Public voices loom in Fremont notes and calls
The Argus records readers letters and editorials about teacher pay and school funding, police conduct, bus service complaints, stray animals, housing, and local civic issues. Citizens urge action, critique governance, and seek community solutions through letters to the editor and public calls.
Immunity for wife Scotts stall on Hearst grand jury
In Harrisburg two government key witnesses Jack and Micki Scott refused to answer questions before a grand jury probing the Patricia Hearst case. There is no indication Jack Scott was offered immunity. If immunity is granted, Mrs. Scott and Miller may face penalties for silence. The judge had earlier defied requests to reveal grand jury details.
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Ford adds American technicians to Sinai peace plan
Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger seeks authorization to deploy American technicians with Israeli and Egyptian teams in Sinai as part of a tentative peace accord. Ford calls the move essential to avoid war, while a U.S. aid package to Israel and Egypt totals roughly 2.1 to 3.0 billion dollars in the current year.
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White House
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