Friday, September 5, 1975 SACRAMENTO B y no w y ou no doubt ha e heard lrow Preside,al Ford had a,i extremely close call toda y; a yoM,ag wo,na,a attemr,th1g to shoot him al r,oi11t blank ra,age as lte slloot hands will, well wishers ,,. Sacrame,ato, Califor,aia. TII• Preside11t's life r,erltat>s saved o,aly by secret servic• ageret Lnrry Bue11dorf (boon-dorf) wllo leaped al tl,e womar, ar,d wrestled lter gu,a away - as tl,e Preslde,at d•cted for cov•r. TIie •ould-be assassl,a later ids,atified as Lyr,,a Fromm• (frahffl) age twe,a ty -six - follo•er of core victed ma,rderer Cllarles Ma11soN. Sl,e 011ce claimed to be Ille first fe,,.•l• member of the Ma,aso,i family - a,ad still bears tl,e scar of an "x" site carved in lier forehead durt11g Ille Manso,a trial. Police say site was 011ce arrested on susptcio11 of murder - I, later released. The President calmly proceeded on schedule - addressing a joint session of the California legislature. His SACRAMENTO - 2 speech, ironically, included a coNdemNalioN of wlaat lae called - a "truly alarming increase in vlole•t er,,,.• tit ro11glaout tlae c ou,a try. " Be u , e n t o,a to ••Y: "Gov•r• ••• t slao•ld deal equally .,Ula all citi.ce,as - but if it ,,..,.t tilt a little to protect aJty ele•e11t more tlaaJt aaotlaer - ••r•ly It slao•ld favor tllose .,,.o ca••ol afford to be robbed of a dey '• food •o•ey - t•o•e •lao l•ck Ille stre,agtla to resist - t•o•• .,,.o eve• fear tlae coJts•que,aces of comt,lah,iag." 0,ae •ore attempt to assassh,ate a,a A••ric•• Preside•t. LISBON For Portugal's pro-Communist Vas co Go,acalves - . . i r ~ ~ a f p ~ t h e e,ad of the li,ae today. The ma,a a,1,o · •os removed os Premier lost • e e k ~ ~ to occeJ>I a,a appoi,a tm e,at as c ltief of tlae Portuguese ar• ed forces. This in the face of mou,ating oppositio,a from ttJ army a,ad air fore e leaders A ■ ·I: ii tltreate,aed to tear ** tlte cou,.try apart. UNEMPLOYMENT TIie U.S. unemployment rate - 11,eclaa,aged la•t mo,.tli; remai,ahig at eight-fJoint-fouY fJeYceJ1t - accoYdl,ag to figures Ye leased today. hotoeveY, ,eoti,ag a,. i11crease of a qNaYteY of a ntllllo11 - I• tlae total 1111mbeY of employed. Also sayl11g tlae Jobi••• r•I• - "'ay Ila ve bee,e a c tNall y lo111e,. tlu,11 l11dica led. If ,,.,.. II I• coMld be tlae t,Yoof we've bee11 ,oaitl11g Joy - 1>roof 11•1 II• Yecesslon laas e11ded - will, YecoveYy 1CJell 011 tie ••Y· LONDON A bomb believed set by I R A terrorists aoas detonated sltortly S,& ,: ■ t ■ past noon today ~-~ i,a tlte crotDded lobby of the Hilton Hotel i,a ,._Lorulo,a. !Jli'd .,....., h-'°"OiP dcJ','' - Ti:is mas lJap Ille fifll, llo••••• ... ~ aillis=1■~■1:1tlit===•SF•••••••••/J Lo,ado,a - i,a Ila e last ,,,,. days. LAP LA TA Terrorist t · 1 olence in Argentina ,fl" today claimed at least e ight m ore lives; bringhig the grand total to three hundred and eighty-three sincrlie first of the year. The latest victims including three aoome,a a,id two men - ,.,,. said to be municipal employees al LaPlala. Their • • ,iude and bullet-ridde,a tu d; 4..Je_~ ~ ~ ..... f ou,id i,a a,a ope,i field w Cl r •uk rlal,-. ~ PROVO ,,. ... Chief Justice Warren Burger ,41t, ,r•nl• ■ I 1 ■ ur - - ( . , , J \ ~ todayA.at the dedication of a new law sch o ol at Brigltam --~~, Young University l<J"Ail the conduct of recent U s ,.. trials threatens a return to "the a,ccient claslt of trial by combat - or ~ Jal ? something resentbli,ag -ttif a bar-room brawl; addlngA the time has come for U S lawyers to ••1•11 polic1.. themselves - the •1 BrUislt a ttor,aeys do. "Nowhere in the wo.rld" said tl,e Cltlef Justice ''is there more fearless, more vigorous and more independent advocac y - titan (AuJ josa• h1 Brilisl, 9J,"aL courts." But Britisli lawyers - he continued - ~••••k41 tlie most rigidly . . . , . regulated and disciplined lawyers in the world; not because of government or judges - but because of "self imposed standards e .. tablished and en/ore ed by tli e legal profess io11. its elf. " TRENTON Ji ltratio" p la"t at Tre,aton, New Jersey, was back i,a octio" today; once again supplyi,eg /resit 111ater - to an estimated quarter of a million city a,ad sa,ba,rbo• reside,ats. Tlie P• blic reaction perltaps best esJ,r•s••d by Mrs. Jerry Spera 111lto said ~ "I co,a't " 1110 it to talte a botla." ' ~~ ~ - POSTAL The U S postal service finally botDed to public pressure today - announc hag it will not raise postal rates tisl•I••• e••I• till after Christmas. Tlt t , ~ R -:f ,z great lt■e a■d cry ,r /,or■ P•blic, from co11gress, from Ile g r eeli,ag card w AA OJ I i11d•slry; ••17i«l~:r:-i-=--:s.>:;,ltere is still a Sa,ata Claus. ,,..