Picket Sign Theft Leads to Arrest at Massage Parlor
A 21 year old Fremont man was arrested Friday night after taking a picket sign from a protester outside a massage parlor. He fled in a VW with lights off, ran a red light, and reached high speeds before bail set at 375 dollars. The incident occurred as about 50 pickets faced harassment from parlor operators, who argued pickets were too old to work there.
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Woman Arrestee Hurls Tableware in Fremont Diner Incident
Newark woman Carol Lucille Ayala, 211 Geranium Street, is jailed for assault with a deadly weapon after she hurls heavy plates a cade dish a vase and a cheese dispenser at a waitress in Sella D Om Remaurart, center square. Witness says party was loud profane and the victim required 15 stitches. Occurred about 11 15 p m. Local police also report a Newark bank night deposit robbery and Fremont homicide notes follow in the regional police blotter.
Hearst case moves toward plea as sheriff faces critique
Patricia Hearst's attorney argues Sheriff McDonald jeopardized her right to a fair trial by calling her a cool customer after a court ruled she is mentally fit to stand trial. Hearst plans to plead innocent to bank robbery charges in federal court, with a new trial date aimed for next spring.
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Reagan says Ford dismissing Schlesinger disturbs him
Former California governor Ronald Reagan tells Time he is disturbed by President Ford’s firing of Defense Secretary James Schlesinger. He questions Ford’s leadership and notes Kissinger’s authority while wary of Nixon’s absence affecting policy. Reagan hints at running for president.
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Newark Schools Join City Recreation Pilot Program
Newark and city schools implement a pilot after school program expanding activities beyond traditional curriculum. Teachers volunteer to lead sessions while students choose hobbies, aiming to broaden leisure opportunities and foster community school values. Cost shared by city and school district. evaluation will determine continuation.
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Businessman urges less federal regulation
Akron Ohio based Goodyear executive Charles Pilliod Jr. urges Congress to curb federal rules. He says regulatory costs exceed 90 rail cars and enough to pay 3,400 workers a year, hindering production and inflating consumer prices. Pilliod cites costly inspections and a two year Interior Department review with a 24 page data questionnaire costing 62,000 dollars.
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Ford defends presidency amid Watergate tensions and new appointments
In a wide interview Ford cites the public's demand for honesty, notes recovery from Watergate and Vietnam, and praises new appointees Donald Rumfeld and George Bush. He discusses defense budget veto doubts, defense team tensions, and aims for a better working atmosphere with Kissinger and Rumsfeld.
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Train Derailment Triggers Propane Blaze and Explosions
A Boston and Maine train derailed near the village center along the Connect icut River by Interstate 91. Fire crews from New Hampshire and Vermont fought the blaze as 3 to 4 propane explosions lit the sky, with observers describing mushroom clouds and daylight-like brightness for miles.
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