Kissinger accuses Reagan of peace policy politics
Kissinger says Reagan and other candidates muddle world peace by turning foreign policy into partisan sloganeering. He criticizes leaks of the House intelligence committee report as McCarthyite and vows to resign only if U.S. interests demand it. Speaker Albert weighs Ford’s leak-tracking offer with cautious response.
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Hearst Ex-Fiance To Describe Kidnapping Night
Patricia Hearst faces a key moment as her ex-fiance Steven Weed is called to describe the Berkeley apartment beating after the Symbionese Liberation Army abducted Hearst on Feb. 4, 1974. Prosecutors rest their case, Bailey plans a tour of Hearst’s confinement sites and the bank robbery scene.
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Bombing hits Hearst Castle guest house near San Simeon
Patricia Hearst's parents condemn "maniacs" after a $1 million plus blast at Casa del Sol, part of the Hearst Castle estate. No arrests or suspects named as the FBI probes possible NWLF claims. Visitors evacuated. Randolph Hearst and officials lament the attack amid Patty Hearst's San Francisco bank robbery trial.
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Reagan to release more financial information
Reagan says he will add details to his finances after Ford reports his family net worth at 323,489. Public records show Reagan as a millionaire with three California properties valued at 2,363,000. A source close to Reagan indicated no change in his financial position since February 1975.
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Finances Of 1975 Political Figures Reported
The San Francisco Examiner estimated Rea gan's 1975 earnings at 700000 from lectures radio show and columns. Common Cause released financial data on nine Democratic candidates noting Milton A. Shapp at 2.8 million assets. Sargent Shriver reported 135000 total assets as of August 31 1975 with no data on Eunice Kennedy. Ford's decade long state ment shows net worth of 323489 with 1200 in liabilities. Wallace lists income from royalties over 10000 and a home valued 50000 to 250000 with debts to banks between 25000 and 50000. Carter and wife assets as of 1974 year end total 588698 including peanut farm.
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Pot Seen Safer Than Tobacco and Alcohol for Teens
Washington AP Dr Robert L DuPont of the National Institute on Drug Abuse says many teens try marijuana and it is safer than cigarettes or alcohol though not risk free. He notes most youths 18 to 25 have tried it and urges cautious, minimal use if continued. He favors a $25 fine for simple possession.
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ConRail may require $176 million more after purchase failure
The failure of two railroads to buy 2000 miles of track may force taxpayers to fund an additional $176 million for ConRail. The U S Rail Association said the 2000 miles planned for sale to Chessie System and Southern Railway will join ConRail instead, expanding its network to over 17000 miles.
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Valentines Day wishes and a ConRail overview in one piece
Readers send Valentine wishes in a special Happy Ads note while USRA discusses ConRail’s funding, route changes, and property sales. The plan includes 2000 miles of track, subsidies, and a path toward profitability with projections of losses in 1976 and gains by 1979.
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Rail merger plans dropped save jobs in Meigs County
Chessie System and Southern Railroad abandoned their bid to buy 2000 miles of rail lines including the Penn Central section between Corning and Point Pleasant. The move leaves Conrail to handle the area, which locals hope could preserve the 200 jobs and $2 million payroll tied to the Corning-Point Pleasant segment.
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Athens County Couple Slain at Home on Vore Ridge Road
Sheriff officials say Conrad L. Collins and wife Ellen were shot to death in their Waterloo Township home on Vore Ridge Road. Deputies, the coroner and the prosecutor responded at noon as investigators questioned their son Bill and sealed off the area from reporters.
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Ohio University Faculty Reject Bargaining Question
Faculty at Ohio University vote against a collective bargaining question by 53 percent with about 93 percent turnout on the Athens campus and four branches. The piece notes related pages on budget cuts and other campus items.
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Athens
Unnecessary Abortions Prompt Ban Fallout
A short lived 1973 spray adhesive ban frightened women into unnecessary abortions with at least eight known to be linked to the policy. The report notes the ban’s six month duration and its health impact.
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Womens
PUCO leader urges probe of purchased gas adjustment
Columbus Ohio AP. Ohio Public Utilities Commissioner David C Sweet calls for a full investigation of the purchased gas adjustment used by Ohio gas utilities and proposes a commission rule to monitor PGA as closely as fuel adjustment charges for electric utilities.
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IRA strikes across Northern Ireland after hunger striker dies
In Belfast a coordinated campaign of arson bombing and shooting by the I R A and supporters swept Northern Ireland after the death of Frank Stagg in Wakefield Jail. Police logged about 100 incidents on Thursday night, with two dead and 13 injured as Stagg's body was prepared for burial in the Irish Republic.
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