End of Hearst Fugitive Journey in Farmhouse Clues
After nineteen months on the run Patricia Hearst and three SLA members are captured following a fingerprint clue linked to Wendy Yoshimura. FBI traced leads through Yoshimura’s associates to the California hideouts, ending the nation’s largest manhunt for the kidnapped heiress.
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San Francisco
Patricia Hearst
Miss Hearst
Symbionese Liberation Army
Wendy Yoshimura
Miss Yoshimura
Berkeley
New Canaan
SLA
Wendy
Patty
FBI
Clarence Kelley
Associated Press
Kansas City
William Brandt
Kathy Soliah
Angela Atwood
Stephen Soliah
Miss Soliah
Jack Scott
Micki
Oakland-Berkeley
Scotts
Brandt
Soledad
Scott
University of California
Pipe Bombs Tied To Attack Attempt
Four bombs found at the Harris apartment matched a pipe bomb found under a patrol car near the Mission District police station on Aug. 8 and were described as identical by police sources. Authorities searched Hearst associates and SLA hideouts for explosives and firearms as bail hearings proceeded for Patty Hearst and related suspects.
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Patricia Hearst
San Francisco Examiner
Bill
Emily Harris
Mission District
Examiner
San Francisco Chronicle
FBI
Charles Bates
Miss Hearst
Wendy Yoshimura
Harrises
Gary Kern
Ohio homestead tax exemption deadline looms
Monday is the 1974 homestead tax exemption deadline in Ohio. Eligibility requires home ownership on Jan 1 1974 age 65 by Dec 31 1974 and total income below 10000 in 1973. Officials warn many residents may be unaware of the approaching cutoff.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Ford vows to oppose bills curbing private gifts to colleges
President Ford defends private charitable giving to independent colleges in Malibu at Pepperdine as he backs private funds for public good. He warns against proposals limiting charitable tax deductions and asset valuations while touring California venues including Pepperdine Firestone Field House dedication and Stanford Law School.
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Malibu
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Firestone Field House
Pepperdine University
Congress
Oklahoma
Los Angeles
Torial
Los Angeles Times
Monterey
Leonard Firestone
U. S
Belgium
Betty
Firestone
Pepperdine
Palo Alto
Stanford University Law School
Anaheim
National Association of Underwriters
Dayton Slayings Probe Ties Ex-patient to Seven Shootings
Dayton police investigate possible link between ex mental patient Neal Long and seven shotgun killings of black residents since 1972. Long, 48, was arraigned after fatally shooting Dr. Charles Glatt, 47, an OSU desegregation planner. Federal murder charge noted.
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Dayton
Ohio
Neal Bradley Long
Charles Glatt
Ohio State University
Long
FBI
Tyree Broomfield
Dayton Police Department
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Alameda County
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Montgomery County
Johena
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