Palo Alto man pleads guilty in rival computer piracy case
Hugh Jef frey Ward 30 of Palo Alto admitted pilfering data by dialing into Information Systems Design in Oakland using a code belonging to an ISD customer. He faces 1 10 years in state prison or a year in county jail plus a 5000 fine, with sentencing set for November 27.
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Oakland
Calif
Hugh
Jeffrey Ward
Palo Alto
University Computing Co
Information Systems Design, Inc
Ward
Alameda County
Charles Herbert
ISD
Univac 1108
County Official Reverses Vote on Hospital Job Change
County Commissioner Leo Weir says he changed his vote to oppose creating and paying a new supervisor of laundry and housekeeping at Erie County Hospital, citing concerns over a disputed special registration at 18th and Holland and unclear blame for an 87-voter irregularity at the Erie 1 Community Center. He also notes the new position and salary were never previously established.
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Leo Weir
Pat Jansen
Erie County Hospital
Weir
18Th
Holland
Jansen
Erie 1
Election Board
Eastside
Half Of Police Car Force Stolen
Weston Missouri police report one of its two marked cars missing from in front of the fire station after being locked and parked Sunday night. Police chief Harlen Carter said the incident began as a Halloween joke but concerns grew as the search continued.
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Weston, Mo
Weston
Harlen Carter
Mother fails to prove murder claim for son at Ridge View
Bernadine Novak testified before a joint House Senate committee that her son Louis Novs was murdered at Ridge View Center in Hawley after his death from forced drowning during bathing by several youths. She described bruises and cuts on his body and recounted the July 30 call from Nelson Winter, the home's director, saying Louis had expired after an accident in the tub.
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Louis Novs
Pennsylvania
Bernadine Novak
Sharpsburg
House
Senate
Ridge View Center
Hawley
Novak
Donald Oseterlineg
D-Butler
Tours
Rapid or Not Name Approved by Court in MBTA Transit Debate
A Massachusetts candidate failed to obtain a restraining order against the MBTA in Suffolk Superior Court. Judge Harry Kalus ruled the MBTA may keep using "Rapid Transit" in its publications despite Andrew Moes of Boston alleging misleading advertising.
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Suffolk Superior Court
Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority
MBTA
Harry Kalus Friday
Andrew Moes
Rapid
Takes Columbus Church Pastorship
Rev. J. David Menchhofer of Chrisney Indiana has accepted the post as pastor of the Columbus Community United Church of Christ. A member of the Lincolnland Association he will take the post November 15. He is a graduate of New Hope College and the United Theological Seminary.
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J. David Menchhofer
Chrisney
Ind
Columbus Community United Church of Christ
Lincolnland Association
United Church of Christ
Menchhofer
New Hope College
Holland
Mich
United Theological Seminary
New Brighton
Minn
Shriver Claims Nixon Knew About Spying Incident
Sargent Shriver charged that President Nixon "had to know" an alleged Republican agent was hired to recruit saboteurs to disrupt Democrats. He cited a Portland hotel stay by Nixon and Sagretti on Sept 24 25 1971 and noted Sagretti paid 40 95 a day.
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Mass
Sargent Shriver
Nixon
Donald A. Sagretti
Sagretti
Shriver
Portland
Ore
The
Oregon Times
Benson Hotel
Holy Cross College
Los Angeles
Committee For Re
CBS Employes Strike Shuts CBS Coverage Of Three NFL Games
CBS workers walkout by the Radio and Television Broadcast Engineers Union interrupts prime time programming and football coverage. Supervisors fill in as 1,200 IBEW members begin picketing over contract terms including control over new videotape editing systems. Several games cancelled or reassigned while the NFL makes alternate arrangements. Separately Singapore proclaims cholera epidemic over after five months with 114 cases and three deaths.
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Columbia Broadcasting System
CBS
Walter Cronkite
Nes
Radio and Television Broadcast Engineers Union
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Boston
Philadelphia
Chicago
St. Louis
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Dallas
San Diego
Singapore
Environment Ministry
Republic
GenTel Appeals Hunters To Avoid Aiming At Lines
GenTel urged hunters to keep firearms away from telephone lines during season to prevent disrupts in emergency reporting and Civil Defense communications. Herman C. Littlejohn noted lines serve vital services and cited FBI guidance on willful injury to communications systems used for military and civil defense.
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General Telephone
Herman C. Littlejohn
Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI
United States
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