Vacationer Finds Meat Freezer Empty in Fremont
James William Burr of Fremont reported to police that a vacation trip ended with a freezer theft. He returned home Friday night to find 20 pounds of hamburger, 12 pounds of duck, steaks, stewing meat, roast, sirloin, T bone, and other cuts removed from his garage freezer. The loss totaled multiple varieties of beef and poultry.
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Fremont
James William Burr
Ile
Rane
Abitts Waghag
Burglars Grab Guns and Televisions in Fremont
In Fremont, burglars took weapons and two televisions valued at 1,770 dollars from 2001 Hanson Street Saturday evening. James Douglas Thayne reported returning home to find items missing, including two stained esx tasers sight and a Coty TV plus a black and white television.
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Fremont
Hanson St
James Douglas Thayne
Esx
Police seek Hayward man for car assault
Fremont Police hunt for Butch Jones of Hayward to question after a Friday night party where a man used a car to batter another man. Douglas Jose Ortega, 21, of San Bruno, was found on Cardis Street with injuries, claiming his wife was with another man. He says the assailant accelerated with him clinging to the car, striking parked vehicles. Ortega was treated for a fractured arm and abrasions. Police pursue leads and identify suspects.
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Ortega
Washington Hospital
Butch Jones
Hayward
Ford Birthday Today Sparks Birthday Cheers
The report notes President Ford celebrating his birthday with family and friends, recalling Bastille Day as his actual date. It mentions Ford's plan to seek another term and hints at daily routines including golf on weekends and a new mining pool on the White House grounds for exercise.
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Washington
Priakdeet
Ford
Ryone
Sine Singh
White Howe
Ley Bey Ford
Ananer
RFK's son David jailed for reckless driving
In Woodstock a July Scots appearance hinged on a Kennedy family case. Don Robert Kennedy tied to a 1974 Toyota incident as officers say he drove at controlled speeds before being released on recognizance.
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RFK
David
Woodstock
Waques
Shenandoah
Robert Kennedy
State LA
Hetteel
Kennedy
Sheriff to shred SLA trial files amid security concerns
Sacramento County Sheriff Duane Levee said more than 1,000 spectators attended the Symbionese Liberation Army murder trial of Russell Little and Joseph Remiro. He compared disposing of trial records to a paper shredder, citing the courthouse’s security as the primary reason and stating no further use for the information.
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Sacramento
UPI
Duane Levee
Liberation Army
Russell Little
Joseph Remiro
Lowe
One FBI most wanted surrenders on Honolulu island
In Honolulu an individual once listed among the FBI's ten most wanted surrendered to local police after stating he grew tired of running. Charles J. Devine, head of the FBI's Honolulu office, confirmed the surrender and announced the subject's removal from the wanted list.
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FBI
Honolulu
UPL
Fear
Ted Apt
Charles J. Devie
Honohdu
Gas prices surge as weekend forecasts hint at dollar-a-gallon era
A nationwide UP I survey foresees regular gasoline around 60 to 85 cents this weekend with pumps already near a dollar in some areas. Industry voices warn against price spikes while Americans cancel vacations and blame oil companies for rising costs. Local retailers in Dallas and Nashville predict further increases into next summer amid supply concerns.
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Forrett Orr
Vermont Energy Somme
Aid Metoriss Wen
Organization of Petrolean Excetera
Philips
Texas
Joe Zytka Jr
Dallas
UPI
Ballene
W. Bancroft Timmons
Alabama
Sai Ae Adele
Dianet
Nashville
Tenn
Countdown continues as space pilots prep dual launches
UPI reports pending Tuesday dual launches from Cape Canaveral and Baikonur with Apollo commander Thomas P. Stafford and Soviet cosmonauts Leonev and Kutasov receiving encouragement from their colleagues. Weather eyes possible thundershowers and high winds but mission optimism remains high as both sides pursue a joint scientific objective.
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Fla
UPI
Apollo
Thomas P. Stalfont
Cosmomauts
Alexeii A. Leonev
Valeri N. Kutasov
Baikonor
Halford
Lemov
Salford
Monauts
Tal Reing
Moscow
Donald Si
Jerape
American hostage Morgan freed by guerrillas in Beirut
United States Army Colonel Morgan thanked the world from Ankara after being freed by Palestinian guerrillas near Beirut. He credited his release to a ransom payment and said he will rejoin his family and return to normal life while expressing gratitude to all.
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UPI
Prietan
Tet ' Ie
Ankara
Turkey
Morgan
American University of Bein Hospital
Shore
Ely
Guerrllas
Guerrilas
Spf
United States
Toad
Butterfield denies CIA link in Watergate inquiry
Butterfield, in remarks from the White House era, denies ties to the CIA and says he was fired by President Ford due to a taping system disclosure. He asserts Nixon may have known of the Watergate break‑in, but cautions the truth remains speculative and emphasizes Nixon’s historical greatness tempered by his flaws.
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White House
Hatterfield
Butterfield
Federal Aviation
Ford
San Clemente
Nizon
Mapa
Nixon
Patty Hearst scandal grips Los Angeles readers
Patchy transcript fragments describe a sought resignation, a San Francisco apartment dinner, and FBI involvement tied to Patty Hearst. The Sun quotes Mr Tears claiming devotion and shows authorities pursuing details about Patty and her family amid a tumultuous summer inquiry.
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Patty
Mr. Tears
FBI
Wes Weedasa
Misa Hearst
Los Angeles Times
Hearst
Ford stumbles again on stairs at Kincheloe base
President Ford, arriving after a long day, lost his footing on the stairway to Air Force One at Kincheloe AFB in light rain, but regained his balance and waved to spectators. Earlier six weeks ago in Salzburg he also stumbled on stairs. The episode follows a day of hopeful appearances and scattered activity at Mackinac Island.
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Kincheloe Air Force Base
Mich
UPI
Ford
Salzburg
Austria
Kincheloe Afb
Workington
el Mackinac Island
Air Force One
Sin
Aga
Little trial promises surprises in North Carolina
The trial of Joan Little, a 21 year old from North Carolina, faces first degree murder charges after Beaufort County jailer Clarence Alligood was killed in her cell. The defense says he attacked her sexually, prompting the fatal act. The high profile case draws reporters, activists, and a wide public following, with substantial fundraising and civil rights suits accompanying the legal fight.
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UPI
Ik Os
Joan Little
Beaufort County
Clarence
Dian Ca
Pinte
Carlos Murray
Hiss
Durham
N.C
Jolut Wilkinson
Miss Little
Supmere
Joan Little Disease Fund Inc
Theataachors
Leon White
North Carolina Commission For Fiscial Justice
Varunee Lgues
Lee Turned to Fighting as Life, Teaching Self-Defense
Lee, a successful businessman, has dedicated his life to martial arts and self defense. His training spans China, Korea, Spain, and France, with study of knife fighting and spear techniques to master the gentler, non maiming strikes. He believes study builds confidence and self control.
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Lee
China
J. Korea
Setae
France
Savete
Spain
Berg Hari
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