Podiatrist's son trial venue eyed to keep out of Madera
The arraignment and trial of Richard Schoenfeld 22 in the Chowchilla bus kidnapping may be moved from Madera County for safety. Attorney William Gagen said a Madera judge could travel to Alameda for next week's arraignment as the FBI pursues two other suspects, James Schoenfeld 24 and Frederick Woods 24. The case centers on a 1976 hijacking of a school bus with 26 children buried in a quarry near Portola Valley.
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Madera County
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Madera
Alameda County
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Lowell Jensen
Gagen
FBI
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James Schoenfeld
Frederick Woods
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Bay Area
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Atherton
Charles Bates
San Franzisco
Bates
Patricia Hearst
Chowehilla
Ameng
Sunday summary of postal rates and Hearst trial outline
Postmaster General Baltar warns of an 11 month rate hike unless a 51 million subsidy is approved by Congress. If passed, Postal Service funding would total 9500 million annually for two years with a cap on service changes until a commission’s February 15 recommendations. Patricia Hearst attends a hearing to set a new trial date for kidnapping robbery and assault while her captors face related charges. Uganda’s Idi Amin cuts Kenya electricity and threatens attack over the blockade. Allan Howe to get a new trial on a sex solicitation case. American athletes struggle in Montreal with Crawford winning 10 meter dash for Trinidad and Wilkie taking Britain’s 200 meter breaststroke. U S medal drought persists.
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Congress
Senate
Commission i
Patricia Hearst
William
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Miss Hearst
San Diego
San Francisco
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Uganda
Kenya
Nairobi
Amin
Fintebbe
Montreal
U.S
Hasely Crawford
Eastern Michigan
Trinidad
David Wilkie
University of Miami
Britain
Viking 1 fixes radio, tests biology gear for Mars search
In Pasadena, Viking 1 reports its radio transmitter problem corrected itself and its three biology instruments passed preliminary tests. Engineers say the arm may reach 14 inches to free a locking pin, enabling soil sampling and planned life-detection experiments next week.
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Pasadena
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UPI
Viking 1
Mars
Viking
Tander
Daydreams and other summer stuff in Kennedy Park
In Hayward, at Kennedy Park, a child blows a bubble that pops on her face as three boys on a tire swing reminisce about last summer. The piece recalls nostalgic summers, memories of moonlit nights, and the drifting, mellow mood of a lazy park afternoon.
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Battering Ram
Kennedy Park
Union City
Scarab
Dusty Roses
Hayward
Peaches rot as cannery talks go on
Amid warnings of heavy crop losses talks to settle a California cannery strike failed to yield immediate agreement in Washington. Growers reported losses up to 15000 tons daily as peaches ripened and dropped from trees.
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California
Washington
Sacramento
Teamsters
California Council of Cannery and Food Processing Unions
James F. Searce
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Searce
Charles Brader
Ford
Steve Safariian
Preharia
Kingsburg
Calif
Teamsters Union
Kern County
White House
West Virginia
United Mine Workers
U.S
Ghessie
West Virginia Coal Association
UMW
Ford vows to fight for MIAs at annual families meeting
President pledges to keep pursuing international action to locate Americans missing in action. He rejects claims of justification for inaction and tells MIA families that no progress will halt future efforts, speaking at the 7th annual meeting of the National League of Families of MIAs.
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UPI
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MIA Familiaa
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Earth Control
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