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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1974
Page
1
The forecast calls for clearing Monday after morning showers with fair conditions Monday night. Tuesday will be cooler with highs near 60s and lows in the 50s. Winds shift from 10 to 25 mph then northwest Monday night.
Americans who eat the most canned tuna face reports of rodent hairs and insect parts in up to 55 billion cans yearly. The Boston Globe rebuts a 1969 ruling on Mary Jo Kopechne in Chappaquiddick. Ford tax plan faces opposition amid inflation fears. Anti bus desegregation protests occur as guards catch a burglary ring member.
A World article reports a feeble effort to sell 2 million bottles of wine labeled as high priced Bordeaux. The page notes the trial occurred today and references Page 2 for further details.
Former president Richard Nixon responds adequately to treatment for a leg infection but tests this week could reveal active clots requiring surgery. Physicians at Long Beach Memorial Hospital say a return to his San Clemente seaside home by week’s end remains possible if conditions improve.
Washington reports show inflation still labeled the main issue by officials while recession trends in consumer demand and unemployment fuel debate. Greenspan predicts price stabilization by 1976 with patience, even as oil prices drive current inflation and currency flows shift toward oil nations.
Howard Hunt Jr a key figure linked to the White House plumbers and the 1971 72 Watergate burglaries is set to take the stand as the government’s second witness in the lengthy conspiracy trial A former CIA agent turned White House aide Hunt was previously convicted in January 1973 and is free pending appeal The prosecution seeks to use him as a court witness to broaden questioning while defense argues over his credibility and immunity status
Rep. Les Aspin accused the Army and Navy of redirecting funds meant for the American bicentennial into propaganda and public relations. He cited $5 678 for Army bicentennial activities, of which only $178 was approved, and claimed Navy plans to divert most of its $25 million. Both services denied the charges.
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