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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1976

Page

12

Glimpses of Andalucia Past and Present Woven Through Moorish Cities

A spring visit to southern Spain's Andalucia recalls sunlit white walls and sapphire Mediterranean waters. The narrative details olive groves, milky towns, Moorish towers, and historic cities like Malaga Cordoba Seville Granada Jerez Cadiz. It notes agrarian life, ancient rule by Phoenicians Greeks Romans and Moors, and famed sites such as the Alhambra with its gardens and in Cordoba a mosque integrated into a cathedral.

Spain Andalucia Betie Madrid Malaga Granada Cordoba Seville Jerez Cadiz Lebanon Alhambra The Banner Charles Bonenti Maimonides Cervantes

Hearst defense seeks severance from Harrises in SLA case

Patricia Hearst face to face with the Harrises after 22 months underground with the SLA. Hearst would plead innocent to joint kidnapping and assault charges and her lawyers seek a severance, arguing major conflict with the Harrises’ defense. Bailey, absent, may press for separate trials while Goertzen denied a one year delay due to publicity.

Los Angeles UPI Patricia Hearst Symbionese Liberation Army William Emily Harris San Francisco Miss Hearst Harris Albert Johnson Harrises SLA F. Lee Bailey Bailey Berri Johnson Criminal Division Jack Goertzen Leonard Weinglass

Four Muslims Sentenced to Life in Zebra killings

Four Black Muslims, convicted of murdering three of fourteen white victims in Zebra killings, receive concurrent life sentences. Judge Karesh called the late 1973 to early 1974 assaults vicious and terrible. Defendants Larry Green, Jessie Cooks, Manuel Moore, and J C Simon, aged 23 to 31, were found guilty on three murder counts after a year-long trial and arrest on May 1, 1974.

San Francisco UPI Karesh Larry C. Green Jessie L. Cooks Manuel Moore J.C. Simon

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