Patty Hearst sentenced to seven years in prison
In San Francisco federal court, Patricia Hearst received a seven year term for a 1974 bank robbery, reduced from the prior maximum. Judge Orrick cited compassion yet stressed violence is unacceptable, with Hearst eligible for parole in 16 months and set to face state charges in Los Angeles next year.
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Lawsuits to block new Dumbarton won’t disappear
Peninsula lawsuits aimed at delaying the Dumbarton Bridge remain active despite a new law sig ned by Gov. Brown. SB 1975 strips Peninsula communities of veto power over western approaches, while three suits from Citizens Against the Dumbarton Atherton and Palo Alto push forward in San Mateo and San Francisco courts.
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Rhodesia Accepts Black Majority Rule Within Two Years
Salisbury Rhodesia radio and television announced that Prime Minister Lan Smith said the black majority would rule within two years. The pledge followed Kissinger brokered talks in Pretoria and required lifting sanctions and guerrilla war limits, with Britain to oversee implementation. Smith warned the plan, seen as imposed by the U.S. and Britain, did not reflect Rhodesia's preferred solution.
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Ford Carter debate sparks mixed reactions and polls
After the first presidential debate Ford praised the clash as a turning point and Carter acknowledged a slow start but potential improvement. Polls by Roper and Washington Star showed mixed results. Officials framed the event as a sharp partisan split with Ford supporters declaring victory and Carter backers calling it even. Weather forecast notes coastal low clouds with mild temperature changes.
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Pathfinder Days parade set today in Fremont city pageant
The Pathfinder Days parade steps off at 11 a.m. from Civic Center Drive and Stevenson Boulevard, with horse units, a city fire engine, and VIPs including Miss Fremont 1972 and Miss America 1972 courtesy guest Laurie Lea Schaefer. Runners compete at Lake Elizabeth in a sanctioned Atalanta five mile race starting at 9:30 a.m. Parade routes proceed to Paseo Padre Parkway, Central Park, and end at Grimmer Boulevard. dignitaries and local officials will attend a VIP section.
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Rumsfeld eyes new mobile MX ICBM to outrun Soviet gains
Defense Secretary Rumsfeld outlined plans for a large new intercontinental ballistic missile named MX with mobility options and heavier payload than Minuteman. Congress may resist. officials cite modernization of the triad while noting Soviet advances. Japan to test hybrid battery cars with 260 mile range and urban delivery use.
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