FBI names Cinque in S F bank holdup case
The FBI linked Donald De Freeze known as Cinque to the $10,000 Hibernia Bank robbery in San Francisco. Patricia Hearst was identified in photographs as a possible participant though not charged, with prosecutors noting potential coercion or duress. Authorities continue to hinge on hidden-camera images and statements from Hearst and SLA members while exploring charges if voluntary involvement is proven.
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Mexico
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Patricia
Agebeh
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Hearst
Hillsborough
Ite
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de Freeze
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Catherine
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UPI
Donald de Freeze
Syrmbionese Liberation Army
Patricia Hearst
General Field Mashal
Hibernia Bank
Miss Hearst
Fife
U.S
James Browning
IBI
Mendey
Variable skies with mild highs in the 70s forecast
A Wednesday forecast calls for mostly fair weather with light early cloudiness fading. Highs near 70s and overnight lows around 40s, with west to southwest winds 10 to 20 mph. Fremont today reached 79 with a 52 low.
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California probes Watergate style scandal at state system
Assembly Speaker Moretti requests an inquiry into alleged corruption in the state university system amid President Nixas's tax issues. A legislative panel plans to continue hearings as Nixas agrees to repay taxes. Governor Reagan suggests law enforcement study making it a crime to kidnap victims.
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Bob Moretti
Ronald Reagan
Beating Allegations Spur Panther Raid in Oakland
Fourteen people were arrested after Oakland police raided a Black Panther Party home following a Berkeley report by 21 year old Michael Foster claiming a pistol assault and bat attack. Officers found 20 weapons, marijuana, and a bloodied bat. Bail set high. Panthers dispute raid and say it targets voter registration and community programs.
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Michael W. Foster
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Bobby Seale
Elaine Brown
Newark school board previews 12 million 1974 75 budget
Newark trustees present a preliminary 1974 75 budget of 12 million with a 594 thousand dollar deficit. They seek a June tax increase to raise about 7.4 million the first year and balance the shortfall. Possible cuts include limiting secondary classes to five per day, reducing transportation and gardening programs, and perhaps closing a school or assigning one principal to two schools.
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Newark
Senate Bilso, Siowever
Suspect file being checked in stabbing
Police seek killer of 4 year old Angela Gina after a home stabbing on Jaclynn Drive. Officers escort school buses in Alvarado area while investigators review unnamed suspects and tips. Gina’s 2 year old brother Rodney improves after lung injuries from the attack. Sharon Angelo, 28, robbed at knifepoint, and Remnaid Angelo, 31, were involved as police describe the scene and timeline.
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Alvarado
Willian Cann
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Stose Hospital
Hayward
Sharon Angelo
Cain
Richmond
Cann
Traxler Wins Saginaw District Fight Amid Watergate Backdrop
Democrat J Bob Traxler captured the Michigan 5th Congressional District as Watergate loomed, defeating Republican James M Sparling Jr with 52 000 votes to about 44 009. Traxler carried Bay County by nearly 11 000 and performed strongly in Saginaw, signaling shifting sentiment and intensifying impeachment pressure in Congress.
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James M. Sparling Jr
Sparling
Trawer
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Congres
Washington
Bay City
Saginaw
Bay County
Richard Varder Veen
Gerald Ford
Michigan
Vander Veen
Huron County
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