Jury Reaches Verdict In Symbionese Case Foster Murder
Sacramento jurors report a verdict in the Marcus Foster murder trial tied to two Symbionese Liberation Army members. Foreman William Sprague says the other defendant’s ballot was 3-9 and an impasse is possible as deliberations continue. The case concerns the cyanide-bulletination of Foster on November 6, 1973 and the attempted murder of Deputy Superintendent Robert W. Blackburn.
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Sacramento Calif
UPI
Joseph Remiro
Russell Little
Foster
Robert W. Blackburn
Saxe pleads guilty to bank robbery during trial delay
Susan E. Saxe pleaded guilty to three federal bank robbery counts in Philadelphia as part of a deal for a 10 year sentence. The onetime revolutionary, who had been on the FBI’s Ten Most Wanted List for five years, stated she would not be a collaborator and would continue fighting the system in court.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Susan E. Saxe
Ms. Saxe
FBI
Explosion damages Southern California Gas Co lab in Pico Rivera
An early morning blast at Southern California Gas Co main research lab and warehouse in Pico Rivera caused about 100000 dollars in damage. There were no injuries as firemen report the fire was contained by automatic sprinklers. Arson investigators probe the blast cause. company says the facility did not store or distribute gas and no service was disrupted.
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Pico Rivera
UPI
Southern California Gas Co
Fyodorova Weds Pilot Polly in UPI Report
Retired Navy Capt. Hugh Tate confirms his half sister Russian actress Victoria Fyodorova married Pan American Airways pilot Frederick R. Polly. Tate says he has a new brother in law and the couple took a brief honeymoon at an undisclosed U S location.
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Orange Park
Fla
UPI
Hugh Tate
Victoria Fyodorova
Pan American Airways
Frederick R. Polly
Tate
United States
Train crash near Munich kills 36 with 86 injured
A head on collision between two passenger trains near Warngau 28 miles south of Munich leaves 36 dead and 86 injured as rescuers labor amid mangled wreckage. A stationmaster may be blamed, but officials await investigation details. Police report progress unclear due to ongoing search and shock.
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Munich
UPI
Warngau
Market Dips as Oil Outlook Worries Investors
New York stocks slipped amid forecasts of a slow economic recovery and potential oil price hikes. The Dow Jones average stood near 837.53, down 2.11 points just before noon on the NYSE as traders eyed oil exploration cuts and energy costs.
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New York
UPI
New York Stock Exchange
Dow Jones
Maheu Refuses to Answer Before Senate CIA Plot Inquiry
Robert A. Maheu former Howard Hughes aide invoked the Fifth Amendment during a Senate Select Committee on Intelligence hearing. He declined to respond to questions about CIA involvement in assassination plots, with Chairman Sen. John Tower stating immunity had not been granted and the panel considering next steps.
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Washington
UPI
Robert A. Maheu
Howard Hughes
Senate
John Tower
R-Tex
Senate Select Committee
Maheu
Tower
Frank Church
D-Idaho
FBI
CIA
William E. Colby
Two men rob 74-year-old Corona resident at home
A 74-year-old Corona man, Henry Ramirer, was slugged in the head and robbed of 304 dollars after two unidentified men entered his home at 512 Fuller. One man knocked, the other entered from the back, and a forced rear-door entry was noted.
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Corona
Fuller
Henry Ramirer
Mother's tip trips man on heroin count
A 22 year old Air Force man, William E. Partington, is jailed on state and federal charges for shipping heroin into California and the United States. Corona police said a package received at a South Grove home was opened by his mother revealing a packet of heroin. The detective noted the drug was pure and uncut and would have been lethal if used untreated with an estimated street value around fifteen thousand dollars after cutting.
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Air Force
California
U.S
Corona
William E. Partington
South Grove
Wallace candidacy sparks governors conference debate
At the 67th annual National Governors Conference in New Orleans George Wallace pressed back at loyalty demands from Democrats as his candidacy looms for 1976. He argued he would appeal to the people and questioned the need for a party pledge before ballot. Conference leaders urged focus on local government duties amid Wallace’s crowd drawing entrance.
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Arnold Sawislak
New Orleans
George Wallace
Alabama
Florida
Reubin Askew
Wallace
Walllace
Calvin Rampton
Utah
Rampton
Orange transit tie attracts interest
Jeanne Koontz of 330 S Garfield received seven calls by 11 a.m. last Saturday from Coronans working in Orange County who want bus transportation both ways. She told the Corona City Council last Wednesday she is gathering names to gauge how many Corona residents would use a transit line.
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Jeanne Koontz
S. Garfield
Coronans
Orange County
Three Corona youths charged with trespassing
Three Corona boys ages 11, 12, and 14 were taken into custody after police found them climbing from a second story window at Tractor Land 1155 West Eighth Street. They claimed they were playing. no disturbance was found. Juvenile petitions were filed and they were placed in Juvenile Hall Arlington with parents notified.
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Corona
Tractor Land
Eighth St
Arlington
Supreme Court clears path for retroactive wage pay case
The Supreme Court in a brief order allowed retroactive wage increases in a California dispute, clearing the way for potentially millions in back pay from 1973 to 1974 under the Economic Stabilization Act. The decision involved the California State Employees Association and the federal government, with effects noted for hospitals and utilities.
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Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
Justice Department
California
Emergency Court of Appeals
Cost of Living Council
U.S. District Court
Sacramento
California States Employes Association
U.S. District
Philip C. Wilkins
Wilkins
Department
Blue Cross
Medicare
Norco Couple Sells Yearling Colt With Guaranteed Results Ad
Mr and Mrs Ed Berentsen of Norco sold their yearling quarter colt using a Guaranteed Results ad in The Daily Independent. If you want to sell an item a Guaranteed Results ad may help contact 737-1234 and ask for Guaranteed Results.
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Ed Berentsen
Norco
Daily Independent
Stereo and cassettes trigger arrests in Corona
Two Norco youths were arrested on suspicion of burglary after a Corona officer found stolen items in a car's rear seat. Benjamin Granado, 18, of Hamner and a 17-year-old juvenile were taken into custody following discovery of a movie projector marked Norco High School and other electronics. Deputies handled the case.
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Norco
Corona
Benjamin Granado
Hamner
River
Norco Senior High School
Sheriff's Department
Car Train Collision Near Sheridan Street Leaves Driver Uninjured
Police reported an obstructed view caused a car train crash early Saturday. Robert L. Stice, 45, of Mira Loma was southbound on Sheridan Street when his car hit the train's second car. Engineer Galen L. Maxwell, 51, of Ontario, stopped the train immediately. Stice was not injured.
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Robert L. Stice
Mira Loma
Sheridan Street
Galen L. Maxwell
Ontario
Obituary notices for Mary M. Brown and Guy F. Gribby
Mary M. Brown died at a San Bernardino hospital after living in Corona 46 years. Survived by son William, mother Mary Stumpf, two sisters, four brothers, and two grandchildren. Services 1 p.m. Tuesday in San Bernardino with burial at Montecito Memorial Park. donations to cancer fund requested. Guy F. Gribby 88, former Norco resident, died Saturday in Victorville. Funeral 2 p.m. Tuesday at Corona Grimes Chapel with interment Sunnyslopes Cemetery. survived by son-in-law Tom McLaughlin.
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Mary M. Brown
South
Neece Street
San Bernardino
Corona Area
Home Garden Women's Club
Riverside Valley
William
Missouri
Mary Stumpf
Anna Christensen
Esther Dew
Philip
Yucaipa
Henry
Robert
Riverside
James
Mark B. Shaw
Guy F. Gribby
Norco
Victorville
Corona Chapel
Grimes Funeral Home
Sunnyslopes Cemetery
Mr. Gribby
Hesperia
Tom McLaughlin
Monterey Park
Guns Taken in Weekend Burglary in Corona
Police search for weapons stolen from a Corona mobile home at 1421 Ridgemont. Victim Claude Worley was away when burglars rifled jewelry boxes, searched a dresser and a mattress, forcing a box of valuables. A derringer, two double barreled shotguns, and a .22 rifle were reported missing.
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Corona
Ridgemont
Claude Worley
Corona man wins Summertime Fun Jackpot at Canyon Volkswagen
Ron Reising of Corona wins the Summertime Family Fun Jackpot at Canyon Volkswagen. He receives four UA Cinemas passes at Tyler Mall and a Corona Car Wash hot wax certificate. See classified section for how to enter.
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Ron Reising
Corona
Canyon Volkswagen
Pomona Road
UA Cinemas
Tyler Mall
Corona Car Wash
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