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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1975
Page
9
Mount Vernon report details a disturbance where a man named Reuben attempted to retrieve something from a log near his home. The incident damaged a water spring and required local workers to dig trenches to restore access, causing concern among residents.
Police said burglars entered three homes in Newark while occupants slept. In the Kelly home on Musick Avenue a purse disappeared and later was found discarded nearby. The Estrada Mine on Inverness Drive reported a missing portable TV and signs of entry. At the Cox home on Dugan Court a purse containing 318 dollars was stolen overnight.
A 17 year old Fremont girl, Katherine Wormuth, died after a single car crash when she overcorrected and left the roadway. Lisa Howe, a minor, was treated at a Madera hospital. The Fremont directors will meet to review bids and approve contracts for water meters and metal testing as part of a range of routine business.
A spokesman for Sheriff Duane Lowe said officials fated several requests by Miss Fromme, including Friday meetings with Richard Walker, a federal public defender. Law enforcement refused a radio and a typewriter, while granting limited personal items and one to two meals per day, with unlimited legal access under review.
UPI reports a drug bulletin being prepared to warn pregnant women about risks from tranquilizers like Valium Librium and similar drugs. Studies from Atlanta indicate higher birth defect rates among infants whose mothers used these medications during pregnancy.
Actress Lee Grant learned on Wednesday night that her NBC series Fay would be canceled after six more episodes. Grant blamed the FCC established family hour for the failure, calling it censorship and saying the show was the first victim of the 8 to 9 p.m. block.
Fremont officials outline plans to curb vandalism at district schools by installing alarm systems, hiring security, and bidding for the needed equipment. The board must shift staff roles, craft specifications, and obtain cost estimates, with alarms possibly costing up to 200000, all while freeing funds for classrooms.
A three day burglary spree cost Tri-Cities residents 4630 as 17 citizen band radios were stolen. Fremont police trace a roving gang likely linked to a six month old case while Newark officers lament missing serial numbers hampering recovery and charges. Police note no statewide computer access to verify radios by serials yet.
Steven F Soliah a 27 year old house painter linked to Patricia Hearst was indicted on federal charges of harboring Hearst and acting as an accessory after the fact The two count indictment carries possible penalties up to five years for harboring and up to 15 years for the accessory charge He is due to be arraigned next Monday in San Francisco Bail set at 75000 AUS Attorney said Soliah faces years in prison if convicted and sisters Kathy and Josephine were reportedly involved as runners between Hearst residences in the SLA capture saga
A middle aged woman identified as Mrs Moore, 45, purchased a 38 caliber revolver four hours earlier and fired at President Ford from outside the St Francis Hotel. Public Defender James Hewlett said he met her three weeks ago and found she posed no intent to harm herself. FBI questioned Fernwood, a conservative libertarian, and released him. Governor Brown signed a bill raising handgun purchase restrictions.
Readable fragments show Patty Hearst case action as doctors ordered transfer to Los Angeles on a Wednesday to face charges. Redwood City jail cited. Sheriff Gene Stewart commented on the apparent ticking clock while attorneys for Hearst and others pressed proceedings.
Dean of Students Bill Lien reported Ohlone College fall registration rose from 3,964 to about 4,000 as the year begins. Trustees discussed impacts of early registration and class choice options, with figures showing a roughly 40 percent shift toward alternate courses for a portion of students. Details on tuition, student count, and specific actions were presented amid ongoing campus planning.
Newark teachers break stalemate after staged session with candidates like Mike Carson receiving support. Trustees battle over a $63,000 travel and conference budget while a public round of talks is postponed. The college prepares to submit a $573,000 project for state funding and hires additional staff as duties and roles are debated.
Alameda County Health Department said sediment in filters caused toilet clogs delaying reopening. The school had called health officials to investigate the issue and ensure safe water entry to fixtures.
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