Hearst Home Return Highlights Quiet, Guarded Freedom
Patricia Hearst, free on $1.5 million bail, spoke of reading plans and buying a guard dog after arriving at a San Francisco apartment. She described adjusting to her own room, exercising, and resuming normal activities amid heavy private security while awaiting appeal of her bank robbery conviction.
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Swoosh into skit season seventies winter sports issue
Outdoor Outlook special issue highlights California ski resorts lifts lodges and vacations with cross country skiing in Canada and technique tips. It also notes Stanford football emotional firing of Jack Christiansen and 27 24 Bay Area win over Cal plus other national and world items on pages 1 2 3 and 25.
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Carter and Kissinger pledge smooth transition cooperation
President-elect Carter calls Kissinger his friend after six hours of talks and both men pledge full cooperation for a seamless transition from Ford’s administration. Kissinger says there is no possibility of arming Rhodesia if talks fail, as crowds gather in Plains Ga where Carter homeward visitors strain for autographs and camera angles.
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Fremont school staff gain strike sanction in dispute
The California School Employees Association received state board approval for strike sanction amid a wage dispute with Fremont trustees. A 4.1 percent pay raise was offered, while mediation proceeds with no strike deadline yet set.
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Boxing program at Castro Valley Boys Club trains youth fighters
Castro Valley youths, ages 10 to 17, train twice weekly under coach Kid Doughty at Bret Harte gym. John Souther of Hayward police praises a boxer after a sparring session as the program aims to build sportsmanship, self defense, and possible pathways to Golden Gloves and Olympic dreams.
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