Chicago Seven Contempt Sentences Narrowed by Judge Hoffman
Judge Jules J. Hoffman sentenced William M. Kunstler to four years and 13 days in jail and Wainglass to one year eight months for contempt as the jury deliberated. He stayed executions until May 4 to allow appeals and potential conviction outcomes. The defense table was empty as the defendants were jailed, spectators were cleared after applause for Kunstler.
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Workshop in Fremont Promotes Heart Health and Diet
A one day workshop titled Food for Healthy Hearts will be held in Fremont on February 2 at the Community Center 4024 Paseo Padre Parkway. Alameda County Heart Association sponsors the event with registered dietitian speakers and demonstrations on fat controlled diets and heart risk factors.
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Heavy fog delays offshore well firefighting crew
The Gulf Coast fog delayed the Houster based oil well firefighting team led by Charles Boots Hansen as they prepared to tackle the offshore platform burning for five days. Paul Red Adair advised from a Houston sick bed on the effort and risks involved.
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Jews say U S funds antisemitic
Nine Jewish groups charged the Commerce Department authorized federal funds that could aid spreading antisemitism. They asked Secretary Maurice H. Stans to reverse allocations for road work to the Elna M. Smith Foundation in Eureka Springs Arkansas, a facility tied to Gerald L. K. Smith’s right wing activity and its “passion play” described as a vicious antisemitic tract.
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Sacramento Valley Rain Likely Monday Through Tuesday
Rain expected in the Sacramento Valley with heavy showers possible Monday afternoon and night, followed by partly cloudy skies and a chance of showers on Tuesday. Authorities urge motorists to exercise caution during the unsettled weather.
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Dope raid nets ten arrests at Fremont party
Fremont police arrested ten youths on drug charges after a late Saturday raid at a residence on Gibraltar Drive. Seizures included four bags of suspected marijuana and related paraphernalia. fifty six attendees were released after searches. People named include host Richard Clover, 19, and seven others charged with being in a place where narcotics are used.
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Air Safety Row Heads to Federal Talks
Government warned PATCO it would prosecute air controllers who strike. Federal workers are barred by law from striking. PATCO officials say any slowdown results from individual choices, not a strike. About ten percent of members participated in a June slowdown, threatening major airport disruption.
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Israeli Air War Rises as Contacts Seek Ceasefire
Israeli planes hit targets along the Suez Canal and in the Golan Heights as fighting flared across the region. A UN meeting between Thant and Bull followed a deadly Thursday raid near Cairo that Egypt says killed 70 civilians. Israeli officials called the attack a pilot error. Jordan reported quiet but tense after four days of street clashes in Amman leaving 19 dead.
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Six Die As Planes Collide In Sierra Nevada Wreck
Wreckage of two light planes found in the Sierra Nevada foothills after a midair collision. Six people perished, three of them children. Names withheld pending notices to relatives. One Bonanza flew from Mammoth Lake to Cameron Park, the other from South Lake Tahoe to Palo Alto. Both planes were heading west and wreckage lay about half a mile apart eighteen miles east of the El Dorado County community. The crash occurred Saturday.
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Fremont Tiny Tots spring class registration
Fremont Recreation and Leisure Services opens Tiny Tots classes for ages two to five. Registration Feb 24 at Fremont Community Center 49204 Paseo Padre Parkway 6 30 pm with classes Mar 9 to Apr 22 excluding vacation period. Information 793 1124. In London Miguel Garcia Aria, a 2 year old Spanish anarchist, sought asylum after release from prison. Airfield crash near Cameron Park involved two planes. fireball seen, cause unknown. Both planes had radios but no radar. Civil Air Patrol reports pursuit and wreckage found Sunday morning with victims.
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Thant, Bull Hold 112-Hour Talks Over Middle East Cease-Fire
U N Secretary General Thant and General Odd Bull head the U N truce supervisory team in New York after urgent consultations over Israel Arab fighting. They met for 112 hours Sunday with no details released as a second round of talks was planned.
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