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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1975
Page
18
Police reported a television valued at 200 dollars was stolen from Calvin Lee at 1816 Gardenia Avenue. The theft occurred Monday and involved forced entry to the residence.
Barbados ambassador to the United Nations claims his police dog has diplomatic immunity amid calls in Pelham New York to shoot the animal for biting residents. Mayor and village officials warn immunity does not cover public safety and threaten action. Health and safety concerns draw notes to Kissinger and Levi.
San Francisco AP reports Pat Jean McCarthy 24, a nurse and Soledad Prison visitor, joined a widening circle around the Patricia Hearst case. She owned a car tied to Steven Soliah, accused of harboring Hearst, and was connected to other figures including William Brandt and Wendy Yoshimura.
A police composite of a woman in the Carmichael bank robbery shows a striking likeness to Patricia Hearst. Investigators say three masked robbers used red and white sweaters, with a lookout resembling William Harris. Masks linked to Harris and Yoshimura apartment found gear match, a dollar bill traced to the Carmichael crime.
Three minor tremors shook the Oroville area in September, lagging as aftershocks to the August 1 6.1 magnitude quake. The strongest strike occurred at 7 41 p m registering about 3 5 on the Richter scale, with two smaller quakes at 1 00 p m and 9 15 p m. No damage was reported.
President Ford’s California swing is expected to raise 400,000 to 500,000 for the state Republican Party. GOP officials say the San Francisco and Los Angeles events should net about 400,000 after expenses, funding 1976 legislative races and party operations. Ronald Reagan is honorary cochairman but will not attend.
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