Last Pitch Near Hearst Case As Defense Challenges Prosecution
In San Francisco the Hearst bank robbery trial nears verdict as the defense finishes its case with claims of prosecutorial misconduct. The defense shows photos and film edits they say distort evidence and edges toward dismissal while the prosecution hints at a rebuttal with a surprise witness.
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San Francisco
Patricia Hearst
James L. Browning Jr
F. Lee Bailey
Albert Johnson
Miss Hearst
Browning
Aiken Standard Publication Notice
Aiken Standard established 1867 publishes afternoons except Saturdays and Sundays. Post office box 456 and 124 Rutland Drive, Aiken South Carolina 29801. Leased wire dispatches from the Associated Press carried exclusively. No responsibility for omissions or errors in advertisements. corrections issued in next issue at no extra cost. Subscriptions and advance payments policies noted.
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Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
Aiken
S.C
Associated Press
AP Ws
Federal Checks Seen As Only Way To Avoid U S Socialized Medicine
Former FDA commissioner Dr Charles C Edwards argues in American Medical News that heavy federal regulation is needed to curb rising health costs. He proposes a National Health Authority modeled on the Federal Reserve to regulate a $135 billion annual industry and prevent nationalization of health care. Edwards notes health expenditures may reach eight percent of GNP this year and calls for federal rates, regional manpower planning, and public utility style oversight.
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Associated Press
Washington
Charles C. Edwards
The
American Medical News
Federal Reserve System
Edwards
American Medical Association
Food and Drug Administration
Department of Education and Welfare
Rees Threatened Publication Before His Death
Norman J. Rees warned The Times Herald he would kill himself if he was identified in a reported espionage case. The newspaper published the story despite the threat, and Rees was later found dead in Connecticut. The FBI confirmed his Soviet spy role and double agent status.
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Norman John Rees
FBI
Dallas Times Herald
Times Herald
Rees
Southbury
Conn
Ken Johnson
Mobil Oil Co
Johnson
No Babies Carriers Banned by Bike Trade Group
The Bicycle Manufacturers Association says bikes should not carry babies and many dealers refuse to sell baby carriers while advising against their use.
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Oakland
Calif
Bicycle Manufacturers Association
Ginger Rogers Opens at Waldorf Empire Room in NY
Ginger Rogers returns to New York to day for a nightclub engagement at the Waldorf Astoria Empire Room. The film and stage star, who led Hello Dolly on Broadway for 18 months in the 1960s, previously starred in Girl Crazy in 1930.
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Ginger Rogers
New York
Waldorf-Astoria
Empire Room
Star
Conductor Wyss Named Lead Of Kyoto Orchestra
Niklaus Peter Wyss conductor of the San Francisco Symphony Orchestra is appointed conductor of the Kyoto Municipal Symphony Orchestra for one year starting next month. He has led the San Francisco ensemble since 1974 and guest conducted the New York Philharmonic and Chicago Symphony. Wyss, 40, will replace Kazuo Yamada whose contract ends March 31.
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Kyoto
Japan
Niklaus Peter Wyss
San Francisco Symphony Orchestra
Kyoto Municipal Symphony Orchestra
The
Symphony
Wyss
San
Moses Does Not Believe in God Says Burt Lancaster
Burt Lancaster, 62, who stars in Moses, tells reporters before the film’s London premiere that he does not believe in God or an afterlife. He adds he respects the Ten Commandments for others and that they provide ethics to live by.
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London
Burt Lancaster
Moses
Seventeen year old wins Social Security benefits fight
In Rapid City South Dakota AP genevieve a young 17 wins benefits after U S District Court Judge Andrew Bogue rules seven years without word from her father Walter h young makes it unreasonable to assume he is alive. Grandparents had filed for orphan benefits in 1973 and have cared for the girl since her mother died and father disappeared in 1964.
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Rapid City
S.D
Genevieve A. Young
U.S
District Court
Andrew Bogue
Walter H. Young
Miss Young
Crime Worsens in Eight Cities Under Anti-Crime Program
A government funded MITRE evaluation found violent crime worsened in eight cities chosen for a multimillion dollar anti-crime program started in 1972. The report questioned promised 5 percent crime reductions and cited data from FBI crime figures 1968 1974.
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Washington
Mitre Corp
Atlanta
Baltimore
Cleveland
Dallas
Denver
Newark
N.J
St. Louis
Portland
Ore
Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
Mitre
Ures
FBI
Vaudeville Style Wallace Boston Show Delivers Campaign Night
AP Special Correspondent describes George C. Wallace’s Boston Orpheum appearance with a vaudeville lineup including Steve Salmon Billy Grammer and Bobby Goldsboro. Wallace denounces elites and busing while praising workers and small businessmen amid a 2000 attendee crowd.
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Walter R. Mears
Boston
George C. Wallace
Orpheum
Wallace
Steve Salmon
Alabama
Billy Grammer
Grand Ole Opry
Bobby Goldsboro
Leroy Brown
Grammer
Fingers Replaced By Surgeons After Hand Injury
Mrs. Sandra Murphy lost four fingers of her left hand when a horse pulled a lead line taut as she helped Miss Charlene Frazier load onto a trailer. Surgeons at Duke University Hospital reattached the digits after a 12 hour operation. A hospital spokesman said she is in satisfactory condition and full use will take about 10 days to assess.
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Durham
N.C
Duke University Hospital
Sandra Murphy
H. Stever
Ford
Thomas Donahue
University of Michigan
Department of Atmospheric Science
Ozone Depletion Could Harm Cotton and Soybeans
Dr. Frederick Urbach of Temple University warns that ozone loss could raise ultraviolet exposure, increasing skin cancer and damaging crops like cotton and soybeans. Senator Dale Bumpers urges regulation of fluorocarbon propellants to curb ozone depletion amid NASA and federal research plans.
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Washington
Frederick Urbach
Temple University Medical School
Senate Space Committee
Dale Bumpers
D-Ark
Noel Hinner
Space Sciences
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
National Home Cost and Income Trends Highlight Market Growth
National statistics show the average new home costs 38600 dollars and the average family income 12836 dollars. The figures illustrate ongoing economic upward movement and help investors compare their situation to national benchmarks. The notice offers to show current properties for sale or locate options meeting specific requirements.
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