Sports radical avoids questions linked to Hearst case
Jack Scott a 33 year old sports world radical who is suspected of aiding Patricia Hearst emerged from hiding in San Francisco saying he did nothing wrong. He refused to answer questions and would not talk to the FBI or a grand jury. He was accompanied by Bill Walton and remained silent on counsel advice. Reports say Hearst and other SLA fugitives stayed at a Pennsylvania farmhouse rented by Scott’s wife Micki. FBI telephone records connect the farmhouse with the case.
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Hikers survive five days lost in Mount Washington blizzard
A young climbing couple was found after five days in a brutal storm on Mount Washington New Hampshire. They survived on minimal rations, exercised daily, and kept busy with word games and songs while awaiting rescue. They credited their rescue success to shelter and delayed helicopter plans due to 40 mph winds.
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Recount in New Hampshire race continues in Senate vote
The UPI report says the Senate Rules Committee has recounted 125 of 426 ballots in New Hampshire’s contested Senate election. Chairman Howard W. Cannon expects to finish counting with possible late-night sessions. tied votes, missing slips on 51 ballots, and 24 set-aside ballots may delay final results and legal arguments. Meanwhile Watergate era bribery testimony resumes as Jacobsen accuses Connally of taking $10,000 in cash to influence milk price supports, with FBI and Federal Reserve officers detailing the cash trail across districts.
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Senate report warns school violence national crisis
Washington report cites Senate survey finding hundreds of thousands of student assaults, 100 murders in 1973, about 70,000 serious assaults on teachers annually, and rings of extortion and drugs in schools. The study covers 757 public elementary and other schools and notes dramatic increases in violence and vandalism.
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New England jobs dip in February amid regional decline
UPI reports New England's nonfarm jobs total fell to 4,664,500 in February, down 38,500 from January and 61,600 from February last year, while service industries added 4,100 positions and state and local governments gained 9,600 public service jobs.
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