Patty Hearst Flees Bomb Threat at Top of the Mark
Police disclosed that Patty Hearst fled the Top of the Mark lounge after a bomb threat from a man claiming SLA ties. The caller threatened the Hearst family and demanded Hearst be removed. hotel staff and police searched the venue but found no device.
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Patty Hearst
Sear Fos Pac Te Ts Hee
Mark Cocikiall
Symbiopes
Liberation Army
Iss Hearst
Hearst
Miss Hearst
Union City to host free Thanksgiving dinner for the needy
Union City plans a free Thanksgiving meal from 5 to 7:30 PM at two sites 4444 Castile Court and 22301 Railroad Ave. Headed by Don Hroch and city staff, 14 turkeys 40 pounds mashed potatoes and 91 pounds vegetables will be served with coffee or soft drinks. Volunteers and local businesses contributed, aiming to aid less fortunate residents who would otherwise go without.
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Union City
Jake
Agid Don Hroch
Castile Court
Railroad Ave
Hroch
Sofficone
Hoch
Iment
Union Station
Bro Birds
Aroch
Carter avoids pledging tax relief after election
President-elect Jimmy Carter says a tax cut is not decided and may depend on economic indicators when he takes office. He outlines early goals as reducing unemployment and reorganizing the government, with Ways and Means Chairman Al Ullman noting other options may be more effective.
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Washington
UPL
Congress
Jimmy Carter
Carter
al Ullman
House
Ways and Means Committee
Filthy fan filters faulted at Ohlone
At Ohlone College in Fremont maintenance crews struggle with clogged filters on large cen trifugal fans that circulate air through shafts and tunnels. An area expert recommends quarterly changes, yet many filters have not been replaced since late 1975 or early 1976, triggering bearing and belt concerns in Buildings five and nine.
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Epler Gymnasium
Rudy Jimenez
Jimenez
Marshall Feldman
Super Interdent
District talks stall as negotiators halt proceedings
District negotiators halt talks amid stalled progress with efforts to reach a settlement. A mass meeting for the BS nan teaching employer is set for 7 38 pm on December 1 at Irvington High School to decide on further action. An employee association spokesman said major action would come if no progress is made.
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Ammkeuman
BS Nan
Irvington High School
Return to basics eyed for schools
Newark school district considers major changes as the board forms a boundary study committee. The plan includes open enrollment, various alternative schools, and a possible back-to-basics option inspired by Pasadena. Further meetings will weigh attendance impact and other education concepts.
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Newark
Board of Education
Ed Johnson
Pasadena
Johnson
Teystee al Berkowitz
Pn Oouesge
David Vickers
Boundary Committee
Thanksgiving proclamation by President Ford urged national gratitude
Washington United Press International reports President Ford issued a Thanksgiving proclamation citing reliance on God and personal freedom. He declared Now as Thanksgiving a national holiday and praised settlers Spirit and Divine Providence guiding America through two centuries of progress and strength.
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Washington
UPI
Ford
Thanksgiving Closures Across Fremont Area
Fremont Banks will be open Friday while schools colleges and government offices close for extended Thanksgiving holidays. Ohlone College and city offices in Fremont and Newark shut down though utilities stations stay open to collect EI payments. Most county offices close but post offices remain open.
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Fremont
Newark
Ohlone College
Unclear Historic Note Sparks Speculation
Fragmentary OCR suggests a dated reference to Fremont with numeric values 7H and a tow of 9, mentioning a holiday sun and morning/night themes. Details are incomplete, making exact event, date, or location uncertain.
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Berkeley
T Hearst
Hears
Ante More
Patty Hearns
Ohlone
Negetisiors
Bill Hahir
Sheyeee Aee
Argus Tapes
Mavie Gide
Ray Orrock
Anly
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