Brakes on Hearst's car tampered with find
Hearst family lawyer reports brake line severed on Randolph Hearst car found in a garage near his home. Police say the brake system was damaged and under investigation after the vehicle was left there Monday night by Randolph Hearst and his wife Catherine.
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Lesser charge in death case
Fremont five suspect in the 1974 beating and Hayward San Mateo Bridge death case saw William Tufts arraigned on a reduced charge. Tufts testified against co defendants while remaining charged with murder and assault with intent to do great bodily harm, and he was bound over to superior court for trial.
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PGandE seeks emergency rate hike to stabilize finances
Pacific Gas and Electric Co. asked the California Public Utilities Commission for a 108.2 million annual emergency rate increase to bridge until its 45.8 million annual general rate request is decided. The motion cites erosion of earnings, capital needs, and service reliability while noting the rise would affect residential customers with low gas and electricity usage.
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Tremors in Guatemala City Begin With Strong 3.8 Quake
Guatemalan seismic stations report a series of tremors starting at about 1 am with the first quake measuring 3.8 on the Mercalli scale and lasting 18 seconds. A second quake at 2:46 am measured 1.8 degrees and lasted seven seconds. A third quake near 7 am lasted 10 seconds at one degree. No deaths or injuries were reported. last month a major quake and aftershocks killed at least 23,000.
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Ford pledges U S support for Israel amid Egypt arms sell wariness
President Ford said the United States will insure the security and survival of Israel amid criticism over selling military equipment to Egypt. He framed U S backing as nonpartisan, noting Israel’s democracy in a volatile region and recalling Democratic administrations’ support.
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US Ambassador Anne Armatrong to Preset Heeres
UPI reports US Ambassador Anne Armatrong will preside at a ceremony in London per the Office said yesterday amid confusion from garbled transcription. The piece mentions a Texas rancher and Tito in a fragmented context with names and dates unreadable.
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Fire at Fremont Washington High School Causes 13000 Damage
A two alarm blaze at Washington High School in Fremont caused about 13000 dollars in damage to a corner classroom and a teacher’s office after an open window and possible electrical outlet sparked the fire at 459 a.m. No injuries were reported. A passerby alerted the six block distant fire station after seeing the flames. Fire officials noted smoke detectors might have reduced damage and time to respond.
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Alameda petty cash tale links sellers and Divesco deal
The Alameda trial recounts a sale of a calculator to Divesco with claims of prior attempts to implicate Manuel Medina. Griesemer testifies he arranged and delivered the office machine to Divesco while Pesky Pretzer seeks to cast doubt. Virginia Gorsid struggled with questions about a covert petty cash system and missing receipts. Prosecution nears closing as three witnesses remain. defense could begin soon.
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Official warns initiative would devastate California economy
San Diego Gas and Electric President Robert F Morris says Prop 18 would trigger a disastrous impact on the state's economy by shutting nuclear plants and raising rates. He argues evidence shows nuclear power remains the cleanest safest energy, and wind power cannot fill the gap for 15 to 20 years.
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Student teacher enters Utah Assembly race in Fremont district
Cynthia Moret, 21, a student teacher and longtime Republican worker, roves the 2nd Assembly District spanning Newark Fremont Milpitas and part of East San Jose to offer voters a choice She trails in registration 32 to per cent and faces incumbent Artes McAlister D San Jose As Moretti catalogs a long political career from Reagan campaigns to Fremont Republican Assembly posts and YAF leadership indicating a learning experience in a district created by recent redistricting
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Senate debates limits on expert medical witnesses in malpractice cases
A Sacramento report says Senate Bill 1777 would require doctors to have seven years of local practice before testifying in malpractice cases. The measure, sponsored by Sen. Bill Greene, aims to limit expert testimony to those familiar with the local standard of care to curb insurers’ influence.
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