Baltey urges insanity plea for Hearst case report
Famed defense attorney F Lee Bailey advised Patricia Hearst to plead insanity in the federal robbery case, arguing diminished capacity. He compared Hearst to Sirhan Sirhan and cited California law, saying a jury of peers and a fair trial in San Francisco are likely, while noting distrust over a taped conversation influencing the case.
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Califtornia
Peddant
Bailey
Dora Nery
San Franciso
Speec Il Rea
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Aliea
Harris
Susanne Law
Steve Brouty
Angelo
el Teroarate
San Francisco
Ala
Afhdavit
Fremont chase ends with arrest after 113 mph run
A Hayward woman led Fremont police on a high speed chase reaching 113 mph Sunday before being arrested for burglary and petty theft involving about 150 dollars in groceries from two market stores. Police say a month old boy was found in the back seat. she faced multiple charges.
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Fremont
Hayward
Henry Beltran
Alvarado-Niles
Nimitz
California Highway Patrol
Bearkane Union
Cy Hee
Gaelenaits
Beltran
Elfram
Hiue
IRS chief tied to probe over unpaid duties
Chicago Sun-Times reports Alexander, then head of the IRS, was named in a Customs Service probe alleging Procter & Gamble failed to notify duties on imported toys from Japan. The paper says investigators found false statements and a conspiracy to defraud the government, implicating Alexander and company officials.
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Chicago
UPI
Chicago Sun-Times
Bundy
U.S. Customs Service
Cranalest
Coe
Crian
Procter & Gamble Co
Alexander
Procter & Gamble
IRS
Customs Service
Japan
Sun-Times
Company
Klan ties to FBI cited as intelligence overreach
Washington report says five Ku Klux Klan members were paid by the FBI. Senator Schweiker calls the case a dramatic example of unchecked intelligence spending. The piece notes annual intelligence costs run into billions and questions Congress and public awareness.
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Washington
UPI
Richard 5
Schweiker
Renn
Alte Ang
Ku Klux Klan
FBI
Sethgeldes
Te Beate Block Exereie
Congress
Milk shortage danger grows in Washington report
UPI reports a milk shortage crisis with 4 shortage cases and rising consumer risk unless Agriculture Secretary Earl Butz raises dairy price supports by about 12 cents a gallon. Tony Dechant of the National Farmers Union urged action, citing production at about 115 billion pounds the lowest since 1952 and demand linked to unemployment.
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Washington
UPI
United States
Earl Butz
Tony Dechant
National Farmers Union
Butz
Pike faults intelligence red tape and seeks access
Washington and Dayton items report House Select Committee chair Otis Pike criticizing the intelligence community for excessive red tape and warning of no advance attack warning. He blames Secretary of State Schultzinger for the impasse over documents and testimony. The panel meets Monday to decide if it will press for classified materials. A recovered 1969 Buick linked to a Dayton kidnapping case is found in Columbus.
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Washington
UPI
Otis G. Pike
DNY
House Select Committee On Intelli
United States
Pike
Henry A. Tussinger
House
Dayton, Ohio
Dayton
Lester Empff
Columbus
FHA
Mma Taylor
Willis Leroy
Police link SLA to bank robberies as Hearst case unfolds
Police sources say connections emerged between the Symbionese Liberation Army and associates after Miss Hearst and two others registered for classes using forged or borrowed college cards. A $15,000 Carmichael bank robbery is noted, with FBI involvement and a city college dean’s interview.
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Teara Reget
Miss Hearst
Noc Wiltian
Lly Harris
Yes
Carmichael
I Winch & Cy Tander Wee
Sue Hendricks
Richard Gillies
FBI
City College
Glankler School entry wins Pathfinder honors
Glankler School for the Orthopedic rally Handicap captured the Pathfinder prize at Seagate Leandro festival. The U.S. Army and U.S. Navy booths placed second and third with no heritage theme. A Pathfinder grand prize color portrait was unveiled as fireworks lit the 9 pm celebration.
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Glankler
Pathfinder
Fremont— Glankler School
Ieyrsgrebergs Val Park
Die Heme
U5. Army
U.S. Navy
Valerie Bishop
Seefeldt
Indian land dispute settlement in Wendover Utah
Goshute Indians voted 964 yes to accept a multimillion federal settlement over a 10 year old land dispute involving about five million acres in Utah and Nevada. Funds, possibly about 24 dollars per member, will finance housing authority and businesses. leaders stress not for lavish personal spending.
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Wendover, Utah
UPI
United States
Utah
Nevada
Eka
Robert Steele
Steele
Sah
Washington
Roof rats raise concerns in neighborhood cleanup
Residents report growing worry over roof rats seen in yards and attics. Health advice urges inspection of vents and screens, securing entry points, and immediate actions to prevent access to utilities. Experts note rats forage mainly after sundown and can spread disease if unchecked.
Sadat says U S technicians aided Israel in 1973 war
Egyptian President Anwar Sadat told parliament that U S technicians helped Israel win the 1973 war and criticized Soviet pressure. He spoke amid the fifth anniversary observances of Nasser’s death, warning of U S and Israeli dominance and alleging Soviet backing of Syria against Egypt.
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UPD
Amear Sedat
Israel
Sadat
Arab Socialist Union
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Ba'ath
America
West
Soviet Union
Naseer
Toa
Syria
Egypt
Fier
Sada
Bandits hold seven hostages in London restaurant siege
In London a raid on a fashionable restaurant left seven captives. Police, including more than 100 officers, surrounded the scene as negotiations stalled. Authorities rejected bargaining and awaited further contact from the assailants, believed West Indian, who seized eight hostages and released one.
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London
UPL
Seord
Reed
Scotland Yard
Roy Jenkins
Metro Fitan
Robert Mirkle
Pale
Jeffrey Wilson
Sunrey
Alfredo Chilsely
Reform-minded fund rules traced from slush to services
Washington reports how private donations to members of Congress have been labeled from slush fund to newsletter fund to constituent services fund, with reforms pressured by the Federal Election Commission and political spending limits, noting historic episodes involving Nixon and Eisenhower and a ban on union contributions.
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UPL
Slush Fund
Constituent Services Fund
Congress
Federal Election Commission
Commission
House
Richard Nixon
Dwight Eisenhower
Nixon
Cece
Am Commission
Pew
Ihe
Commisson
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