handgun bans and ownership.
FDA officials say chromosomal abnormalities observed in test animals from a dye are not heritable mutations, though GAO report notes potential mutagenic effects in root animals. Further exploration found no inherited genetic damage, with calls for safety assurances on dyes like Red, Me 2 or Pree Heenste Se.
A Sacramento funeral judge ruled that President Ferd must be subpoenaed in the Lynatte Frammne case, stating the president may be compelled to provide documents and testimony. The ruling follows arguments that the president can be required to appear or provide evidence under applicable law.
Madrid reports General Francisco Franco suffered a heart attack and biase with uncertain duration and timing. Doctors issued new bulletins saying he survived and is resting quietly. Speculation grows on possible transfer of powers, though no firm action announced.
Senators attacked aid proposals for Zaire noting the country’s deteriorating finances and foreign debt while challenging the timing of relief for New York City. They pressed whether President Ford approved the plan as debate highlighted competing rescue needs and fiscal priorities.
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