Moore used as informant days before Ford shooting
Sara Jane Moore, later charged in President Ford's assassination attempt, continued informing federal and local police about firearms and other matters in the 48 hours before she fired a shot. Authorities trimmed custody but monitored her actions as the plot unfolded.
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Sara Jane
Tim Reiterman
Evans Witt
Associated Press
SAN Francisco
Ford
Sara Jane Moore
FBI
John F. Kennedy
St. Francis
Mrs. Moore
Jack O'Shea
O'Shea
Cials
Hewitt
San Diego
Attorney Says Moore Memory Cloudy After Ford Shooting
Sara Moore, ordered to undergo sanity tests, has a cloudy memory of the assassination attempt on President Ford. A U.S. magistrate sent her to San Diego for psychiatric testing with results due by Nov. 18.
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San Francisco
Sara. Moore
Ford
U.S
Owen Woodruff
San Diego
Metropolitan
Congress Probes Secret Service After Ford Attacks
Congress moves to investigate the Secret Service amid two assassination attempts on President Ford. A Senate panel will question the director about protection procedures as the agency drafts new measures. Sara Jane Moore had been flagged but not surveilled before her gunfire. The probe follows President Ford’s Chicago trip planned for next Tuesday.
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Washington
Ford
Congress
Secret Service
San Francisco
Senate
Congressional
Presidential
Philip Buden
Chicago
Sara Jane Moore
Kenneth Lynch
Appropriations Subcommittee
Treasury, Postal Service
General Government
H. Stuart Knight
Joseph M. Montoya
D-N.m
Moore
American Psychiatric Association
Judd Marmor
Ohio Civil Rights Commission to lay off 33 workers
The Ohio Civil Rights Commission will furlough 33 of its 184 employees due to funding shortfalls. Notices were mailed, with layoffs effective October 25. The cut reduces services by about 20 percent after the agency sought 6.5 million but received 4.7 million, plus a further 294 thousand in Gov Rhodes’ spending cut.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Civil Rights Commission
Francis Smith
Commission
Court Upholds School Ruling in Desegregation Case
The 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals reaffirmed its 1966 ruling in Tina Deal, stating the Cincinnati school system operates under a neighborhood plan and racial composition mirrors community demographics. Ohio welfare should be state administered, saving about 10 million annually, with 1,000 positions phased out.
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Cincinnati, Ohio
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Tina Deal
Mona Bronson
U.S. District Court
Deal
Cincinnati
Columbus
Ohio
Governor's Council For Cost Control
Explosion Damages New Sheraton Inn Construction Newark
An early morning explosion in downtown Newark, likely a bomb, damaged the new Sheraton Motor Inn under construction at 12 10 a m. The blast shattered windows in a post office and nearby homes and was heard up to four miles away. No injuries reported. Motel owners had received threatening calls about the project and others under construction.
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Newark
Ohio
Sheraton
Weather Outlook Cloudy and Windy With Light Drizzle
A cloudy windy day with cool temperatures and occasional light rain or drizzle. Local heavy rain possible. highs near 60. Details on Page 20.
Nixon Mail Opened by CIA in Surveillance Program
Senate Intelligence Committee chair Frank Church revealed that the CIA regularly opened and read mail of former President Richard Nixon and other prominent figures including Sen. Edward Kennedy and Martin Luther King Jr. The list also named Hubert Humphrey, Bella Abzug, Arthur Burns, and institutions such as Harvard and the Ford and Rockefeller Foundations.
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Washington
Central Intelligence Agency
Richard M. Nixon
Edward M. Kennedy
Senate Intelligence Committee
Frank Church
D-Idaho
Nixon
CIA
Huston
Church
Democrats weighing next move in six bills decision
In Columbus Ohio the 10th District Court of Appeals upheld the Franklin County Common Pleas ruling that six bills enacted by Democrats are invalid. Democrats may appeal to the Ohio Supreme Court after conferring with their clients, as they pursue a sound case amid Republican judges and political dispute over lieutenant governor signature.
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Columbus
Ohio
10Th District Court of Appeals
Franklin County Common Pleas Court
Ohio Supreme Court
Peter Kinder
William J. Brown
Appeals Court Common Pleas
Frederick T. Williams
John J. Gilligan
GOP
John W. Brown
Senate
Michael J. Maloney
R- 7
Cincinnati
Maloney
Kinder
Hearst affidavit challenges brainwashed defense in court
Patric ia Hearst swears she lied under duress about joining the SLA and rebirth as Tania. She describes torture and captivity, claims insanity under threat, and seeks bond with a psychiatric exam ordered by Judge Oliver J Carter.
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San Francisco
Patricia Hearst
Tania
Miss Hearst
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Frederick Aalberg
Messenger
Dan J
Amesville
Dems
Robert E. Holmes
Archer Reilly
John W. McCormac
William Brownfield
Patty
Oliver J. Carter
James L. Browning Jr
SLA
Los Angeles
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