Hearst and SLA suspects arraigned in California case
Patty Hearst and several SLA supporters face multiple charges after federal prosecutors announced arrests tied to earlier abductions and shootings. Bail was set at 500000 for Hearst, Harris, and others. Defense notes stress right to fair trial as investigations tie to Berkeley and Lynwood incidents.
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Charles Bates
FBI
San Francisco
California
Los Angeles
Oakland
Bates
Susans Omerica
Ape
U.S
Gwen. Wood
Woodruff
Miss Hearst
Miss Yoshimura
University of California In Berkeley
Hearst
Catherine
Patty
Terence Hallinan
Wmmy
Mes Beart
Inglewood
Harris
Gerk
Lynwood
Calif
Sad Macs Hearst
Harrises Tokim
Browning
Ea le Tat Liga Hepat Ou
Ail
Hallinan
Mission District
Harrises
Friday Frolics Opens Newark Days With Nighttime Festivities
Newark kicks off Newark Days with Friday Frolics at 7:39 featuring youth groups, live music, crafts, and a carnival at MacGregor School Grounds and Community Center. Local events include Senior Citizens Bingo, Craft Fair, Art Show, and multiple performances and displays through the evening and into Saturday.
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Newark
Dave Tol
MacGregor
Bare Fox
Cedar
Community Centar
Arrow of Light
Boy Scouts
Lake Island
Bly’s
Nairobi
Hearst says he loves daughter Patty after fugitive capture
Randolph Hearst spoke in New York after learning Patty Hearst was captured alive in San Francisco. He described relief and said she was well and not seriously hurt, while noting she faces possible unpleasant consequences but hopes for reconciliation with his wife and himself.
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New York
UPI
Randolph A. Hearst
Patty
Hearst
San Francs
San Francisco Examiner
FBI
John ¥. Kennedy Airport
San Francisco
Trio held after attack on three other youths
In Fremont, Luis C. Cristobal 20 Cleto A. Fontanilla 18 and Cristobal's 15 year old brother were jailed after an attack on three youths outside the Cristobal residence at 36646 Limeta Terrace. Victims aged 8 17 and 18 suffered cuts bruises and scalp injuries. The suspects said they reacted to racial slurs.
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Fremont
Luis C. Cristobal
Cleto A. Fontanilla
Cristobal
Limeta Terrace
Financier Titus faces cross examination in tax evasion trial
In federal court, DeWayne F Titus the Fremont financier known for modular construction companies and board roles faces cross examination by the government as his tax evasion trial enters its fourth day. Witness Robert Greer testified Titus prepared returns without receipts and admitted stock movements altered tax figures. The trial heard details of a 1968 return showing no dividends and a $1.25 million building sale to a shell firm, with Titus asserting memory loss while denying the charges.
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DeWayne F. Titus
Titus
New Titus
Corperatons Loos
Fens
Avold al
Fremont Schools
Grand Jury
Luanne Schley
Dytir Industries, Inc
Modolux
Newark
Soi
Greer
Bu 1
Central Valley National Bank
U.S. Atty
John Youngeudst Algo
Webster St
Alameda
Barbary Coast
Shell Corporation
Renfrew
Lucky strikers vote on pact at Lucky Stores strike
Teamsters striking Lucky Stores were to vote last night on a tentative contract after all night talks. Locals 78 and 853 would decide whether drivers and warehouse workers return to work today. The 22 day strike began over wages and benefits, affecting about 0 workers and 120 Northern California stores.
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San Leandro
Lucky
Ater
Califtgnia
Scotts: Disruption of lives worth it
Jack and Micki Scott, suspected by the FBI of harboring members of the Weather Underground, say the disruption of West Coast lives was worth it if it spurred FBI restraint during Hearst arrest. They issued a joint statement in Harrisburg, noting investigations by a grand jury.
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Scotts
San Francisco
UPI
Jack
Micki Scott
FBI
Miss Hearst
Los Angeles
Il Scotts
Harrisburg
Bay Area
Fremont Courthouse Debate Focuses on Appraisal and Eminent Domain
Fremont officials spar over a proposed county courthouse site with Murphy noting the city holds the property and Williams urging readiness for eminent domain if needed. An $9.6 million project aims for a fall completion, pending appraisal and potential waiver of street-rights requirements.
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Aspen
Williams
Enoch
Fremont
Ivaldi
Crisis on insurance averted at Fre ment school district
A threatened insurance crisis for Fremont-A district was averted after guard postings and storm-system discussions satisfied the Insurance Company of North America. Business Manager Phillip Wagner said a past June 25 contract covered burglary and fire alarm work, with guards posted 18 days to reduce vandalism. Insurance officials will specify alarm system requirements in 30 to 60 days, while the district studies compatible systems and financing. Wagner will present a board report next Wednesday. The insurer had pressed for 49 days of alarms by July 9, but six months of install time remained feasible with board approval. Potential costs were discussed, with a ballpark of about 250000 spread over years. The resolved crisis accompanies new district leadership under Supt Wayne Ferguson and Wagner this summer.
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Fremcont
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Fest Jihe
Stallaton
Phillip Wagner
Lindiegere Et Aees
Wagner
Board of Education
Thes
Getrich
Supt
Wayne Ferguson
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