Bailey rips Fort at Hearst trial
In San Francisco UPI reports defense attorney F Lee Bailey hammered government psychiatric witness Dr Joel Fort during the Patricia Hearst trial cross examination. Bailey questioned Forts impartiality and noted his prior collaboration with prosecutors while Fort defended his credentials and role. Fort cited 74 books read and acknowledged reading Alice In Wonderland and The Trial to understand the case. Hearst indicated she may still testify and called remarks about her to the press out of line. Separately New Haven School District Superintendent Thomas Hedden resigned effective June 3 after four years with the district.
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Ford and Carter win Florida primary in trio race
Ford tops GOP in Florida as Reagan seconds and Wallace and Jackson trail. Carter wins Democratic contest with Wallace in second, Jackson third. Carter claims frontrunner status while Wallace vows no third party bid. Delegates tight with Ford leading Reagan, Carter ahead overall.
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Alameda tapped petty cash in school district purchases
Alameda faces grand theft charges as witnesses in the trial recount petty cash withdrawals of 100 to 200 dollars, totaling about 830 dollars from January to June 1973. Dianna Berens says funds were taken to shield against accusations and to identify them later. Prosecutors also allege Alameda arranged district purchases through Divesco Roofing, with Harry Griesemer testifying about a school district discount on an electronic calculator.
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Rhodes is Fremont's mayor again
Fremont voters reinstalled Gene Rhodes as mayor for a second year by unanimous council vote after he led a 13-candidate field with no debate. Mezzetti named vice mayor amid a tight agenda as the council planned modest improvements and farewells, while new members prepared to face city issues.
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Harmful links to health risks cited in Bay Area study
A U S Army spraying project from 25 years ago on San Francisco Bay is cited as a possible cause for a spike in a rare fatal heart infection detected in the region in recent years. The report notes elevated concerns and ongoing investigations.
Cable car plunge shocks Italian Alps ski resort
A packed cable car at a popular Italian ski resort plunged into a ravine in the Alps, experts say. Police report indicate the car dropped more than 600 feet after the cable failed on the voyage to the summit.
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