Soliah charged in robbery murder linked to SLA probes
Sacramento report says Steven Soliah, a housepainter and Hearst apartment mate, indicted on a single count of murder tied to the April Carmichael Crocker National Bank robbery. Bail set at 250000. maximum penalty death. Prosecutors cite possible further indictments as Hearst case proceeds.
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Keyes
James Kilgore
Kilgore
SLA
Ford's San Francisco visit under heavy security
President Ford arrived in San Francisco amid tightened security after a shooting incident five weeks earlier near the St Francis Hotel. Secret Service officers and aircraft patrols were visible, and Ford prepared for a fundraising stop in Milwaukee after addressing about 200 supporters at Century Plaza. He urged a fighting, fiscally restrained approach and criticized reliance on big government and foreign oil prices.
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Reagan
Congress
Social Security tax set to rise for high earners next year
The government said the taxable wage base will rise to 15 900 dollars on January first, boosting Social Security taxes for about 18 million workers. Affected earners with incomes over 14 100 dollars will pay up to 70.20 dollars more, with employers matching the increase. Self employed will face a 94.80 rise to a maximum of 31 208.70. The move funds a cost of living benefit and will not avert projected deficits.
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Crisis of confidence grips United States economy poll finds
Americans grow pessimistic about the economy with Gallup reporting the sharpest downturn in mood since 1933. Irving Crespi notes a significant decline in life quality and future prospects while Peter Hart says a 41 percent favor major economic changes.
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United States
Peter D. Hart
Meter to keep the john open
Kansas City vendors sold surplus parking meters this week drawing wide interest. Charles Johnson, commissioner of purchases and supplies, reports varied uses from house fronts and driveways to conversation pieces and lamps. A popular idea is placing a meter in the bathroom to speed up kids’ bathroom visits.
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UPI
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New Dimension to Power of Press Revealed in Ad
A peculiar page one advertisement touts a transfer decal technique using iron to print on white T shirts. The unusual ad mentions ink types and printing methods as early newspaper printers experiment with new transfer processes.
Quinlan case sparks debate on mercy killing and living wills
In Morristown New Jersey petitioners seek court authorization to end Karen Ann Quinlan’s life as doctors testify to hopeless prognosis. The Daily Review surveyed Hayward commuters on mercy killing and living wills, capturing varied views from residents including support, caution, and personal concern.
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Fire district merger gains backing in San Lorenzo vote
San Lorenzo residents clash over consolidation of San Lorenzo Ashland and Cherryland fire departments in a heated campaign heat. The San Lorenzo Village Homes Association endorsed the merger, aiming to form Eden Consolidated Fire District under Alameda County authority, promising better protection and cost savings. Opponent Lois Sanwheck argued against the plan amid prior failed attempts in 1966 and 1972.
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Lois Sanwheck
Weather outlook mostly fair with possible showers
The weatherman forecasts showers ending this afternoon or evening with tomorrow mostly fair conditions. There is a 40 percent chance of rain this evening. Highs will be in the 50s to 60s and lows in the 40s to low 50s. More weather on page 11.
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