Jury To See Patty's Notes In Hearst Bank Robbery Trial
Jurors will view notebook pages seized from the Symbionese Liberation Army hideout showing time bomb instructions and a note to meet to discuss shooting. Patricia Hearst faces trial over bank robbery with defense arguing the material is irrelevant, while the government seeks admissibility despite Fifth Amendment objections.
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San Francisco
Patricia Hearst
Miss Hearst
U.S. Dist
Oliver J. Carter
F. Lee Bailey
U.S
FBI
Harris
Bailey
Marysville
Calif
Miss _ Hearst
Carter
Sacramento Area
Sacramento
Browning
SLA
Patrica Hearst
William and
Emily Harris
Senate Leaders Face Wholesale Change as Retirements Loom
Senate leadership reshaping as Democrat Mike Mansfield and Republican Hugh Scott plan to retire at term end in January. Possible successors discussed include Byrd Muskie Cranston and Humphrey for the Democrats, with Tower cited as likely Republican rival to Griffin.
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Byrd
Muskie
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Sen
Ernest F. Hollings
South Carolina
Cranston
Griffin
John Tower
Texas
Aiken Standard Publishing Details
Aiken Standard established 1867 publishes every afternoon except weekend. Box 456 addresses and Rutland Drive location in Aiken South Carolina 29801. AP dispatches used with rights reserved local edition notices and subscriber payment policies outlined.
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Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
Aiken
S.C
Associated Press
Hollings Trip Report Details Southwest Pacific Tour
A six page congressional report on a 15 day Senate delegation trip to Hawaii, Saipan, Guam, Australia and New Zealand notes meetings with leaders including Malcolm Fraser and Robert Muldoon. The cost to taxpayers remains unknown though some staff say 15000 to 16000 dollars was spent in U.S. currency with additional foreign funds. A lack of a U S ambassador and security talks with Navy officers in Honolulu are highlighted.
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Saipan
Guam
Australia
New Zealand
Senate
Robert P. Griffin
R-Mich
Ernest F. Hollings
D-S.c
Howard H. Baker
R-Tenn
John C. Culver
O-Iona
Griffin
Malcolm Fraser
Robert Muldoon
Honolulu
Pacific
Indian Oceans
U.S
State Department
National Corporate Fund for Dance seeks business support
The National Corporate Fund for Dance Inc announces a unified national drive to back performing arts. It mobilizes corporate participation from companies with annual New York seasons and extensive U.S. and international tours, including American Ballet Theater, City Center Joffrey Ballet, Alvin Ailey City Center Dance Theater, Nikolais Dance Theater, Merce Cunningham and Dance Co., Paul Taylor Co., and Murray Louis Dance Theater.
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New York
Fund For Dance, Inc
United States
U.S
American Ballet Theater
City Center Joffrey Ballet
Alvin Ailey City Center Dance Theater
Nikolais Dance Theater
Merce Cunningham and Dance Co
the Paul Taylor Co
Murray Louis Dance Theater
Students press Betty Ford invitation with telegram drive
Mesa Westwood High School students raise funds to send telegrams urging First Lady Betty Ford to attend a Bicentennial dedication next week. Leader Jack Hurlbut says the effort follows a Mesa woman's remarks against her visit, calling the comments unfair.
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Gan
Mesa
Colorado Economist Wins 1976 Seidman Award
Kenneth Boulding of the University of Colorado is named the 1976 Frank E. Seidman Distinguished Award in Political Economy winner for 10,000 dollars. He will receive the prize April 29 at Memphis State University. Boulding directs Colorado’s Institute of Behavioral Science program on general social and economic dynamics. Previous winners include Galliot Meddal and John Kenneth Galbraith.
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Memphis
Kenneth Boulding
University of Colorado
Frank E. Seidman
Boulding
Memphis State University
Colorado
Institute of Behavioral Science
Galliot Myedal
John Kenneth Galbraith
Sausalito council picks former bordello owner as mayor
Sally Sanford, 72, was reelected to the Sausalito City Council and is slated to become mayor by council rotation. Once operated a San Francisco bordello, she later ran a restaurant after moving to Sausalito. She first joined the council in 1972.
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Sausalito
Calif
Sally Sanford
Miss Sanford
San Francisco
Wilson Installed as Ninth University of Chicago President
John T. Wilson was inaugurated as the ninth president of the University of Chicago replacing Edward Levi who resigned to become US attorney general. Wilson, 62, had served as acting president and joined the university in 1961 as special assistant to the president and holds a PhD in psychology from Stanford University.
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Dent Wilson
The
University
Stanford University
Ford weighs grain sales to Russia while courting Illinois voters
President Ford, en route to Illinois for two days of farm campaigning, may announce new U S grain sales to the Soviet Union. Washington reports say Agriculture Department could ship up to four million tons of wheat and corn to Moscow to offset last year’s poor harvest. The move would appear at a Springfield farm forum mid afternoon and could win support from farmers angry over the July embargo.
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Ford
Illinois
U.S
Russia
Agriculture Department
Springfield
Ill
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