Suspect in Kennedy plot questioned by Secret Service
Springfield trio arrested in an alleged Kennedy assassination plot faced arraignment in Springfield District Court. Robert Earl White of Springfield was previously interviewed by the Secret Service in Milwaukee over alleged threats to President Ford. David J. King of Springfield and Sandra Rondeau of Westfield were freed on recognizance as prosecutors weighed charges and psychological evaluations. King claimed White proposed the plan and offered money to disable elevators at Oak Inn.
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Invisible monocle aids reading in aging eyes
Dr. Thomas Scarborough of Charleston has developed a single soft contact lens worn in one eye to replace reading glasses or bifocals for presbyopia. He says it helps near and far vision with about two weeks of adjustment and allows a natural look with one eye for close work and the other for distance.
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Gunmen hit 600000 jackpot at Deauville casino
Four masked gunmen broke into Deauville seaside casino at 3 am, bound customers and staff with cord, then fled via the seafront terrace after grabbing an estimated six hundred thousand dollars. The night watchman was assaulted as he confronted the intruders, who acted with familiarity to the casino layout.
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Bay Area transit chief pushes flat 50 cent fare plan
BART director John Glenn of Fremont urges a single 50 cent fare supported by Labor Day statistics. The proposal aims to simplify pricing across the system amid regional transit debates and the Bay Area’s transportation policy discussions.
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Panel warns spray can gases threaten Earth ozone shield
A National Academy of Sciences panel reports fluorocarbons used in aerosols and air conditioning may erode the stratospheric ozone, raising ultraviolet exposure and skin cancer risk. It urges regulatory delay of up to two years for further study while warning of broader environmental effects.
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City Plans Eight-Man Traffic Safety Unit
Police Chief Charles Plum proposes an eight member traffic safety unit to tackle city wide traffic problems described as the biggest source of citizen complaints. The plan would keep patrol officers handling laws while four new uniforms and two patrol cars are funded by a $181,391 federal grant through the Office of Traffic Safety, contingent on council approval.
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Younger cities easily meet retirement costs
Younger Fremont Newark and Union City have room to fund retirement benefits with several years of security before many employees retire. They contract with the Public Employees Retirement System, pooling funds with employees and municipalities. San Leandro and Hayward face crunches, while the three smaller cities have yet to rely on revenue sharing to cover pension costs.
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