Ex-convict loses divorce bid over adultery claim
The ex convict Theodore Walker of Bay Shore New York failed to win a divorce on adultery grounds from his wife Margaret. The judge ruled access to the prison possible and noted no proof of pregnancy for the youngest child born in 1971. Walker contends he may appeal with witnesses to last pregnancy time.
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Hauppauge
N.Y
UPI
Ahe
Theodore Walker
Bay Shore
Walther
New York State Supreme Court
Victor Orgera
Walker
Margaret
Weller
Thomasville
W.C
Orgers
New York State
PG&E Reports Higher Earnings for Quarter 1875
Pacific Gas and Electric Co says second quarter earnings rose from last year though full-year earnings available for common shares fell to 210,290,000 dollars for the year ending June 30, with 81,232,000 dollars or 3.40 dollars per share. For the second quarter this year 71,990,000 dollars or 0.97 dollars per share were available, up from 53,629,000 dollars or 0.11 dollars per share in 1974.
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San Francisco
UPI
Pacific Gas & Electric Co
Alameda County directors weigh easement study by Fremont Engineers
At tonight’s meeting ACWD directors consider hiring Fremont Engineers Inc to survey and define property along O Connell Lane to access the 750000 gallon Appian Way Reservoir. Two cost options exist 2700 if fully contracted or 600 for initial surveying.
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Fremont
Alameda County
ACWD
O'Connell
Appian Way
Seven Hills
Fremont Engineers, Inc
Southern Pacific Industrial Development Co
Union City
7Th Street
Fremont Blvd
UFW organizers arrested during West Texas melon picketing
Reeves County sheriff's deputies arrested a group of United Farm Workers organizers on the first day of picketing at a West Texas melon farm. Lupe Casares said about 15 men and 10 women and children were taken to Reeves County Jail, with seven children later released after intervention by Antonio Orendain and Roman Catholic priests. officers kept details on bonds and numbers unclear.
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Pecos
Tex
UPL
Reeves County Sheriff's Deputies
United Farm Workers
Redstoiey
West Texas
Melon Arms
Lupe Casares
UFW
Reeves County
Antonio Orendain
Texas
Casares
Firefighters Crush Brush Fire Southwest of Mission Peak
A early morning brush fire in the hills southwest of Mission Peak burned about 80 acres before Fremont and Forestry Service crews contained it. Firefighters used bulldozers helicopters and observation planes with 18 off duty responders watching city areas. No injuries were reported.
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Fremont
Mission Peak
Forestry Service
Cartral
Refugees qualify for welfare in Los Angeles County
Nearly 1 203 South Vietnamese refugees qualify for welfare in Los Angeles County under the federal funded program. Dept of Public Social Services reports 407 cases involving 1.18 refugees processed with more pending. A spokesman says no refugee was refused aid. Benefits include 311 dollars monthly for four person families and 44 dollars for individuals.
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Los Angeles
UPI
South Vietnam
Los Angeles County
Public Social Services
Fremont Council Allows Lie Detector Tests for Police
On a 3-2 vote, Fremont city council approves continuing lie detector tests for officers applying to the force and in disputes with citizens. Police association questions thoroughness and vows to bring the issue back.
Polygraph Debate in City Council Over Police Tests
Ted Eggerling of the civil service commission accused councilmen of deception while discussing lie detector tests in police disputes. Mayor Rhodes noted radio listeners may have turned off, as officials argued about accuracy, admissibility, and the ethics of mandatory testing for officers. Councilmen Steel and Dillon voted to continue the policy.
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Ted Eggerling
Civil Service Commission
Gene Rhodes
Bill Martinez
Pesaran
Martinez
Neuman
Rit Zuniga
Police Association
Zuniga
Police Chiefs
Eggerling
Rhodes
Leon Meretti
Don Driggs
Mozzetti
Driggs
John Fabbri
Geoffrey Steel Act
Don Dillon
Ford May Propose Oil Price Decontrol Compromise
The White House indicated President Ford may present a new oil decontrol plan and Senate leader Mansfield hinted Congress could accept it. A brief extension of current controls was floated to speed action as Aug 31 looms and Congress takes a month-long recess.
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Washington
UPI
White House
Ford
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Congress
Capitol Hill
Willian Greener
Greener
House Rules Committee
Carl Albert
Jess
Community events calendar for Fremont area
Washington Township Junior Women's Club presents a Thursday and Friday lineup in Fremont including Daybreak Drop-In Center sessions at Walnut Ave, campus reports on KHOL 89.4 FM, Ohlone Nadia Station, and library programs for children. Garden clubs meet at State Savings and Loan corner, while square dance groups hold lessons and dances at Maloney, Glenmoor, and nearby venues.
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Walnut Ave
Fremont
KHOL
Ohlone College
Nadia
Paseo Padre Parkway
State Savings and Loan
Cornus
Thornton Avenue
Newark Boulevard
Newark
Township
Freemont
Call
Kenway
Glenmoor
Mattos Drive
L. Buckingham
JFK plot reaction tied to CIA funds and Kennedy chatter
Continued from Page 1, Vizzard alleges CIA links and church group funding to Latin American land reform congresses. He cites Matthew Kelly as gateway for 25,000 dollars via CTA to aid sponsoring events. Smathers recounts Kennedy talks about a possible Castro assassination in a 1964 Oral History tape.
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Evert
CIA
Vizzard
Yukemanus
Philadelphia
Matthew Kelly
Grace Kelly
CTA
National Catholic Rural Life Conference
Wizzard
John Marks
Foreign Service
Vizard
United Farm Workers Union
Marks
Vekemans
Smathers
Senate
Kennedy
Refugee Gold Boom At Camps Sparks International Deals
Firms U.S. Silver Corp and Deak Perera International have bought tens of millions in gold from Vietnamese refugee camps in California, Florida, Arkansas and Pennsylvania. Refuges sold wedding bands and jewelry as prices sparked a fierce market. Camp Pendleton and Ft. Chaffee saw heavy activity with price competition driving buy rates.
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California
Florida
Arkansas
Pennsylvania
Southeast Asia
U.S. Silver Corp
van Nuys
Calif
Richard Thies
U.S. Silver
South Vietnam
United States
Ae Silver Corp
Robert Rosebrook
Camp Pendleton
Ft. Chaffee, Ark
Sang Luis Vigdor
Mantra, Tordella and Brooks
New York
Second trial finds man guilty of murder
Douglas L. Austin, 31, of Jacksonville, was found guilty of murder in Medford in the shooting of Janet Schiekelman, 25, of Marysville, Calif. He received life imprisonment after requesting immediate sentencing. The case marked his second trial following a hung jury in May.
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Medford
Ore
Douglas L. Austin
Jacksonville
Janet Schiekelman
Marysville
Calif
Austin
Jackson County
James M. Main
Thomas E. Perry
Asher
Okla
Police exonerated in Las Vegas shooting inquest
A coroner's jury in Las Vegas ruled the fatal shooting of 28 year old Joel Balsam justifiable homicide after a narcotics raid. Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Detective Craig Lovato said Balsam jumped behind a couch and threatened officers with a shotgun. He fired two shots after commands to drop the weapon were not obeyed.
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Las Vegas
Nev
UPI
Joel Francis Balsam
Balsam
Las Vegas Metropolitan
Craig Lovato
Lovato
Orate
PG&E to raise natural gas rates for consumers
Pacific Gas and Electric Co. will raise natural gas rates Saturday for an annual revenue increase of $2.37 million. The increase will raise the average monthly bill by about $15.17 for the typical consumer, affecting household gas charges and electricity costs.
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San Francisco
UPI
Pacific Gas. and Electric Co
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Anthony Castillo
Greg Espinoza
Espinoza
Crestwood St
Washington Township
Junior Women's Club
Sherry Wolfe
P.O. Box
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City Ecology Center
Hee-Haw Singhs Square
Grimmer School
Newport Drive
Frenont
JFK
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