Kindergarten Stabber Explains Motive in Classrooms
Mrs. Rose Hardy 33 admits stabbing her daughter's teachers Joan Hoskey 16 and Shirkey Bayerele 35 outside a kindergarten in front of 26 children. She blames schools for placing children in boxes and says she acted to protect her child. Both victims were hospitalized and Hardy faces two counts of attempted murder.
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Joan Hoskey
Miss Hoskey
Shirkey Bayerele
Hardy
City Jail
Catholic strike talks resume in San Francisco area schools
Negotiations resume today after a 2 1 2 week teachers strike involving seven Catholic high schools run by the San Francisco Archdiocese. Disruptions occur at two San Francisco schools and one in San Jose. Sacred Heart students walked out en route to City Hall to rally for girls to join the protest. In San Jose, Archbishop Milty High witnesses teachers urging students to leave class in an unusual hallway appeal.
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San Francisco
UF1
Archdiocese of
San Jose
Sacred Heart Schol
Cathedral High
Archbishop Milty High
Allen Delaney
Bonded extortion case tests Fifth Amendment in San Jose
In San Jose, Joseph Bananne Jr and Salvatore Bananne faced an extortion trial with a witness pleading the Fifth. Assistant U.S. Attorney said immunity could be granted to Maurice Patrick Hartigan to avert another mistrial after the first trial ended in September. Hartigan testified as a muscle man in the 1970 debt collection from pilot Robert Piper.
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San Jose
Calif
Joseph Jr
Salvatore Borand
U.S. Alty
Philip Michael
Maurice Patrick Hartigan
Banannes
Joseph
Joe Bananas
Bananne
Writer with transplant dies in California
Sasha Gillen, 46, award winning writer and Stanford heart transplant recipient, died of a heart attack at his Santa Cruz home. He was Stanford’s second longest surviving heart transplant patient since his operation on February 4, 1969. Gillen coauthored The Begetting of a President and wrote a Hawaii Five-0 episode.
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Medical Center
Sasha Gillen
Santa Cruz
Gillen
Orson Welles
la Angeles
Gilien
Los Angeles
Norman Shomways
Carl P. Rheoffer
Police testify on Huey Newton prior violence record
UPI reports two prosecutors called Berkeley police Lt Frank Sabatini and Richmond Sgt Patrick Boyle to testify about Huey Newton leading up to the third manslaughter trial covering alleged assaults before the Jun Prey shooting A Oakland physician Dr Robert Rabkin testified Newton did not lose consciousness after the 1987 gun battle and that blood loss was insufficient to cause shock based on Kaiser Hospital treatment records
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UPI
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Berkeley
Newton
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Sabatini
Seale
Richmond Police
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Wnt
Donald Whyte
Robert Rabkin
Panther Reader
Rey
Kaiser Hospital
Paralyzed officer to get honor in San Francisco
A Navy plane will transport paralyzed special patrolman Don Farouk to San Francisco for the Gold Medal of Valor ceremony. Farouk, 29, was shot during a March holdup at a Richmond District saloon, left paralyzed from the waist, and now lives in Fresno. Local leaders pushed for a formal Hall of Justice pinning rather than mail delivery, with Navy support authorized by Rear Adm. Alfred Matter after appeals to the Chief of Naval Operations.
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UPI
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L. Jack Block
Alfred M. Matter
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Fresny
Block
Office of Chief of Naval Operations
Washington , D.C
Sam Fox, Pioneer in Film Scores, Dies at 2
Sam Fox, a landmark music publisher who led Sandbox Publishing Co. from a $300 Cleveland loan in 1908 to a worldwide firm, died Tuesday. He produced scores for early films and travelogues and later served as Movietone News and Fox Wilms sole musical guardian. In recent years he lived in Miami Beach and San Francisco with body taken to Sinai Memorial Chapel for Cleveland funeral.
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Fox
Movietone News
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Miami Beach
San Francisco
Sinai Memorial Chapel
Cleveland
Gambling casino king Jacobsen arrested in Lake Tahoe case
Nate Jacobsen, who planned to sell his North Lake Tahoe casino for 23 million, is jailed on kidnapping and extortion charges. He claims a frame by Washoe County District Attorney Rose, while his associate Brano and others face related arrest. grand jury indicted them on multiple counts. Jacobsen held a news conference denying force or kidnapping, claiming an undercover plot and harassment by authorities.
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Washoe County
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Thomas Burne
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Washoe Canary Grand Jury
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Brano
Landurci
District, Attorney’s Office
Nevada
King’s] Castle
California
Ex-priest to form gay church ministry stated by ex priest
Former priest Thomas M. Frey, who left the San Francisco archdiocese two years ago, plans to start a ministry of gay Roman Catholics. He envisions workshops where individuals can share their experiences and problems with the community, and efforts to combat employment discrimination based on sexual orientation. Frey says Bay Area priests and some laymen have funded eight years of work through voluntary contributions.
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UPI
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Archdiocese of
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Traveler waits for perfect flight at O'Hare
Chicago officials report an unshaven man at O'Hare International Airport has waited on benches for six nights, insisting on perfect weather to fly to Nashville, Tennessee. He was observed with a sickle and told authorities he could stay as long as he wants.
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UPI
O'Hare International
Nashville
Tenn
Jury hears IRS witness clash in Alioto civil case
In Vancouver Washington UPI reports a contentious trial over a $2.3 million antitrust civil suit against Joseph Alioto and others. Judge Donald Gaines allowed plaintiffs to call IRS special investigator Edward O BoyIe after a tense session regarding confidentiality. The suit, in its 41st week, seeks refunds of fees paid to Alioto for legal work in the 1960s.
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Wash
UPI
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Joseph Alioto
San Francisco
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Edward Q O’ Boyle
IRS
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O’boyle
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O'Connell
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