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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1975
Page
3
A flood of reader letters to The Argus Fremont Newark edition voices concern over police brutality and unlawful arrests, Native American site programs, school system reforms, smoking area policies, and city governance. Debates touch on funding, transparency, and community involvement amid local politics.
Governor Rafael Hernandez Colon says the FALN is not representative of Puerto Ricans and compares them to the Symbionese Liberation Army as an example of an extremist group. He notes uncertainty about PLN's responsibility and affirms the need for clarity on who acts in Puerto Rico’s name.
UPI reports Symbioneye Liberation Army member Wendy Yoshimura helped Patricia Hearst turn away from SLA violence toward feminism. Attorneys say Yoshimura, 30, and Hearst shared a San Francisco hideout and were good friends. A Rolling Stone preview credits Yoshimura with influencing Hearst to embrace revolutionary feminism after the Feb 4, 1974 kidnapping. Public notice appears for a 1919 Act bond advance in Newark, Alameda County, with details on surrender, principal, and interest.
SAVONA Italy is the site of a delayed rail project as the newly formed line finally reaches the station after 13 years of planning. Officials say passenger service will begin only after completing track connections and power lines, with construction extending well past the original timeline.
President Ford declined to support a constitutional amendment banning busing for school desegregation. He told Sen. Tower he has ordered Justice and HEW to review alternatives to forced busing while not opposing the amendment in principle. Tower said Ford favors an administrative remedy to ensure access to quality education without forced relocation.
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