Man seeks $600,000 in federal suit after six years wrongfully jailed
Ralph Fong, 46, formerly a Fairfield real estate broker, filed a federal suit in San Francisco seeking $600,000 for six years he spent in Mexican prison. He says a court later ruled his imprisonment a gross miscarriage of justice and vows a cross border recovery with help from his San Francisco attorney against Banco Internacional, the bank he says misled authorities. Fong details life in a Mexico City jail, a Mexican wife who aided him, and his prior U.S. business holdings while asserting innocence and preparing further legal action.
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Abducted boy undergoes surgery for brain injury
Ten year old Chris Camier, abducted from Coral Gables, underwent a two hour surgery at Jackson Memorial Hospital to remove infected bone fragments from the right side of his brain. Surgeon Dr Larry Page said the boy remained in stable condition with severe eye injury and amnesia about much of the ordeal. Coral Gables Detective Chief Capt Charles Skalaski called the abductor very sadistic while attorney Hugh Carrier, the boy’s father, attended a news conference with Detective Sam Vizzini.
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Explosions strike Puerto Rico as Rockefeller visit looms
A fire and five explosions damaged a Grand Union supermarket near San Juan as Vice President Rockefeller and Secretary of State Kissinger arrived for holidays at Dorado. Police see no evidence of a planned bombing linked to their visit amid Puerto Rican protests at the El Dorado Hotel and other sites.
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Death Notice Rutchik Anthony NM Fremont December 6 1974
Anthony Rutchik of Fremont died December 6 1974 aged 52. Beloved husband of Frances M Rutchik and father of Mark A Rutchik Fremont and Decaie Coalwell Ecuador. Brother of John Paul and Donald Rutchik of Wisconsin and brother in law of Dullus Modory Wisconsin. Native of Wisconsin. Member of La Puente Lodge No 446 F and A M of La Puente California. Longtime employee of Montgomery Ward in Fremont.
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Finch to Seek U S Senate Seat in 1976
Former White House counselor Robert Finch, a Nixon cabinet member and later a presidential adviser, announces his bid for the California U S Senate seat held by John Tunney. Finch, 49, portrays himself as a steady Republican anti Watergate critic ready to run against Tunney.
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Christmas storm hits West and Northwest forecast heavy snow
A sweeping Christmas week storm blanketed the West and Northwest with heavy snow and gusty winds. Washington saw more than 10 inches and traffic jams on the Seattle area freeway. Three killed and three injured when a plane crashed after takeoff in Seattle's snow. Power outages lasting hours, Lake Washington Bridge traffic snarls, and multiple regional disruptions followed. Farther south, record warmth persisted in Florida while Alaska vessel risks and Coast Guard efforts continued against a disabled 487-foot logging ship near Adak. National Weather Service warned intensifying snow across the northern Idaho region and the Sierra Nevada.
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Funeral Services At Fremont Memorial Chapel
Friends are invited to funeral services on Sunday December 23 at 2:00 PM at Fremont Memorial Chapel Mortuary 3723 Peralta Blvd near Fremont Blvd Interment follows at Irvington Memorial Cemetery For further information call 7938000 24 hr telephone Parking for over 100 cars Gordon 8 Lindsey Director Chapel service December 28 29 1974
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Housing panel gains member in Newark city council
Newark city council members appoint Charles E. Engell a 54 year old self employed insurance man to the city housing committee to fill the vacancy after Ira Friedman resigns and moves to Los Angeles.
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Normandy Drive
Ira Friedman
Los Angeles
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