Post-Yule date picked for mail rate hikes
Postmaster reports forthcoming increases in mail rates set to take effect after December 38. First class letters rise from 6 to 7 cents, post cards from 7 to 9 cents, parcel post up about 19 percent, and air mail from 13 to 17 cents. International rates also adjust with Canada and Mexico changes.
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Teen dies in pursuit crash near Enterprise Drive
Police say a 16 year old driver pursued another vehicle at speeds between 69 and 100 mph when he lost control. A 16 year old passenger, Joseph Torre of San Leandro, was killed after being thrown through the windshield. A 17 year old, Rick Arsianian, escaped injuries. Witnesses report a wheel dislodge caused a rock to strike the windshield. The crash occurred on Grimmer Boulevard south of Enterprise Drive.
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Norwalk rape slay suspect cleared by jury in second trial
Deborah Kantzeng, 19, was found innocent of the 18 month old murder charge after a mistrial earlier when the defendant's father was found dead. Defense argued Kantzeng acted under stress amid threats and the shooting details remained vague. The case centered on a call to a Long Beach number and subsequent murder allegations.
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Fromme seeks Supreme Court bail reduction in Ford attack case
Federal Defender B Richard Walker said he will ask the Supreme Court to order reduced bail for Lynette Fromme the Manson follower accused of attempting to murder President Ford The 9th Circuit turned down Walker's appeal and a further bail cut was denied By Friday Walker expected rapid action and said the court would hear the case expeditiously Fromme remains jailed in Sacramento pending a November 4 trial in Sacramento County Court
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Fremont school districts plans for new buying system
Fremont officials discussed a proposed centralized purchasing and contracting scheme to ensure warranted buys, warehousing, and cost tracking. Wagner warned implementation may reveal problems and savings require time, noting the district is a third into the 1975 78 fiscal year and emphasizing gradual financial improvement.
Fremont Board Seeks Action on School Finance Crisis
Fremont Board of Education grapples with state funding woes and Serrano Priest ruling impact. Trustees debate adopting a stronger joint resolution with employees to pressure lawmakers, aiming to redirect funds to poorer districts and spur immediate state action.
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Tape devices not used at Santa Rita
Pleasanton reports show confusion over whether tape devices were used at Santa Rita jail in San Mateo to record Patricia Hearst conversations. Sheriff Corrigan says jail officers have no tape facilities and questions about securing such recordings are unresolved amid conflicting statements and broader legal rights concerns.
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Selective IRS abuses charged in secret committee row
The public committee publicized discussions on revenue collection and NSA oversight. The article notes friction between Senate leadership and officials including Lew Director of the NSA and General Lew Allen amid debates on defining topics and broader agency powers.
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Indictments Flow Against Harrises and Patty Hearst
A Los Angeles grand jury charged Patricia Hearst and the Harrises with 11 counts arising from a 1974 store incident. They face kidnapping, robbery, and weapons charges linked to a May 1974 shoplifting at a sporting goods store. The three former members of the Symbionese Liberation Army were ordered to appear for arraignment.Bond set at 990,000 for all three.
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Senate vote thumbs gradual removal of natural gas price controls
The Senate tentatively backed a slow decontrol of natural gas price limits to boost scarce supplies. Supporters warn permanent decontrol could raise consumer prices and hinder an economic recovery, while opponents argue it would worsen shortages and threaten emergency measures.
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State immunity for Patty Hearst report confusion
A garbled US wire story from THE NEW YORK mentions Patty Hearst and immunity issues, with unclear quotes and fragmented names. The piece references an offer and a potential political angle but lacks coherent detail or confirmed facts.
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