Fromme Convicted and May Face Life For Ford Attempt
Lynette Fromme was found guilty of attempting to kill President Ford by a nine jurors in Sacramento. She could face life in prison when sentenced December 17 as her attorney plans an appeal.
27 Nov 1975
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1975
Page
1
Lynette Fromme was found guilty of attempting to kill President Ford by a nine jurors in Sacramento. She could face life in prison when sentenced December 17 as her attorney plans an appeal.
Fire crews press to corral two large brush fires in the Angeles National Forest north and east of Los Angeles. The Big Tulunga blaze was 80 percent surrounded by late Wednesday and expected to be fully contained by nightfall, with crews optimistic about weather aiding containment as another fire remains active away from towns.
King Juan Carlos and Queen Sofia rode in Madrid to Mass at the Church of Los Jeronimos as European royalty and leaders from three Common Market nations joined in official homage. Shouts of Long Live Spain rang through the capital before a full military parade.
The government proposed constitutional changes granting home rule to new Scottish and Welsh assemblies by about 1978 while preserving the United Kingdom. It stressed North Sea oil deposits belong to all Britons, not only Scotland, to avoid undermining economic unity.
Senator Hugh Scott 75, a Republican leader, signals retirement in 1970s era. He plans a Pittsburgh fundraising dinner next week to announce his decision, aiming to avoid lame duck status amid a tough Pennsylvania GOP primary. If he stays, a challenging bid for leadership is anticipated in the next Congress.
Lawmen urge constant property protection during the holidays with tips from officials including J. Carroll Busbee and Sheriff Paul Grant. Keep doors locked, watch strangers, record license numbers, alert police on suspicious activity, and use alarms to deter daytime break ins and thefts from cars.
President Ford pledges up to 2.3 billion in federal loans for New York City over three years to avert default. Mayor Beame and Gov. Carey warn relief comes with hardship and deficits linger despite unions and banks delaying debts and investing in new securities.
The Aiken Jaycees will escort about 80 underprivileged children on a shopping trip to Edward's in Mitchell Shopping Center on Saturday December 20 at 9 a.m. A post shopping party will follow at the Jaycee Hut chaired by Charles Watts. Donations to aid the tour are urged and will be listed in the Aiken Standard.
organizers order 4000 pounds of chitlins for a record crowd at the 10th Chitlin Strut in Salley. events begin tonight with a beauty pageant, parade Saturday led by Rep. Butler Derrick and a Ford official speech, plus food, music, and street dance. Proceeds fund municipal improvements including a new fire truck and depot renovation.
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