Film theft ends campus fundraiser at Colorado law school
Tom Spits, president of Colorado Law's third year, reports an X rated film titled Fantases stolen from the projection room during a fundraiser. He says more than 11,000 in profits may be refunded after the incident. A woman entered, seized the reel, escaped through a five escape door, and vanished. A caller later said the reel was returned to the distributor.
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Youth Freed in Fremont Stabbing Self Defense Ruling
In Fremont, a 17-year-old youth who stabbed Brian A. Maller, 21, with a butcher knife at a party on Oct. 25 was ruled to have acted in self defense by Judge John J. Purchio and was freed of charges. Maller, stabbed in the stomach, spent three weeks in hospital. earlier a referee had moved the case toward adult municipal court. Evidence at the Nov. 12 appeal hearing introduced new witnesses supporting self defense.
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Innocent Plea in Fremont Slaying Set for December
Dale Lee Clark, 27, pleaded innocent to murder in the July shooting of John Kenneth Basseri, 27, whose body was found buried near a reservoir in San Jose. A preliminary hearing was scheduled for December 8 in municipal court before Judge Ray G. Pucci, with Clark held on $100,000 bail.
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Fremont council delays six month review of illegal additions
Fremont city council last night postponed a six month review of illegal building additions including a carport at the home of Alameda County Water District General Manager Matt Whitfield. City staff study on zoning enforcement in residential areas will inform the future decision on Whitfield's zoning variance or required teardown. Vice Mayor Leon Mezzetti urged case by case rulings, noting hundreds of similar structures may exist.
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Don Driggs
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Motorcycle Mishap Claims 11 Year Old Victim
An 11 year old Newark resident dies from injuries after a Friday motorcycle crash in San Lorenzo. Jeffrey A. Schneider, 97176 St. Christopher St, died Monday at Kaiser Hospital Redwood City. He was southbound on Hesperian Boulevard near Lewelling Boulevard when his bike hit a divider island. He was thrown, landed on the bike, and was transported to Fairmont in San Leandro before transfer to Kaiser. Coroner confirms injuries led to death.
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Jerry Lee Lewis Disturbance at Graceland Police Say
Elvis Presley security reports Jerry Lee Lewis came to Graceland twice in one night armed with a loaded pistol demanding to see Presley. Presley woke, refused to meet him, and Lewis, already twice arrested, was found in his car with a 33 caliber derringer as officers arrived.
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Slasher suspect fingered in Hollywood Hills attack case
Vaughn Orrin Greenwood, 33, identified as the hatchet-wielding intruder in a 21 month old Hollywood Hills home assault. He faces trial for killing 11 men in downtown Angeles and Wollywood, with prior convictions for hatchet and knife attacks on William Graham Jr. and Kenneth Ricker. Graham testified, describing being struck with a hatchet and stabbed six times, linking the crimes to the skid row murders in a prosecution bid to show similarities.
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Betty Ford Cancels Breast Cancer Conference Visit
First Lady Betty Ford canceled her planned appearance at the closing session of a two day breast cancer conference in Washington due to a cold and slight fever. Ford underwent breast cancer surgery soon after her husband became president two years ago. the event was sponsored by the White House National Cancer Institute and the American Cancer Society.
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Hidden Hoover Files Spark FOIA Release
Washington Civil Liberties and FBI summaries reveal censored dossiers on J Edgar Hoover. Many accusations target diplomats and prominent figures with almost all names redacted, leaving broad implications on race, sexuality, and politics.
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Filthy Fan Filters Faulted at Ohlone College
Frank Willerscheidt, the college boiler expert, says the filters were changed by Phil Galvan of the maintenance staff in June and July. An area HVAC expert urges quarterly changes. Feldman notes initial logs were scant, but since four new staff joined last spring, maintenance records are being kept.
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Carter stresses uncertain tax relief and Congress talks
Carter says tax relief decisions are not yet certain and plans to seek early congressional input on major legislation. He met with congressional leaders and Republican figures to discuss cooperation and foreign policy issues, signaling a pragmatic approach to governance and cabinet appointments.
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Greece plane crash kills 50 at Kokani Kozani origin
An Olympic Airways Nihon twin turboprop crashed near Kozani Greece killing 50 aboard including six foreigners. The victims included two recognizable Campbells from Del Monte Larissa. Pilot last reported poor visibility and inability to land. Government orders full investigation.
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Marijuana use rises among high school seniors
Washington reports that while overall youth drug use stabilizes, heavy marijuana smoking increases. 8.1 percent of high school seniors report virtually daily cannabis use, exceeding the 5.9 percent who used alcohol 20+ times in the prior 30 days. 17,000 seniors across 127 high schools show marijuana gains and stable drinking trends, with continued concerns over perceived risks and social costs from drug abuse.
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Robert DuPont
America
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First confirmed swine flu case reported in Missouri
Concordia man’s illness appears partially confirmed as the nation’s first swine flu case since February. CDC officials caution that blood tests show exposure but virus isolation is lacking. Federal orders trigger 1.2 million vaccine doses amid rising inoculation interest nationwide.
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Betty Hooper
Fines urged for hiring of illegal aliens in U S
INS chief Leonard Chapman urged Congress to pass measures that could fine employers up to 9000 for knowingly hiring illegal aliens. He cited 6 to 8 million illegal residents, with about a million in jobs paying up to 20 dollars per hour, and backed bills proposing penalties up to 5000 dollars for employers.
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