24 Sep 1975
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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1975
Page
1
U S Migpatrate Owen F Woodruff ordered a competency examination to be conducted at Be Diago Metropolitan Correctional Center. US Attorney Jaenes L Browning requested the evaluation as part of a federal case involving Nial Moore, a former FBI informer, with authorities noting Miss Moore appeared calm and untroubled despite questions about her mental fitness.
The article describes tensions over psychiatric evaluations for Miss Moore tied to a threat against the President. It notes a magistrate demanding psychiatrists' reports before prosecution and references a pistol recovered by authorities. It also covers court appearances, a redhaired nickname, and plans to transfer Moore for federal evaluation at Springfield after discussion.
Readers recall Sara Jane Moore, linked to Prestlalt Ford's San Francisco assassination case, with neighbors painting a quiet housewife who used multiple names and claimed a Hollywood past. The back page note hints at marriages, a wealthy ex-husband, and a former film industry tie as the case rumors spread.
SF police said adults charged with minor offenses may receive a citation rather than arrest when feasible. An officer opted not to arrest Mrs Moore after bringing her to the station citing her child present, gun removed, and her imminent departure from the city.
Hearst describes coercion and torture during her 1974 kidnapping by the Symbionese Liberation Army. She says she endured beatings and isolation before joining a bank assault and returning to seek contact with family. Defense seeks bail and psychiatric evaluation amid disputed mental state.
The Pathfinder seventy five celebration titled Heritage Days opens tomorrow at Pathfinder Grounds in Central Park. Gates swing at 3 p.m. with booths in period costumes, rides, and food. Entertainment includes the Army Kiowa helicopter on display and carnival games start Friday at 5 p.m.
A cooler trend lowers temperatures across the region. Yesterday’s Fremont high was 48 with a low of 42. Today’s forecast calls for chilly upper 50s to near 60s with light winds and potential morning fog in some locales.
Fremont officials approve a citywide ban on parking in bike lanes with limits on Paseo Padre Parkway and Grimmer Boulevard from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. weekdays. Exceptions apply near Paseo Padre and several zoning changes will study massage parlors and home occupations. The council plans further consideration of bikeway projects and zoning amendments.
A Sacramento judge ruled Lynatta Fremene a follower of a mace murderer can act on her own behalf with a waiver of constitutional rights. Two court ordered psychiatric reports were presented as Dr. Jaman Richmond testified briefly about Fremene’s condition.
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