Chicago 7 defendants get five year prison terms
UPI reports U.S. District Judge Julius Hollihan sentenced five Chicago Seven leaders to five years in prison to run concurrently with prior contempt terms. Bail denied. defendants labeled dangerous. Sentences reflect maximums under law amid protest turmoil of the 1968 Democratic Convention.
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Tiny Ozark girl found safe after kidnapping scare
Four month old Shaun McLeroy was found unharmed beside the Skipperville road in a sage patch near Ozark Alabama after a note in her mailbox led searchers to her location. She appeared in good condition and was transported to a Fort Rucker hospital with her father Warrant Officer Dennis McLeroy watching. The abduction occurred Thursday when she was left in her mother’s car at a local grocery.
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Hopefuls eyeing congress in 9th district race
San Jose candidates vie for Democratic and Republican nominations as Rep. Don Edwards plans to retire. Prospects include Norman Mineta and William Hugle in the Dem field and William Best with several Republican hopefuls led by Fargher allies, plus others like Mark Guerra, Hubert Smith, Ed Rudy Jones, and Richard Windrich shaping the contest.
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Regents approve tuition plan amid contentious session
The UC Regents voted to set annual tuition at 2400 dollars for resident students, amid a compromise between Reagan and Hitch backed plans. The measure aims to raise 415 million in year one and 30 million in year two, with loan-like deferral options for those in need. Critics warned of reduced access while supporters touted shared costs.
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City considers stricter food handling rules and inspections
Council member Dr Block proposes tougher standards to control food handling, sanitation, and equipment across city eateries. The plan requires annual inspections with fees, thermometers for perishables, and authority to sample or quarantine suspect foods while setting time to correct violations. Health officials support stronger measures amid enforcement concerns.
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Berkeley riot-control plan airs wartime wardens idea
Berkeley Mayor Wallace Johnson proposed a civilian wardens organization modeled on World War II block units to handle demonstrations that have led to riots and heavy property damage in the area. The plan aims to give residents a coordinated presence to deter violence and protect property.
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Fremont campaign names Pimentel team and coordinators
Campaign chairman Mrs. Leland P. Rabineau and Wes Sears announce co chairmen for Jack A. Pimentel s Fremont City Council bid. Richard Seeba will lead finance with Gene Rinaldi and Leon Mezzelli. Eugene Cowell handles treasurer duties.
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Court date set for murder case
Robert H McVay 30 faces murder charge in the death of his wife Brenda 21 on Feb 3 in Fremont. Pathologist described four bullets half in the heart and others in arm abdomen and shoulder. McVay held in jail after pleading not guilty and was ordered to answer in superior court March 3 at 9.2 am.
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Fremont Budget Hearings Set for March 2 and 10
Fremont residents may present suggestions and requests as the city council begins work on the anticipated 9.34 million dollar budget for 1970 to 1974. Two public hearings at 7:30 p.m. in the council chambers will gather taxpayer views on city services and needs for the next fiscal year.
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Airport debate rages over economic benefits report
A Bay area airport proposal sparks a rift in a subcommittee over whether economic impacts should be studied. Disputes focus on whether benefits are relevant to site selection, with a decision to prepare a report outlining potential economic advantages and drawbacks.
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North Vietnamese Overrun Laos Plain Airstrip Fight
North Vietnamese forces pressed their offensive on the Plain of Jars in Laos, with about 6 000 troops from two regiments involved. Vietnamese tanks broke through barbed wire into the airstrip area, while Soviet built PT armor supported the advance. Government troops withdrew to hills two miles from the airstrip and later to the plain’s edge as daylight revealed only small groups remaining.
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Obituary Requiem Mass for Thomagy Lane 43
A requiem mass for Thomagy M Lane 43 who died yesterday in a Martine hospital will be held tomorrow at 7 30 p m at Santa Paula Church The rosary is set for tonight at 8 p m at Fremont Chapel of the Roses Mortuary 1940 Peralta Blvd Fremont He was born in Boston Massachusetts and belonged to the Society of St Vincent de Paul Fremont and Knights of Columbus Council 6292 He was husband of Betty Lane father of Michael Kevin Sen and Oxire Lane all of Fremont and Jay Lane of San Francisco He was brother of Andrew Rev John Rev William Matthew Frances Helen Theresa and Patricia Lane and Mary Leper all of Massachusetts The Molniya 1 satellite will relay telephone and television transmissions from western Russia to the far north far east and Asia as Moscow launches its first communications satellite since last July
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