22 Sep 1976
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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1976
Page
1
In Madera County Superior Court 26 children and their school bus driver accused of kidnapping are due to enter pleas July 15. Hearing could be delayed. Also noted are varied nationwide items: GM price updates, Carter political chatter, and indictments in New York.
Washington reports say no showed signals of Ford being involved in a federal probe into campaign fund practices. In Grand Rapids, GOP officials confirmed subpoenaed campaign records dating to 1964 were turned over to special prosecutor Ruff amid a White House denial.
Cesar Chavez visited the Milpitas Ford plant to back Proposition 14 on the November ballot. He praised auto workers on strike and noted farm workers will donate produce for strikers. UAW officials said the walkout could last three weeks as talks continue in Dearborn and Milpitas.
Fremont officials seek a $2.5 million federal grant under the Local Public Works act to rebuild Washington High School after a four year closure due to deemed unsafe conditions. If funded, construction would start within 90 days, with plans estimated at about $2.59 million, and district voters will weigh a $1.2 million teachers' pay raise alongside the grant request.
Washington reports consumer prices rose 0.5 percent in August marking the third straight monthly gain and signaling an annual inflation rate near five percent. Meats fell while clothing, gasoline and produce pushed overall costs higher. real earnings slipped. Political heads debate inflation as voters head to the polls.
The CDC reports a nationwide shortage of polio vaccine amid mass school immunizations. Washington DC has none at public facilities while California shows 2 000 doses on hand for an estimated 200 000 need. South Carolina, Pennsylvania report low supplies and rationing continues due to a single supplier's informed consent requirement.
In Kinshasa and Dar es Salaam five black presidents including Julius Nyerere voiced strong support for Kissinger’s Rhodesia peace drive, saying Smith has accepted majority rule and a multiracial conference could oversee a transition within two years. Officials cautioned negotiations remain fragile as further unity among black parties is needed and a public acceptance by Smith is awaited.
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