Hearst Gets Seven Year Bank Robbery Sentence
United States District Judge William H. Orrick Jr reduces Patricia Hearst’s bank robbery term from 45 to seven years and awards credit for 871 days already served. Two counts run concurrently. parole possible after about 1 year and 4 months. Hearst’s defense argues mental illness and coercion by abductors influenced her actions.
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San Francisco
Patricia Hearst
William H. Orrick Jr
San Diego
Miss Hearst
Orrick
Johnson
Bishop removes Livermore priest from pastorate
The Catholic Diocese of Oakland says Bishop Floyd Begin has transferred Rev. John Dallard from St Charles Borromeo in Livermore to a new assignment in a routine move. Dallard’s parishioners allege the action targets his fundamentalist charismatic preaching. Rev. Richard Mangini will succeed Dallard temporarily, before taking over at St Leander’s in San Leandro on November 5, according to a diocese spokesman.
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Oakland
Floyd Begin
John Dallard
St Charles Borromeo Church
Father Dallard
Dellard
Richard Mangini
Catholic Voice
Mangini
St. Leander’s Church
San Leandro
Alameda County moves to take over Citizens Utilities water system
The Alameda County Water District announced the planned takeover of Citizens Utilities water system between Oct 1 and Oct 12. The district will connect the two systems in Decoto Union City, with customers expecting only gradual water quality improvements for about six months as lines are flushed.
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Alameda County Water District
Citizens Utilities Co. Water System
Citizens
Citizens Attorneys
ACWD
Gene Rhodes
Rhodes
Decoto
Union City
Matt Whitfield
Plan to revamp Southgate center for disco rejected by panel
Hayward planning commission denied a request to rezone nearly seven acres for a roller skating plaza, discotheque and pizza parlor after two hours of testimony. About 75 protesters opposed. five spoke in favor. Robert Feuchter of American Decretion Centers, Inc., described leasing history and center vacancy as a burden from state ownership. Edward Kary urged a dance center for youth recreation, noting the term discotheque unsettles some residents.
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Hayward
Southgate
Planning Commission
Robert Feuchter
Sacramento
Ameri
Edward Kary
Newark
Kary
Ford Carter clash on issues during televised debate
Philadelphia UPI reports Ford and Carter exchanged charges of incompetent leadership and empty promises in their first presidential debate. The prime time event on Page 15 featured a 28 minute audio failure near the end, with both candidates delivering measured remarks as viewers watched about 100 million.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Ford
Jimmy Carter
Carter
Rosals
Sen
Col
Daily Review wins ad awards at Western Classified event
Newport Beach reports the Daily Review and its sister papers The Argus and Tri-Valley Herald earned six of 31 awards at the Western Classified Adverting Association convention. The Review won two special honors for the Bicentennial July 4 issue and a Metro Mart promotion. The Argus and Tri-Valley Herald also earned awards in circulation categories.
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Daily Review
The
Argus
Tri-Valley Herald
Western Classified Advertising Association
Phil Dutton
Sparks
Sparks Newpapers
Western States
British Columbia
Review
Metro Mart
Richard Coffin
Herald
Bay Area development clash and mixed city news
Residents and business owners oppose a city county plan around San Leandro Bayfair. Bay Area Rapid Transit District board members clash over policy. A physician jailed for medical fraud faces three years’ work on an Indian reservation with pay of thirty thousand dollars. New rainstorms flood Southern California deserts, delaying highways and displacing over one hundred homes. Rangers in Glacier National Park report a grizzly kill of a woman camper. Automakers post their fourth highest mid September car sales. Psychiatrists deem Muharem Kuchegavic fit for trial. An electric car with 250 mile range debuts, while Charles Finley struggles to sign six unsigned players. The fall season recalls a high school football memory, score 52 to 6. Rainbow Club code mystery and tutoring in Parents’ Corner.
Margaret Trudeau's public image puzzles Canadian press
The Gossip Column notes Canada PM's wife Margaret Trudeau confuses onlookers while South County weather stays fair through tomorrow with night and dawn low clouds. Highs reach the 70s and lows in the 50s as more weather details appear on page 13.
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Margaret Trudeau
South County
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Can Decreation Centers, Inc
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Bay Area Rapid Transit District Board
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Muharem Kuchegavic
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Missy
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