Violence on screen sparks debate among critics
Ray O' Bain surveys a wave of violent films led by Clockwork Orange and The French Connection, noting praise from some critics like Pauline Kael while others in England protest the gore. He contrasts producers' claims that violence enlightens with critics arguing audiences are desensitized and questions whether repeated exposure truly changes behavior.
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England
London Times
Sam Peckinpah
Hay Area
Pauline Kael
New Yorker
Haing
Newark adopts unique unmarked units to curb burglaries
Newark police deploy four unique unmarked vehicles and advanced gear including a camera and night vision system said to amplify light 50 000 times to surveil dim buildings. The mobile unit has made eight arrests but information from the team spurred many more, with efforts targeting residential burglaries and thefts from autos. The program aims to improve interdepartmental cooperation and streamline operations while expanding narcotics enforcement under Project STOP with a 109 107 dollar budget funded by federal, local, and department sources.
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Newark
Kunstler to defend Armstrong in Wisconsin bombing case
Rights attorney William Kunstler announced he will defend Karleson Lewi Armstrong in extradition to the United States over the August 1970 University of Wisconsin Sterling Hall bombing. Armstrong, held in Toronto’s Don Jail since February 26, faces Wisconsin indictments for murder and arson. Also wanted are Armstrongs brothers Dwight and Burl and David Pine.
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UPI
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Karleson Lew i
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Kunstler
Chicago
Paul Copeland
Clayton Ruby
FBI
University of Wisconsin
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Robert Fassnacht
Army Research Creates
Armetrong
Wisconsin
Avatair Cooper
Canada
United States
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
RCMP
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Bes Burl
David Pine
Obituaries for Charles Drake and Fred Teshima
Funeral services are set for Charles F. Drake 69 of Fremont who died Friday in Fremont. He lived in Fremont 30 years, was a carpenter, and a member of the Carpenters Union. He is survived by his wife Ernestine and two brothers. Also, funeral services for Fred Chiaki Teshima 6 of Fremont, who died Wednesday in San Jose, will be held at 7 p.m. in Union City. He was born in Hawaii and belonged to several local organizations. He is survived by his wife Asako and two sons, two daughters, two brothers, and three grandchildren. Memorial Chapel and burial details are listed.
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Iowa
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Clark Drake
John Tirake
Venura
Fremont Chapel of the Roses Mortuary
Peralta Blvd
Fred Chiaki Teshima
Fremart
San Jose
Alameda County
Alvarado-Niles
Union City
Hawaii
Fremont Japanese American Citizens League
Apache de Shi Kai
Asako Teshima
Albert Teshima
Claire Ajimura
Fremont Biv
Limits to Growth warns of catastrophe without curb on population
A UPI report on The Club of Rome panel cites growth limits as danger to civilization. It cites a 1972 book The Limits to Growth, funded by scientists and leaders from 24 nations, arguing that unchecked population and resource depletion could trigger a century of upheaval unless drastic social and policy changes occur.
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UPI
Sem U
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Rome
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MIT
Legislative action reviewed in Tri City area
A roundup of last week’s moves shows Fremont council backing Mission Boulevard alignment change, Newark council delaying a 30000 dollar Thornton Avenue project due to unknown costs, Union City delaying bids on Cesar Chavez Junior High. Washington Township eyes a 7.9 million bond election for June 27, plus college district reforms and minority advisory committees. Also, Dr Albert B Sein, 83, polio vaccine pioneer, is reported in satisfactory condition at Cleveland Clinic after illness.
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Union City
New Haven
Tr Cbes
Cesar Chavez
Washington Township
Alameda County Water District
Alameda
Cleveland
UPLI
Albert B. Sein
Cleveland Clinic
Savin
Sebia
Weizmann Institute of Science
Israel
Burglars Steal Jewelry Coins Worth 3525 At Fremont Home
Thieves broke into the Fremont residence of Mrs Milly Schinn Friday and stole goods valued at 3525 including coin collections and four pistols. Police recovered three guns later near a lagoon by a teacher conducting a field trip. Entry was gained through a forced bathroom window.
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Milly
Former coroner Henry Turkel dies at UC Medical Center
SAN FRANCISCO UPD Henry W Turkel aged 6 retired last year after 11 years as city coroner died Saturday at the University of California Mental Center from a heart seizure. A UC Medical School graduate and ophthalmology diplomat he had diabetes and prior heart attacks. He became coroner in 1933 and in 1960 helped FBI aviation crash investigations. He pioneered a lifesaving method for shock and burns. He survived by his widow Doris a son Henry Jr and a daughter Marilyn.
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UPJD
Henry W. Turkel
University of California Mental Center
Turkel
UC Medical School
American Board of Ophthalmology
Tle
Federal Aviation Administration
Army
Doris
Henry Jr
Marilyn
Publicker Determined In Tur Ancus Penntead Case
Officials report a key development in the Tur Ancus Penntead matter. Davy Nartow and Nicpd L Sparks are named in the inquiry as proceedings move forward on Je ney Sta orale, with Post Otles and Sans Kamred cited as relevant locations in the evolving public docket.
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Princeton honors Ralph Nader with Woodrow Wilson Award
Princeton University awarded Ralph Nader, a 1953 graduate, its Woodrow Wilson Award and a $15,000 grant. Goheen praised his work in safety, highways, mines, factories, gas pipelines, and food quality as the 1,600 attendees looked on. Nader earned a BA and majored in public affairs.
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UPT
Ralph Nader
Princeton University
Nader
Robert F. Goheen
Goheen
Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs
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