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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1975
Page
7
Marie Landes Charbey received a five year sentence for killing her lover Camille Bortun with a kitchen knife after he refused to divorce his wife. The case unfolded in Lyon France with Charbey age 72 and Bortun age 65.
Gregory Apodaca of Fremont and a group of bystanders chased a burglary suspect from his apartment to Brookvale Park and a shopping center. The suspect attacked Apodaca with a knife. he then fled into an apartment complex. Police later arrested John Dominguez Perez for assault with a deadly weapon and burglary. Apodaca was hospitalized after the slashing.
Fremont activists with Citizens Against Massage Parlors staged a third night of protests in Irvington Square, picketing two massage parlors and listing about 25 license plates of customers from the weekend. They complained of a speeding vehicle and a ferocious dog near Hay Street locations while continuing their posts.
Two men Hershey Entin of Beverly Hills and Eric Noone of Kaneohe Hawaii face trial after a preliminary hearing. A Santa Monica Superior Court arraignment is set for Nov 24. Each is held on $50 000 bond. The suspects allegedly kidnapped the wife of a local gas company executive at gunpoint in West Los Angeles in August and demanded $3000 ransom. The victim was found safe in the trunk of Entin's car after a chase and crash.
Cleveland reports two suburban officers shot dead in separate attacks. Bedford Heights Detective William Prochaska, 38, was killed during a Robbery at Blondes Wall Covering in Southgate Mall and three suspects were arrested hours later. Rocky River officer Mary Levitzow, 35, was found shot beside her car on East Shoreway near Rocky River, a weapon recovered after the incident.
A federal judge issued a bench warrant for David Allen after he failed to appear for arraignment on charges of attempting to extort 100000 from the Hoffa family. Prosecutors say he claimed to know Hoffa’s whereabouts and said Hoffa would be returned once payment was made. Allen allegedly claimed to have Hoffa’s location after contacting the family in August.
Through his attorney Beston Ga Nelson seeks rehire as assistant public works director after his October dismissal for alleged insubordination. The move follows talks of a civil engineer role and potential transfers, with hearings to determine propriety of the firing and possible reinstatement.
Patricia Hearst appeared in federal court as the court entered an innocent plea on bank robbery charges. A second count for using a firearm was also pleaded innocent. Trial was set for December 15 with pretrial motions hearing on November 20. Hearst wore a brown suit and listened to her attorneys without speaking.
Union Sanitary District directors debated a bond issue to fund a multi million dollar sewer project in Southern Alameda County. Civic critic Al Redd predicts voters will reject the bond next June, calling the super sewer a temporary solution. Directors defend the plan, citing past defeats that later passed and urging voters to consider full facts.
Patricia Hearst attended a 43 minute court hearing on fugitive bank robbery charges with muted emotion. She sat between defense attorneys Jobson and Kraitoon as Judge Oliver Carter set December 15 for the trial. The Hearst family watched from a bench as Hearst spoke briefly with her lawyer and was escorted out by a court matron.
The judge in Morris County New Jersey ruled Karen Quinlan is in a vegetative state but refused to declare death. The Quinlans may appeal. attorneys debate brain death criteria and humanitarian motives in a case that keeps lingering over the patient’s life.
The General Assembly discusses a 1973 program on racism, approving a world conference in Ghana next year. United States diplomats reject the anti Zionism measure as “obscene,” stressing steadfast opposition to the resolution. Moynihan warns of critical UN moments and urges unity to confront Middle East issues.
A San Francisco Superior Court jury awarded Don Widener 7.758 million in damages in a libel suit against Pacific Gas and Electric Co. The verdict, the largest libel award to an individual in U.S. history, included 750000 general damages and 7 million punitive damages.
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