Harrises Found Guilty in Hearst Kidnapping Case
The Harrises were convicted on two counts of kidnapping and related charges after a 22 hour spree in May 1974 that began with Miss Hearst firing at a sporting goods store and ended with a dramatic bank robbery attempt in San Francisco. Miss Hearst faces separate trial on charges of kidnapping, robbery and assault.
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UPI
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Miss Hears
Jon 10
Harris
SLA
Federal Bank Robery
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Hearst
Hayward Daily Review keeps Morning News merger note
The Daily Review announces the consolidation and continuation of The Morning News as part of its edition in Hayward California dated Tuesday August 1. The notice outlines the merger and ongoing publication.
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Daily Review
Morning News
Reagan Pressures Ford Over Running Mate Choice
Reagan to pressure Ford to disclose his vice presidential pick before balloting, threatening to use a delegates trust rule to free pledged Ford delegates if no decision is announced within 12 hours of the vote. The move faces swift opposition from Ford supporters as convention preparations intensify in Kansas City.
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Reagan
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UPI
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Richard Schweiker
Pennsylvania
Trustees consider survival skills as high school graduation requirement
San Lorenzo trustees voiced support for adding basic survival skills to graduation requirements after an emotional work session. Board President Corrine Aitken stressed no action today as staff will draft proposals to meet the board’s wishes for later approval, aiming to include reflective measures in a district plan by fall.
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San Lorenzo
San Lorenz
Allan Frumkin
Corrine Aitken
William Dolph
Dolph
Recycling not part of scavengers plan in first phase
Oakland Scavenger Co proposes a 58 million trash transfer station on 53 acres at Davis Street lower Davis Street area. The 57 page report filed with the city says no recycling facilities will be added in phase one and future recovery operations are not defined. A draft environmental impact report is planned by engineers Bissel and Karn. Local residents question county compliance and the absence of first phase expansion.
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San Leandro
Oakland Scavenger Co
Oakland Scavenger
Davis Street
Doolittle Drive
Altamont Pass
Livermore
Bissel and Karn
Autrey Albers
Mulford Gardens
Follow-Up Ministries aids prison inmates beyond chapel walls
Hayward based Follow-Up Ministries led by Rev. Glen L. Morrison extends Christian outreach into California prisons since 1956. With 100 volunteers and a Castro Valley band, the program visits cells for one to one ministry, operating in all 12 state institutions since 1970 and reaching San Quentin Death Row and juvenile facilities.
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Hayward
California
San Quentin
God Squad
Hayward-Castro Valley
Follow-Up Ministries, Inc
Foothill
Morrison
California Department of Correction
Missing Oakland teen Lisa Berry linked to $200,000 trust
In Oakland, Lisa Berry vanished January 26, 1974 while en route to cash a $30 babysitting check. Her father John Berry, a yacht broker, says a great‑grandmother left $200,000 in trust after her disappearance, contingent on Lisa being alive. Police remain skeptical of the commune theory and note the case is the longest‑standing juvenile missing person record.
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WPT
Lisa Berry
Lise
John Berry
Berry
Lisa
Mary Hillyard
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