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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1976

Page

1

Weather and security note on Hearst case details

Fair weather today and tomorrow with diminishing winds. Highs in the mid 60s and lows around the 40s. The prosecutor in the Patricia Hearst bank robbery case cites fear of retaliation from radical groups, per Page 3.

Patricia Hearst Symbionese Liberation Army

Suffolk County bombing group linked to New World Liberation Front

Nation reports the group blamed for the Suffolk County Courthouse bombing that injured 22 is identified as a combat unit of the New World Liberation Front. Ed Nixon cites family bearing criticism for actions by his brother, and the FBI closes a three pronged probe into a union woman’s death at Kerr-McGee plutonium plant in Oklahoma.

Suffolk County The New World Liberation Front Ed Nixon Bnimat Anders Richard Fixom FBI Kerr- McGee Oklahoma

Old-fashioned teaching boosts learning in modern classrooms

Research suggests traditional didactic methods improve retention and understanding among students. Experts highlight structured lessons, clear objectives, and direct instruction as effective in core subjects, contrasting with minimal guidance approaches.

Letters urge hardline on S F strike

About 95 percent of mail to San Francisco’s board of supervisors backed a hardline stance against municipal workers striking for 71 days crippling transit. Voters urged President Quentin Kopp to stand fast, resist concessions, and avoid becoming like New York or Britain.

San Francisco UPI Board of Supervisors New York Great Britain Quentin Kopp Fron Alhe Main Sizary Civic Center Department of Social Welfare

Tanzania urges majority rule in Africa amid Kissinger talks

Foreign Minister Ibrahim Kaduma told Secretary Kissinger that if majority rule in Africa requires guerilla war, the US should back that struggle. Kissinger said Washington would support majority rule in Southern Africa but avoided detailing aid. He spoke during a tour aimed at boosting US credibility and averting Rhodesian crisis.

Dar ES Salaam Tanzania UPI Henry A. Kissinger Africa Ibrahim Kaduma Kissinger Julius As Rhodesia Nysrere Te Tamara Nyerere Tarcaria Tebes Agalnat Kaduma Ti Kissinger United States Nairobi Kenya Jomo Kenyatta Ieese Wall Ramibia South West Africa Washington

Reality testing focus of psychiatric wing at Washington Hospital

The Whitaker Pavilion for Mental Health at Washington Hospital offers intensive short term reality psychotherapy with an eight day average stay. Psychiatric director Ronald Hayman says patients are treated openly to uncover and address their problems, with staff tailoring daily activities to fit each mood and need.

Ington Hospital Whitaker Pavilion Ronald Hayman Anentares Shedad Whitaker Ashingtony Tels Pens Washington Hayman Fremont

Reagan Seeks Delegates Amid Pennsylvania Primary Turmoil

Reagan collects delegates as Democratic field narrows ahead of Pennsylvania primary. Gallup polls show Carter leading Ford in overall race with Humphrey closing gap. Minnesota delegates split as Carter leads Dems and Ford leads GOP. Delegates chosen and upcoming contests heighten tensions with backroom politics and regional boosts.

Reagan Democratic i Bac Taro i Henry Jackson Arizona Pennsylvania Patergay Carter Hubert Humphrey Leweston South Carolina Humphrey Minnesota Ford Gallup Jackson Udall George Wallace

Ex-con blamed racial injustice sparks deadly rampage

A Georgia backer convict claimed blacks are deprived as he shot and killed three people and wounded others across Jacksonville and Cordele before dying from a self-inflicted wound. Police linked the spree to a car crash and robberies, with victims including George Quarles, 43, and Curtis Fallon, 58. Investigators consider ties to earlier killings of four elderly men at a Jacksonville grocery store and a white truck driver robbery.

Jaceon Ga UPD Jacksonville George Quarles Curtis Fallen Pearson L. Dale Janda Bay Village Ohio Jancis Mrs. Janda Jodee Janda Curtis Fallon Georgia Bureau of Investigation Quarles McMichen Cordele Jackson Atlanta Was

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