Fugitives Nab Hearst As FBI Storms San Francisco Home
Patricia Hearst and Wendy Yoshimura were arrested with William Harris after a lengthy manhunt. FBI agents shouted for silence as Hearst urged compliance, while a harboring fugitive charge was added for Stephen Soliah. The trio were jailed in Redwood City after arraignment, ending 19 months of high profile legal drama.
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The double life of Patty Hearst documented
A lengthy account of Patricia Hearst’s kidnapping and transformation into Tania by the Symbionese Liberation Army in 1974. It traces her abduction in Berkeley, the SLA demands for food aid, Hearst’s family reactions, public chaos, and the eventual $2 million food distribution program funded by Hearst.
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Patty Hearst Case Involves Fremont Food Drive Local Tensions
Local coverage traces Patty Hearst related events in Fremont and Union City. The People in Need food giveaway, tied to Hearst’s abduction, drew about 180 people to Niles Congregational Church in Fremont on March 5 1974. Volunteers prepared the center overnight, but some food was lost after a truck error, with a driver ending up in San Jose before correction.
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Climax to drawn-out battle over Fremont courthouse site
South County Hall of Justice set for a Fremont 10 acre parcel at Walnut Avenue and Padre Parkway. County Supervisors Murphy Cooper Bart and Sargana favor Fremont location amid Newark opposition. Officials planned fee appraisals on Paseo Padre property and option purchase. Newark offered five acres of land but Fremont promised off site improvements.
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Loren Enoch
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