Hearst accuses psychiatrist of bullying at pretrial hearing
Patricia Hearst testified at a pretrial hearing for her January bank robbery trial, accusing Dr. Harry Kozol of harrowing questions and triggering tears. Defense attorney Al Johnson described Kozol as an FBI interrogator. Kozol planned to continue examination as Hearst recalled Jan 7 jail exam details and alleged taunts about her SLA ties. Steven Soliah, co defendant, posted bail in Sacramento amid related charges from April’s Carmichael bank robbery where a bystander was killed.
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Tim Reiterman
Associated Press
SAN Francisco
Patricia Hearst
Harry Kozol
Boston
Miss Hearst
al Johnson
Kozol
FBI
Johnson
F. Lee Bailey
San Mateo
Symbionese Liberation Army
SLA
Donald
DeFreeze
Hibernia Bank
Trish Tobin
Emily Harris
Steven Soliah
Sacramento
Calif
Amtrak Rail Service Set to Start in Athens May 1
Mayor Donald Barrett announced that Amtrak passenger trains will begin serving Athens on May 1. The service will operate on the east-west route from Washington D C to Kansas City temporarily and will extend to Denver after west track improvements.
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Amtrak
Athens
Donald Barrett
Washington, D. C
Kansas City
Denver
Cheryl Weaver to Join National High School Honors Band
Wahama High School student Cheryl Weaver of the White Falcon Band has been selected for membership in the National High School Honors Band. The announcement appears on page 5.
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Mason
Cheryl Weaver
Weaver
Taylor named director of Southeast Ohio EMS in Wellston
William Taylor of McArthur was named director of the Southeast Ohio Emergency Medical Service during a Wednesday night board meeting in Wellston. The selection was announced at this meeting, signaling leadership for regional EMS operations.
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Wellston
William Taylor
McArthur
Southeast Ohio Emergency Medical Service
Memorial services mark King birth anniversary nationwide
The 47th anniversary of Martin Luther King Jr. is observed with diverse memorial services from Atlanta to Hawaii. Classified pages 12 13, obituaries page 8, weather notes predict light snow tonight and Friday with lows in the mid to upper 20s and a 60 percent chance of precipitation. Details, page 8.
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Martin Luther King
Atlanta
Hawaii
Soviet naval buildup near West Africa raises Angola concern
US intelligence says Russia may boost its naval presence off the West African coast within cruising distance of Angola. Four Russian naval tankers reported may enable a larger force than currently located within days’ cruise.
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Washington
U.S
Soviet Union
West African
Angola
Right-wing Christians push on two Beirut camps amid heavy toll
Beirut battles intensify as right wing Christian forces advance on two Palestinian refugee camps controlling routes to Mt Lebanon. The government cites the heaviest 24 hour toll of the nine month civil war and fears split camps could be overrun if separated, enabling disarmament.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Mt. Lebanon
Vatican Renews Sex Stand and Codes on Homosexuality
The Vatican issued a 6000 word declaration condemning sex outside marriage while distinguishing between transient and insurable homosexuals, urging understanding for the latter and prudence in judging culpability with Pope Paul VI’s approval.
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Vatican City
Vatican
Vatican Statement
Sacred Congregation For the Doctrine of Faith
Paul VI
Cable TV Petition Filed Against Ohio Utility
The National Cable Television Association and Continental Cablevision of Ohio filed a petition with the FCC seeking action against Toledo Edison for alleged abusive monopoly practices in pole access charges. The filing asks the commission to revoke the utility’s industrial radio license.
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Washington
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Ohio
National Cable Television Association
Continental Cablevision of Ohio
Toledo Edison
Resumption of Geneva Peace Talks Urged in Security Council
The fourth day of the Security Council dispute over the Arab Israeli deadlock saw Russia pushing to return the peace initiative to Geneva with a lead role for the Soviets. Ambassador Malik backed Arab demands for Israeli withdrawal and Palestinian rights, opposing a vague Geneva format without the PLO. The PLO pressed for formal recognition of Palestinian national rights, while the U S echoed that Palestinian Arabs’ legitimate interests must be considered in negotiations. France Sweden and Japan warned of U S isolation on broadening council guidelines to include Palestinian rights while supporting the refugee issue.
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United Nations, N.Y
Security Council
Russia
Geneva
Cochairman
United States
Malik
U.S
Palestine Liberation Organization
Israel
PLO
Shafik el- Hout
Council
U.N
State Department
El-Hout
General Assembly
France
Sweden
Japan
Ohio lawmakers keep caucuses closed under open meetings law
Ohio lawmakers settled the question of public access by voting to keep legislative caucuses closed, a move backed by the Democratic majority after legal counsel assurances. Republicans offered similar responses. The session also advanced budget reviews and a property tax reform bill, both postponed for later meetings.
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Columbus, Ohio
Senate
Oliver Ocasek
Akron
Ocasek
House
Vernal G. Riffe Jr
New Boston
Gordon Peltier
Commerce
House Ways and Means Committee
John Reimers
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
Blast in Frisco Injures Two in Downtown Office Blast
A 42 story San Francisco building suffered a night blast injuring two people and causing about 200000 dollars in damage. The explosion reportedly occurred in a restroom ceiling between the Iranian consulate and Stauffer Chemical offices on the 13th and 14th floors. Authorities traced the device to a false ceiling and warned a newspaper 30 minutes prior.
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San Francisco
Stauffer Chemical Co
Mortimer McInerney
Stauffer
McInerney
Embarcadero Plaza
Red Guerrilla
The
San Francisco Chronicle
Third Time Charm Hitchhiker Robberies In Cincinnati
Duanek Hencheck 18 reports picking up three youths on Coleridge Avenue Pleasant Ridge twice in 45 minutes. A knife was used to steal 75 dollars of stereo tapes then cash same night. Hencheck avoided further harm by stopping to talk and agreeing to give a ride.
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Cincinnati
Duanek Hencheck
Hencheck
Coleridge Avenue
Pleasant Ridge
Tribute to Chou En-lai as ashes scattered nationwide
China’s Communist leadership paid final respects to Premier Chou En-lai. Ashes were scattered across rivers and soil as Wang Hung-wen presided over memorials in the Great Hall of the People. Teng Hsiao-ping praised Chou’s leadership while Mao did not attend.
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Tokyo
China
Chou En-lai
Hsinhua
Mao Tse-tung
People’s Republic
Wang Hung-wen
Great Hall of the
Tienanmen Square
Sentencing Set For Sara Jane Moore In Ford Attack
Sara Jane Moore could receive life in prison under a special federal law for attempted presidential assassination Judge Samuel Conti presides in San Francisco Moore pleaded guilty saying she would use force when a government “uses assassination” and cited U S involvement in plots against leaders The case follows Lynette Fromme the first defendant under the same law sentenced to life last month in Sacramento California
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San Francisco
Sara Jane Moore
FBI
Ford
U.S
Samuel Conti
Miss Moore
Congress
John F. Kennedy
Lynette
Squeaky’’ Fromme
Charles Manson
Sacramento
Calif
Morton duties to president probed by FEC
The Federal Election Commission will investigate the White House appointment of Rogers C B Morton as an adviser paid by taxpayers but assigned by President Ford to political duties. Fred Harris filed a complaint seeking full investigation and disclosure. Commissioner remarks and potential staff inquiry follow, with concerns about campaign spending limits and propriety.
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Washington
Federal Election Commission
Rogers C.B. Morton
White House
Ford
Fred Harris
Commission
Morton
FEC
Harris
Thomas Curtis
Curtis
Commerce
Dryer Sold on First Call by Richard Jones
Richard Jones of Route 1 New Marshfield sold his bottle gas dryer to the first caller the first night the advertisement appeared. The item shows the common ad claim that you can find a buyer for almost anything quickly.
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Richard Jones
New Marshfield
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Lancaster
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Select Committee On
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Ebeedee
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Jacob Malik
Caucuses
Cincinatti
Chou
Sara Jane
Conti
Sargent Shriver
Ronald Reagan
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North Carolina
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