Soliah describes life with Hearst and ties to SLA
Steven Soliah testified about Patricia Hearst's year underground in Sacramento and her ties to the SLA. He said they lived closely, shared affection, and he avoided questions about the robbery. He claimed he was drawn by sympathy and curiosity but did not join or press Hearst on the crime.
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Solish
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Salah
America
Berkeley
Kathy
James Kilgore
Kilgore
Shinoda Honored for Life and Work in Roses
Masaburo Shinoda, forced from his six acre San Leandro fruit ranch during World War I, rebuilt the family nursery after internment, and four decades later continues growing roses. He will receive the Order of the Sacred Treasure Fifth Class at a Oakland testimonial dinner, the first Fast Bay resident awarded this honor.
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San Leandro
Masaburo Shinoda
Shinoda
Oakland
Fast Bay
Hayward Daily Review silent consolidation notice
The Daily Review presents a consolidation and continuation notice from The Morning News Tea Hayward California, dated Friday April 13 1976. This notice appears in page 15 and reflects a local archival caption and price.
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Hayward
California
Walters Leaves Today Show for ABC Evening News
Barbara Walters announced on NBC's Today that NBC did not drop its offer and would have matched ABC's reported one million dollar a year salary. She joins ABC as co anchor of The Evening News with Harry Reasoner, set to expand to 45 minutes, with holiday specials and appearances on Issues and Answers.
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Barbara Walters
ABC
NBC
Today
Miss Walters
Harry Reasoner
Evening News
Reasmer
NAC
ABC News
William Sheehan
Tom
Hughes aides fear hidden will from Hughes empire
Palm Springs based Eleanor Rohrbeck, once Howard Hughes secretary, says a 1949 will and a 1951 codicil exist and that Hughes officials fear discovery. She alleges an executor known as Uncle Frank planned to keep the document hidden to avoid losses to those "hands in my pockets." Rohrbeck, who worked for Hughes from 1943 to 1968, claimed the will could be found in Los Angeles and that officials had transported her there to reveal what she knew.
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Palm Springs
Calif
Howard Hughes
Jeff
Palm Springs Desert
Rohrbeck
Uncle Frank
Los Angeles
Hughes
Rothbeck
Noah Dietrich
Star Ballerina Stacey Swaner Stars in Hansel and Gretel
Stacey Swaner, a Castro Valley native and Oakland Ballet principal, rose from a youth role as a rat to lead Gretel in the Oakland Ballet Company's Hansel and Gretel at the Paramount Theater. A Castro Valley High sophomore with Joffrey training, she aims for a full time ballet career and graduation next year.
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Castro Valley
Stacey Swaner
Hansel
Gretel
Oakland Ballet Company
Stacey
Oakland Hallet Company
Paramount Theater
Oakland
Joffrey Ballet
New York City
Castro Valley High School
Chariot coed killer faces death
Fairfield James Reeve, 32, convicted kidnapper, rapist and killer of Debra Ann Rebeiro, a Chabot College student, faces the gas chamber after a Solano County Superior Court jury found four special circumstances calling for the death penalty. The jury, after seven hours, also found premeditated murder during a robbery and murder to prevent testimony, with sentencing set for May 7.
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Fairfield
James Reeve
San Lorenzo
Debra Ann Rebeiro
Solano County Superior Court
Reece
Ir 2
Miss Rebeijo
Chabot College
Hayward
Vacaville
Weather outlook for South County with clearing skies
Fair skies are promised for South County with low clouds tonight. High temperatures reach the mid fifties to around sixty, and overnight lows dip into the mid to upper thirties. More weather details are on page 6.
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