Moore Laments Freedom's Loss
SAN FRANCISCO AP Sara Jane Moore, 45, told U.S. District Court Judge Samuel Conti she regrets the loss of her freedom after being sentenced to life for attempting to kill President Ford. The judge condemned her as misguided and noted she took it upon herself to be judge, jury and executioner. Moore faces possible parole in 15 years. her 9-year-old son Frederick Aalberg remains in juvenile custody.
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San Francisco
Sara Jane Moore
Ford
Miss Moore
U.S. District Court
Samuel Conti
Conti
Frederick Aalberg
James Hewitt
John Fennedy
Charles Manson
Lynette
Squeaky” Fromme
Sacramento
Calif
Church Campaign Strategy Late Starters Finish First
Washington AP reports Senator Church plans a March presidential bid with late primaries, betting on New Jersey Ohio Rhode Island Montana Idaho Oregon and California to boost his chances. Despite a fundraising handicap and strong field he cites a favorable liberal record and recent high visibility from hearings and polls as key advantages.
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Church
Washington
Sen
Rank Church
Kennedy
Humphrey
New York
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Florida
New Jersey
Ohio
Rhode
Citizens For
Morris K. Udall
D-Ariz
Oklahoma
Fred Harris
Senate Intelligence Committee
NBC News
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Optimistic Yes But Industry Pinches Penny
AP Business Analyst John Cunniff reports that despite optimism about improved sales, capital spending plans remain pessimistic with no expected rise. Late 1975 data show possible improvement if consumer demand joins, yet caution prevails as analysts note fragile, interconnected economic gears needing further momentum and tuning.
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John Cunniff
New York
Commerce Department
Family Center treats child abuse as a family problem
In Washington DC a nursery school runs a family centered abuse program that treats parents and children together. Officials say replacing punishment with therapy and providing social supports can reduce abuse. The Washington center requires parental cooperation and offers home visits and referrals to services for alcoholism unemployment and crime.
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Denver
San Francisco
Boston
Nicholas Long
Shirley Bean
Parents Center
Extended Family Center
National Center For Child Abuse
Washington
District of Columbia
Linda King
Ms. King
Washington School
Hearst Hearing Judge To Rule On Quizzing By Psychiatrist
In San Francisco AP report, Judge Oliver J. Carter prepares a ruling on whether Patricia Hearst must undergo further questioning by Boston psychiatrist Dr. Harry Kozol. The decision could constrain defense strategy in Hearst bank robbery trial. Bailey warns he may reveal the order to Hearst. Browning warns of possible preclusion of defense psychiatric experts if she resists.
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San Francisco
Patricia Hearst
U.S. District Court
Oliver J. Carter
Miss Hearst
Harry Kozol
Boston
F. Lee Bailey
Carter
U.S
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Andrew Johnson
Alaska
Russia
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UPI
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James Martin
Governors’ Organization
Shannon
Jersey
Martin
Congress
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Haley
Metal Shop
Elm ST
Dairy Queen
Elm ST. Biddeford
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Am. D.Q. Corp
S. I. McCullough
Rumery Street
Saco
Hearst
Joanna
Sam‘s Place
Penny Store
Main Street
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