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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1975
Page
14
Fragmented report notes an unclear CIA mail list reference involving James Bond at a Washington university. The piece mentions botulinum samples from Fort Detrick and a 1978 timeline, with garbled quotes and unnamed individuals, leaving the central facts obscure.
Pasadena report says Viking 2 will undergo a Friday course correction to align with Mars after a mis guided launch. Viking 1 already corrected and both craft, distant millions of miles from Earth, aim for a 1976 Mars landing with instrumented landers seeking signs of life.
The House approved by voice vote a $287 million developmental disabilities bill and sent it to the Senate. It authorizes grants to states and universities to set up programs aiding those with mental retardation cerebral palsy and epilepsy. The measure would include autistic children and dyslexia as eligible for help.
A UPI report notes a secret Army unit conducted simulations in the mid 1980s including poison and germ attack drills on New York subway lines from 14th to 58th streets and at the Pentagon and White House. Witnesses described harmless bulb tests and water supply contamination scare scenarios while cautioning details remain uncertain.
Syrian Foreign Minister Abdel Halim Khaddam said the new Egyptian Israeli interim peace pact makes the United States directly involved in Arab-Israeli tensions. The agreement calls for Israeli withdrawal from about 500 square miles of Sinai and the Abu Rudeis oil field area. Israeli withdrawal is underway, with five months projected after the protocols are signed. President Ford and Secretary Kissinger aimed to reassure Soviet officials that the pact does not seek U S advantage at Moscow's expense. Jordan rejected Ford’s conditions on the location of Hawk missiles, saying it undermines Jordanian integrity. A mix of notices and public documents follow, including a 1975 county clerk certification and a Newark Unified School District electrical service resolution.
County of Ataweds calls for sealed proposals to the Assistant Superintendent for Business Services in Newark California. Bids due September 2 1975 at 4 10 a m. for electrical service to portable classrooms. Bid must accompany a 10 percent bid bond or cashier s check of minimum $1 000 payable to Newark Unified School District of Alameda County.
The Argus prints multiple legal notices from Alameda County including citations for court publications in Fremont and Newark Unified School District proceedings. Notices cover libel and service by mail, trustee sales of Fremont real property, board resolutions, fictitious business names, appeals for proposals, and marriage summons with dates in September to October 1975.
Legal description detailing the north east quarter of section 28 and the west half of the northeast quarter, Mount Diablo Meridian, California. Includes bearings, distances, and references to Palomares Road, County Road No. 7485, and County Road No. 7772 as part of the easterly line. Excludes a described portion and cites deeds from Calvin Drennan and historic official records.
The notice describes a trustee foreclosure on parcels in Alameda County tied to a deed of trust dated 1973 1975 with parcels along Palomares Road and County Road No 7272. It lists reserve rights for a water pipeline and water extraction, identifies legal descriptions and references to multiple deeds including Colvin C Drennan and Robert L Rich, and states sale of the property will be made without warranty to satisfy secured obligations under the deed of trust.
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