Judge revokes bail in Hearst case in Sacramento
Patricia Hearst remains jailed after a federal court revoked her $500 000 bail on a bank robbery charge and held her without bail. FBI fingerprints linked Hearst to a Pennsylvania farmhouse where two SLA members were captured. Judge Oliver J. Carter set Tuesday for further bail hearings.
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Army admits three die in chemical work incident
The Army acknowledges three civilian employees a microbiologist an electrician and an animal caretaker died from diseases contracted while working at the Biological War facility in Washington AP reports.
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Teachers press for contract terms in Austin session
About 250 Austin teachers attended an Austin Education Assn session at Austin High School. AEA leaders urged fact checking on the budget and mediation ahead of a potential strike vote while stressing no immediate plans to strike. The proposed two year contract calls for 17 percent total increases with nine and a half percent first year and eight percent second year.
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Missile sale back on track amid policy dispute
The sale of 14 Hawk missiles to Jordan resumes after a U S dispute over placing weapons under any binational command without written consent. State Department and Capitol Hill officials cite Ford Kissinger assurances that limits remain and Jordan agrees to non mobile, defensive placement near Amman to ease opposition.
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Ford says GOP in revival with five point campaign plan
President Ford, in Oklahoma City, declares a revival of optimism in the GOP and outlines five principles he says Americans broadly support. He promotes free enterprise, fiscal restraint, strong national defense, local control, and more individual freedom while touring the Oklahoma State Fair and addressing 35,000 wheat producers. He also expresses optimism for a five year U.S. Soviet grain agreement and presides at Pepperdine University in Malibu.
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U S to press long range grain deal with Soviet Union
Washington reports the top economic official will return to the Soviet Union within a week to finalize terms for a long range agreement obligating Moscow to buy at least five million tons of U.S. grain annually while also pursuing talks on a separate oil deal covering about five percent of U.S. needs.
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Presley traffic citations dismissed in Memphis court
Elvis Presley had traffic citations dismissed in City Court Memphis after officials could not determine if he was driving a car or a motorcycle at the time of the alleged offenses.
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Schedule of Pages for VS-2 Area Editorial Sports Society
Page plan shows editorial content on Area section pages VS-2 with sports society features and comic and classified listings noted for pages 4 6 12 13. Readers are guided to editorial page 4 for features and sports insights, society notices, comics, and classifieds scheduling.
Rummage Sale Ad Promises Cheap Items Nationwide
Advertisement urges readers to place low cost ads in Herald classifieds for best results. Covers garage sale items including furniture clothing lamps and antiques with hours 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. and a replacement call number 433-8851.
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