SLA survivors dispute Foster Hearst drug of war mistakes
Four SLA survivors Bill Harris Emily Harris Fussell Little and Joseph Remiro tell New Times they view the killings of Marcus Foster and Patricia Hearst kidnapping as missteps. They recount arrests, trials and the SLA leadership’s failures while noting Hearst’s joining the group was a grave error and the need to avoid sensational future acts.
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UPI
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Patricia Hearst
SLA
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Fussell Little
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Foster
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Blackburn
Little
Bermiro
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Patricia Soltysk
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Litle
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Mae
Funds released to feed oldsters amid spending pressure
Washington the administration released 37.5 million to states for meals for seniors amid lawsuits over unspent funds. HEW officials warned states to spend quickly by Sept 30 1977 though actual outlays may fall short of the 187.5 million annual appropriation.
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Senate aims to end cash requirement for food stamps
A Senate Agriculture Committee panel debates a reform bill to give stamps without cash payments, tightening eligibility and abuse safeguards. The measure would cut basic ceilings and reduce costs, with estimates varying on total federal savings and impact on needy families. Senators led by Dole and McGovern plan an amendment to eliminate the cash need, allowing about $90 in stamps with no cash for a typical family, sparking cost concerns from opponents.
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Energy use in United States declines for second year
The Interior Department reports U S energy consumption dropped for the second straight year, the first such two year decline since 1946. Total energy use fell about 25 percent from 1974 to 1975, with industry down around 6 percent and households down 2 percent, while electric utilities rose modestly amid a milder winter and conservation efforts. Net fuel imports also fell 4.4 percent, totaling 16.1 percent of national energy use.
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State Economy Union
U.S
William L. Fisher
America
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Bureau
Fisher
United States
Mining Bureau
Gangland shootout probed in Fort Lauderdale case
Police checked New York sources yesterday to identify a third man slain in a gangland style shootout. Officers believe the incident may be linked to a hijacked narcotics shipment.
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Udall Poised To Appeal To New York Democrats
The New York Times editorial said Udall may appeal to New York Democrats in the presidential primary, praising his sense of humor and potential approach to energy conservation and inflation amid the campaign landscape. Separately, Broward County investigators described a fatal Friday shooting at Patrick Truglia’s home, revealing multiple guns and a motive tied to a $50,000 hijacking dispute with Nick Russo.
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New York
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Esterday
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Lavelle
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Trugha
James “Big Jim” Capotorte
Cleveland
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Continental
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Gallen State Reading Lab Offers Back Course in Speed Reading
Gallen State Reading Lab announces a back course in speed reading for qualified residents of Hayward, Fremont, and Livermore areas. Aimed at adults and students, the free orientations cover procedures, methods, and schedules with introductory tuition lower than other courses. Three public orientations with dates in April will be held at Centennial Hall Hayward and venues in Fremont and Livermore, plus discounts for students and industry groups.
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