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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1975
Page
1
The Niles Flea Market in the Fremont district drew about 75 000 visitors with 25 officers and police explorers directing traffic. One arrest was reported for marijuana possession during yesterday's event running from 6 a.m. to 4 p.m. Police praised the marketgoers' cooperation as absolutely spectacular.
A plane carrying 33 people crashes into a 90 foot bluff near St Lawrence Island in fog and drizzle in Alaska. Ten people are dead and 23 injured, troopers report.
U S officials report tentative Egyptian Israeli progress on a Sinai peace plan as Kissinger oversees talks with Anwar Sadat and Golda Meir. Egypt and Israel eye a buffer zone east of the Suez Canal while Ford weighs sending American volunteers for Sinai peacekeeping.
Army chiefs prepare a preliminary peace accord to be initialed Monday in Cairo by Lt Gen Mohammed Ali Fahmi for Egypt and Maj Gen Mordechai Gur for Israel. The agreement sets a timetable for Sinai withdrawal and Abu Rodeia oilfields with a Geneva signing expected within three weeks in the presence of Soviet and American delegates and UN forces chief Siilasvuo.
Labor figures led by John T. Dunlop urged President Ford to approve further income and business tax cuts next year to combat the recession. He cited a 22.8 billion anti recession package and suggested moves before January 1, 1976 to prevent expirations. Union leaders demanded permanent tax reform and extended credits to sustain private investment and employment.
President Ford recuperated at a rainy mountaintop retreat after a busy New England tour. He faced rough moments in Maine and Rhode Island as his motorcade greeted crowds while demonstrators urged a 14 15 from the GOP. He spoke of a Labor Day goal to add one million jobs and praised American workers in a Labor Day message.
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