Hearst resumes testimony in SLA case tour of hideouts
Patricia Hearst, nearing 22, testifies about her captivity by the Symbionese Liberation Army and visits two hideouts in a defense request. Her lawyers say her testimony could determine the verdict, with security measures amid threats from radical groups and marshals guarding the tours.
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Israelis blame PLO for riots on West Bank
Israeli security sources accuse the Palestine Liberation Organization of instigating two weeks of unrest in West Bank towns. High schoolers in Bethlehem protest with rocks, while Beit Jallah and Beit Sahour see demonstrations in support of the PLO. Disruptions also occur in Muslim districts as authorities seek calm. PLO involvement is deemed unlikely to stop the spread. The flareup is noted as the broadest since Arafat’s 1974 U N appearance.
Reagan hopes to top 40 percent in New Hampshire
In New Hampshire President Ford campaigns overnight in Keene Portsmouth and Dover before Pease base departure. Reagan plans a Friday Manchester stop amid upbeat talk from his team that he will exceed 40 percent with a three day final tour. Gregg refused to project a 50 percent share but expects strong turnout while Ford allies warn a larger turnout could favor the President.
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Carter narrowly tops Harris in Oklahoma caucuses
Near final Oklahoma precinct tallies show Jimmy Carter narrowly beating Fred Harris with 18.5 percent of delegates, while 40 percent remained uncommitted. AFL CIO backers pressed to curb Carter endorsements, and Ford urged Congress to preserve the Federal Election Commission. Democratic candidates campaigned in New Hampshire ahead of its Feb. 24 primary.
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Yonkers avoids default with $15 million note plan
Yonkers New York averted a formal default after a weekend rescue package totaling 89 million, with state funds 5.4 million and bank deferrals of 3 million. Officials plan sale of 4.225 million tax anticipation notes Tuesday to reach 15 million, backing a 2.5 million payroll on Thursday. Mayor Angelo Martinelli cited city banks buying 425 thousand in notes and vowed solvency with state help if needed.
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Thompson Proposal Would Curbs U S Judges Powers
New Hampshire Governor Meldrim Thomson told the Conservative Union that federal courts should lose powers over prayer busing and capital punishment and that life tenure should end for most judges. He urged amending the 14th Amendment to restore sovereignty to states and eliminate due process clauses. He chairs the Conservative Caucus and has clashed with federal authorities over regulations including state employee background disclosures.
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Uninvited aunt jinxes wedding in Milan hoax
At a Milan church the couple left to a crowd as sirens arrived for a non existent crash. Police traced the false alarm to the bride’s 68 year old aunt upset for not being invited. She was charged with turning in a hoax call.
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