Hearst Search Mouse to Hollywood Raid Sparks False Alarm
Predawn raid on a Hollywood home by 50 to 60 police aiming to find Patricia Hearst and SLA fugitive Emily Harris startled two women in pajama tops who matched no confirmed descriptions. Police said the tip was anonymous and the women had no connection to the SLA. Meanwhile Hearst’s parents in San Francisco denounced police remarks labeling her armed and dangerous and urged an end to prejudicial statements, as agents continue the nationwide search.
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Los Angeles
Patricia Hearst
Hollywood
Miss Hearst
Symbionese Liberation Army
Emily Harris
Gene Ingram
SLA
Harris
William
San Francisco
Cecil Poole
U.S
Randolph
Catherine Hearst
Patricia
Los Angles
Poole
Hearsts
Senate Vote Delayed on Lawsuit Measure in Ohio
In Columbus Ohio the Senate postponed a vote on a bill to strip the state's immunity from lawsuits after only 20 of 33 members were present. The measure would create a new Court of Claims to replace the Sundry Claims Board. The House also concurred in amendments to a lottery ticket sales bill for bars and taverns. The Senate approved creating a municipal court in Auglaize County and allow ambulance service contracts, while rejecting a proposal to tax recreation lands on use value.
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Columbus
Ohio
Senate
Robert J. Corts
Elyria
Court of Claims
Sundry Claims Board
Claims Board
House
Charles L. Fry
Springfield
Ohio Lottery Commission
Auglaize County
Justices of the Peace
Conference Committee
Many Won't Get Disaster Aid in Midwest Tornado Fallout
In the first week of April tornadoes across 10 states trigger a federal disaster grants program. An FDAA official projects only about 100 to 500 of 6,077 Ohio households seeking aid will qualify for grants up to 500 dollars, highlighting restrictive eligibility.
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Dayton
Ohio
Dayton Daily News
Federal Disaster Assistance Administration
Washington
FDAA
Springfield man sentenced to die for store owner murder
Roger L. Strodes, 26, of Springfield, Ohio, was sentenced to death by electric chair on September 27 for the January 8 robbery and murder of Dwight E. Baker, owner of a Sundry goods store.
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Springfield, Ohio
Springfield
Dwight E. Baker
Roger L. Strodes
Turnpike Gas Stations Open 24 Hours This Weekend
OR BEREA Ohio AP Motorists will have no trouble getting gasoline on the Ohio Turnpike this holiday weekend as turnpike service stations will operate 24 hours and will not limit sales, according to Executive Director Allan V Johnson.
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Turnpike
Berea
Ohio
Ohio Turnpike Commission
Allan V. Johnson
Funeral Held For DeFreeze In Cleveland
Donald DeFreeze was buried in Cleveland with African drums as about 1,000 mourners gathered for prayers led by a Baptist minister and an orthodox Muslim. Police in Los Angeles said the SLA general likely killed himself before a shootout at the house where he died.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Donald DeFreeze
Los Angeles
Weather outlook for tonight and Saturday
Partly cloudy and cooler tonight with lows in the upper 40s. Saturday will be sunny with highs ranging from 65 to 70. Details on Page 2.
Marsh Victor Over King in Ohio AFL CIO Leadership
Carpenters Union leader Milan Marsh of Youngstown won the Ohio AFL CIO presidency, ending Frank W. King’s 10 year tenure. Marsh’s ticket 3 014 to 1 801 won, with Warren J. Smith’s slate securing 34 vice presidential posts. Marsh called for unity as King’s influence wanes.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Carpenters Union
Milan Marsh
Youngstown
Ohio Aflcio
Frank W. King
Marsh
Warren J. Smith
King
Smith
Ohio Senate
Senate
Aflcio
King and Smith
Carpenters’ Union State Organization
Carpenters’ District Council
Carpenters’ Local
Boston Beans Move Ends City Era for Baked Beans
The Friend Brothers bean factory in Boston, producing Boston baked beans since 1928, is moving to Portland, Maine, after its sale to William Underwood Co. The news shocks longtime worker Ken Spaulding who started in 1930 and would retire locally.
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Boston
Friend Brothers
Portland
Maine
Friend
William Underwood Co
Ken Spaulding
Malden
Beans and Friend's
Spaulding
Lawyers Say Transcripts Unsatisfactory in Impeachment Inquiry
The House Judiciary Committee's top lawyers say White House edited transcripts are unreliable for impeachment evidence. They urge obtaining the full tapes, noting errors omissions and deletions in 46 Nixon conversations released April 30.
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Washington
House Judiciary Committee
White House
Nixon
U.S
Gerhard Gesell
Ellsberg
U.S. Court of Appeals
Senate Watergate Committee
Atty
William B. Saxbe
Senate Judiciary Committee
Leon Jaworski
Saxbe
James O. Eastland
D-Miss
Jaworski
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Treasury
William E. Simon
House
Doar
Committee
Peter W. Rodine Jr
John W. Dean III
Jenner
Rodino
Kissinger Proposes Bridge Plan in Golan Crisis
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger says he will present a compromise proposal to break the Syrian Israeli deadlock over troop limits on the Golan front. As he spoke, heavy fighting raged with Israeli and Syrian jets and artillery exchanging fire. Peres calls it a bridging idea, aiming to address both sides’ sensitivities.
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Shimon Peres
Kissinger
Famed Bandleader Duke Ellington Dies at 75
Duke Ellington, famed jazz bandleader and composer, died at 3 10 a m in Columbia Presbyterian Hospital after pneumonia. He had been hospitalized for months for a respiratory infection, and missed his 75th birthday celebrations in New York last month. Ellington wrote over 1000 works and received the French Legion of Honor, with Nixon once calling him a hero.
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New York
Duke Ellington
Columbia Presbyterian Hospital
Ellington
Washington
Julie Nixon Eisenhower
Duke of Ellington
Nixon
Edward Kennedy
Lington
Duke
White House
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110 Marching Men of Ohio
Park Place
Dan Dry
Ronald P. Socciarelli
Sowles
Hearst
FBI
DeFreeze
Messenger
University’s Memorial Auditorium
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