Hearst must appear in court before Jan trial in kidnapping case
Los Angeles AP reports Patricia Hearst must attend open court to sign a waiver of pretrial appearances before her January 10 trial on charges of kidnapping robbery and assault. Judge William Rizzi reduced bail to 250000 and ordered rapid filing of motions.
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Los Angeles
Patricia Hearst
Superior Court
William Rizzi
Miss Hearst
Rizzi
Inglewood
Albert Johnson
U.S. District Court
William Orrick
San Francisco
Aiken Standard Publisher Notice
Local notice from the Aiken Standard details publication practices established in 1867. It lists office address, mailing box, and ZIP code, notes AP dispatch rights, republication reservations, and no liability for omissions with corrections in the next issue. It cautions about advance payments and carrier payment limits.
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Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
Aiken
S.C
Associated Press
Baez to Belfast to aid peace effort in Northern Ireland
Joan Baez announces plans to travel from San Francisco to Belfast for two weeks of rallies and marches at the invitation of the Peace People of Ireland a mixed faith nonviolent group. She says the trip aligns with lifelong beliefs and she expects both courage and fear during the mission.
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San Francisco
Joan Baez
Belfast
Northern Ireland
Miss Baez
Peace People of Ireland
Landon Urges Ford to Lead Republicans Four More Years
Alf Landon says President Ford bears responsibility to lead the Republican Party for the next four years and should plan accordingly. He writes Ford near the end of the campaign that Ford fought a good fight and deserved to win based on his record.
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Topeka
Kan
Alf Landon
Ford
Landon
Court Judge Helps Getty Court Judge Harris Named Conservator
In Los Angeles U S District Court Judge George Harris, grandfather to Jean Paul Getty III, was appointed conservator of Getty’s affairs after a 1975 court ruling that Getty III was a spendthrift. The appointment aids managing Getty’s finances.
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Aire J. Paul Getty
Superior Court
Neil Lake
Harris
Getty
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Lake
Alton Myhrvold
Gail Harris Getty
Rome
Martine
Paul
U.S. District Court
George Harris
Jean Paul Getty III
Miss Yoshimura Goes On Trial For Weapons Case
In Oakland California Wendy Yoshimura Hearst’s former underground roommate faces trial on weapons and explosives charges. Testimony to begin next Monday after a jury of seven women and five men is sworn in. Yoshimura, 33, says she is happy with the jury and is free on $25,000 bail following a September 1975 arrest with Miss Hearst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Calif
Wendy Yoshimura
Patricia Hearst
Miss Yoshimura
Miss Hearst
Government Moves to Ban Fluorocarbon Aerosols
The Consumer Product Safety Commission votes 5 to 0 to prepare a ban on fluorocarbon aerosols saying they pose an unreasonable risk. FDA and EPA actions are seen as coordinating steps amid rising ozone depletion concerns linked to Molina and Rowland research.
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Washington
Consumer Product Safety Commission
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
U.S
United States
Commission
Environmental Protection Agency
National Resources Defense Council
EPA
Study confirms IHS sterilizations without consent
A GAO survey found that 3,400 Indian women were sterilized in four IHS regions over four years without proper consent. The study notes many were told the operation was mandatory, and 36 women under 21 were sterilized despite a moratorium.
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Washington
Indian Health Service
General Accounting Office
GAO
IHS
Albuquerque
N.M. Phoenix
Cousteau Declares Atlantis a Myth After Sea Quest
Athens AP reports Jacques Cousteau ends a 13 month voyage in the Aegean with no Atlantis discovery. He says Plato imagined Atlantis as a perfect civilization and notes thousands of ancient artifacts and several ships dating to around 3000 B C were found, but no city.
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Athens
Aegean
Jacques Cousteau
Atlantis
Plato
Plato Cousteau
License Offices To Remain Open In South Carolina
The South Carolina Highway Department will keep 52 licensing offices open until 6 p.m. daily through November 30 to aid vehicle registration. The extra hour helps motorists obtain Form 406 showing taxes paid. Offices will be closed on Thanksgiving.
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Columbia
State Highway Department
South Carolina
USC Aiken Students Named to Who's Who List
Nineteen USC Aiken students across Aiken Jackson Trenton Belvedere North Augusta Beech Island and Batesburg have been chosen for Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges for their academic athletic and organizational achievements.
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USC Aiken
Don M. Alexander
Kathy Baughman
Dianne Clark
Jonathan Collins
Karen Cresswell
Stephen Gossett
Brenda Harman
Sheila Jett
Margaret Kiger
Amy Lamprey
Cynthia Marie Law
Less
John Osteen
Shirley Purcell
William G. Rhoden
James Seaquist
Anthony A. Tan
Karen Thompson
Mildred Carden Williams
Larry Wood
Aiken
Jackson
Trenton
Belvedere
North Augusta
Beech Island
Batesburg
Nationwide Weather Forecast Shapes Snow and Warm Trend
Snow is forecast today in the Dakotas and Minnesota with flurries in the Northeast. Rain is expected in the Northwest and western Gulf as a warm spell nears the Rockies and Plains, though most of the nation stays colder.
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Dakotas
Minnesota
Northwest
Gulf
Rockies
Plains
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Randolph Hearst
Ritzi
Atty Sam Mayerson
Hearst
Nob Hill
Hearsts
University of California
Mario J. Molina
Frank S. Rowland
National Academy of Sciences
J.B. White & Co
Estee
Moxe
Litem
Tog HM Mitchell Shopping Center
Usc-Aiken
National Weather Service
NOAA
Dept. of Comm
Estee Lauder
Oni
Estee Auder
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