Special Hearing Set Over Hearst Trial Date Delay
San Francisco AP judge calls a special hearing to decide delaying Patricia Hearst bank robbery trial beyond Dec 15. The move follows Sara Jane Moore case ruling on psychiatric testing time under the Speedy Trial Act and potential mid February start. Prosecutors plan to have over 50 witnesses ready for a mid December trial.
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San Francisco
Patricia Hearst
Miss Hearst
Sara Jane Moore
Ford
Albert Johnson
U.S. District Court
Oliver J. Carter
Hearst
9Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Miss Moore
Johnson
Carter
Circuit Court
Long Beach
Calif
San Mateo County
U.S
James L. Browning
U S Seeks Global Amnesty for Political Prisoners
United States at the United Nations calls for unconditional amnesty for all political prisoners worldwide. Moynihan argues many sponsor nations also hold political prisoners, cites Freedom House survey listing Algeria and 28 others. A separate notice from Pomeroy announces a square dance event at Royal Oak Park with Chad Johnson as caller.
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United Nations, N.Y
United States
Chile
South Africa
U.S
Daniel P. Moynihan
United Nations
Moynihan
General Assembly
Israel
Freedom House
Pomeroy — the
Shade River
Bells and Beans
Royal Oak Park
Chad Johnson
IRA Bombing Leaves Dead in London West End
The IRA carried out a fifth bomb attack in three weeks killing one and wounding 15, including Americans James and Louise Howard of Georgia. The blast at Scott’s restaurant on Mount Street caused a fire as bystanders fled. Police labeled it part of an intensified campaign targeting West End eateries.
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London
West End
Scotland Yard
Irish Republican Army
Scott's
Mount Street
Hyde Park
James Howard
Louise
Georgia
Howard
Silvio Varviso
Stuttgart Opera House
Varviso
New York
Metropolitan Opera
San Francisco Opera
Tahar
Comdr
Roy Habershon
Mayfair
James Dowsdall
Evanston
Ill
Vivienne
IRA
Northern Ireland
Caroline Kennedy
Edward Heath
Division President Is Speaker at AAUW Meeting
Miss Shirley Campbell division president was guest speaker for the Point Pleasant AAUW gathering. She highlighted information interest interaction and involvement to grow membership under the topic The I s Have It. Mrs Evelyn Gammon president led a brief business session thanking helpers of the October art and music exhibit and noting the Bicentennial scholarship fund.
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Point Pleasant
Shirley Campbell
American Association of University Women
Campbell
Evelyn Gammon
Ford May Soften on NYC Aid
Washington sources indicate House leaders from both parties are shaping a bipartisan bill to aid New York City amid talks that President Ford may soften his opposition. Gov. Hugh Carey pressed the legislature for a session to consider tax increases and debt restructuring as the city seeks to avoid default.
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Washington
House
New York City
Ford
New York
Hugh Carey
House Banking Committee
Henry S. Reuss
D-Wis
John J. Rhodes
Arizona
Lowell Weicker
Rconn
Senate
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Church Council Opposes Homosexuality Abortion and Euthanasia
The Orthodox Church in America, in its fourth All-American convention in Cleveland, rejected homo sexuality abortion euthanasia and sex outside marriage as sinful. The 13 bishops and 400 delegates urged true liberation through spiritual values.
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Cleveland
Council of the Orthodox Church In America
Church Council
Orthodox Church In
America
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U. S
Miss Fromme
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Algeria
Bulgaria
Cuba
Cyprus
Dahomey
East Germany
Equatorial Guinea
Ghana
Guinea
Haiti
Guinea- Bissau
Guyana
Hungary
Jordan
Libya
Mali
Mauritania
Mongolia
Nepal
Peru
Poland
Romania
Senegal
Somalia
Sudan
Syria
Tanzania
Yugoslavia
South Yemen
Soviet Union
Miss Campbell
Morgantown
The
AAUW
Nyc
Senate Judiciary Committee
Carey
Bowman ’S Department Store
Chauncey, Ohio
Saxony
Style Perfect
Lastia
Sherwin-Williams
Sherwin-Williams Company
Sherwin- Williams Company
Verwin- Williams
Athens, Ohio
N. Court St
Ve. Whala
SHOE
South
Athens
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