Hearst Returns to Prison to Serve Seven Year Term
Patricia Hearst begins a seven year sentence for bank robbery returning to a Pleasanton federal prison after 18 months free on bail. She surrendered with four sisters a priest and a bodyguard just before the court deadline. With credit for time served she may seek parole in 14 months and was described as extremely low in spirits by her family.
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San Francisco
Patricia Hearst
Miss Hearst
Pleasanton
Randolph
Catherine Hearst
Disciplinary hearing set for Fitzsimmons over Teamsters charges
Washington AP Fitzsimmons faces a special five member disciplinary panel to answer charges including nepotism lavish spending of union dues and allowing organized crime influence. The closed hearing could lead to dismissal or removal from office with fines. Dissidents say a whitewash is likely and name Local 641 Jersey City and Local 992 Hagerstown as plaintiffs.
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Washington
Teamsters
Frank E. Fitzsimmons
Fitzsimmons
Allen Biggs
Robert Windrem
Professional Drivers Council
PRDC
Peter Vitrano
Jersey City
N.J
William Berryhill
Hagerstown
Carter shifts wheat price up to 3.40 a bushel
President Carter announces use of emergency farm bill to lift the 1978 wheat target price from 3.00 to 3.40 per bushel, a 40 cent rise aimed at compensating idle cropland costs and boosting grower income by about 600 million dollars this season.
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Washington
Carter
Bob Bergland
Europe
Carol Tucker Foreman
Missing in fiery Jellico hotel disaster
A downtown Jellico Tennessee fire destroyed the three story Jenkins Hotel and damaged an auto parts store and a Trailways bus station. Officials reported as many as 11 people unaccounted for, including elderly retirees. Fire crews carried residents down ladders from hotel windows.
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Jellico, Tenn
Tennessee
Jenkins
Jellico Fire Department
Arnold Overton
Trailways
Jackie Kennedy Onassis Tours Israel and Dedicates Diaspora Museum
In Tel Aviv Jackie Kennedy Onassis toured Caesarea ruins and the Mediterranean coast drawing many photographers. She joined President Ephraim Katzir and Jewish leaders to dedicate the Museum of the Jewish Diaspora at Tel Aviv University, tracing 2500 years of Jewish life.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Jackie Kennedy Onassis
Caeseria
Rubin Fined for London Pot Charge
Jerry Rubin, former Yippie leader now an author in New York, was fined 45.50 pounds in a London magistrates court after pleading guilty to smuggling 5.9 grams of marijuana. Police valued the marijuana at about 11 dollars. Rubin, 40, was released from Brixton after a brief detention while in London to appear on a TV program.
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London
Jerry Rubin
Rubin
Britain
New Yor
Heathrow Airport
Brixton Prison
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Tareyton
Winston
Kre
Jackie Onassis
Jaggers
Bianca Jagger
Rolling Stones
Mick Jagger
Pat Nixon
Long Beach
Calif
Long Beach Memorial Hospital
Susan Pescar
USA
FTC
Kent Golden Lights
Kings
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