FBI closes chapter on Patty Hearst SLA saga
FBI says all known SLA members accounted for after Patty Hearst and three associates are jailed awaiting trial on two dozen charges. The SLA, rooted in Berkeley radicalism, drew from Venceremos and Black Cultural Association groups and rose to notoriety after the Foster murder and Hearst kidnapping in the early 1970s.
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Patty Hearst
Symbionese Liberation Army
Patty
FBI
SLA
Los Angeles
Russ Little
Joe Remiro
Oakland
Marcus Foster
William
Emily Harris
Berkeley
Patricia Hearst Captured After 19 Months on the Run
Patricia Hearst, heiress and SLA captive turned fugitive, was captured in San Francisco after 19 months underground. She had inspired a nationwide manhunt, adopted the alias Tania, and participated in a bank robbery before her arrest.
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Victoria Graham
Associated Press
Patricia Hearst
Tania
People’s Army
Cluna
San Francisco
Miss Hearst
Berkeley
Symbionese Liberation Army
Patty Hearst
Hearst Family Reunites With Patty In Jail Visit
Catherine and Randolph Hearst brought yellow roses to Patty Hearst at San Mateo County jail marking their first meeting in 19 months. They spoke of love and support as Patty expressed she wanted to come home, while reporters noted the family’s calm reunion. Patty’s kidnapping by the SLA 19 months prior remains a context to the visit.
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SLA
Police
Foster
Miss Hearst
America
Harrises
Bay Area
Patty Hearst
Steve Weed
FBI
Los Angeles
William Wolfe
Patricia Campbell Hearst
Randolph A. Hearst
The
San Francisco Examiner
William Randolph Hearst
San Francisco
Hillsborough
W.zed
Berkeley
California
Patty
Catherine
Randolph Hearst
Mrs. Hearst
New York
A Bad Year For Radicals
A year of FBI manhunts ends with the arrests of Patricia Hearst Emily Harris Wendy Yoshimura and others while fugitives Still at large include Abbie Hoffman and the Weather Underground core Mark Rudd and Bernardine Dohrn Some have pleaded innocent and await trials. others have turned themselves in or been captured in previous months.
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Dave Goldberg
Associated Press
Patricia Hearst
William and Emily Harris
Wendy Yoshimura
FBI
Patricia Swinton
Brattleboro
Abbie Hoffman
New York
Weather Underground
Mark Rudd
Bernardine Dohrn
Smaller Engines and Catalysts Boost 1976 Auto MPG
EPA tests show GM Chevette at 33 mpg tying with Datsun B-210 and Subaru for top efficiency. GM averages 16.6 mpg, Ford 17.3, Chrysler 16.4, AMC 18.3 amid gains from smaller engines and catalytic converters.
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Detroit
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
General Motors Corp
U.S
Ford Motor Co
Chrysler Corp
American Motors
Chrysler
AMC
Ford
State Personnel Board seeks larger appropriation
Oklahoma City AP. State Personnel Board members told a legislative subcommittee they need more money to run the agency. They argued comparable neighboring agencies have twice as many employees while audits cited inefficiency low productivity and high absenteeism. Chairman Tom Moore called the audit useful for highlighting improvement areas.
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Oklahoma City
State Personnel Board
Herschal Crow
D-Altus
Tom Moore
Wewoka
U S Energy Needs Studied By Government
Tulsa AP report quotes Robert E. Shepherd stating by 2000 America will require the energy equivalent of a new 1,000 megaton plant every 10 days to meet growth. He cites 70 to 75 million barrels of oil daily by century's end and cites short and long range energy problems.
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Tulsa
Federal Office of Energy Programs
Robert E. Shepherd
Petroleum Division
The
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
Shepherd
Committee Head Says Agencies Ignored Orders
Senate Intelligence Committee Chair Senator Frank Church says intelligence agencies ignored a presidential decision to revoke the Huston Plan authorizing illegal domestic intelligence methods. He notes CIA FBI and others continued prior practices despite the order as hearings begin.
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Washington
USS
Huston
Senate Intelligence Committee
Frank Church
D-Idaho
CIA
FBI
Church
White House
Tom Charles Huston
Richard M. Helms
J. Edgar Hoover
Defense Intelligence Agency
National Security Agency
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Middle America
Calif
Venceremos
Mao
George Jackson
San Diego
Doug Porter
Jackson
San Quentin
Nancy Ling Perry
Santa Rosa
Pensacola
Fla
Black Cultural Association
Vacaville Prison
Donald DeFreeze
University of California
DeFreeze
Poli
Soledad
Vencere
Wos
Patricia Soltyzik
Miss Soltyzik
Camilla Hall
Minnesota
Candy Hall
Hitler
Che Guevarra
Pennsylvania
Jack Scott
Browne
Hearst
Radicals
Susan Edith Saxe
Boston
Philadelphia
Katherine Anne Power
Cameron,d. Bishop
East Green
Wich
R.I
Colorado
Jane Alpert
New York City
Russell E. Train
E. M. Estes
First National
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