Hearst caseheads toward new charges as state adds counts
Patricia Hearst, convicted of armed bank robbery as the woman known as Tania, faces up to 25 years more and a second trial on related charges. Jurors said evidence of her willing embrace of the SLA outweighed her testimony of coercion, with sentencing scheduled for April 19 and possible transfer to Los Angeles for additional arraignments.
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Patricia Hearst
Tania
Theovernment
Marilyn Wentz
Miss Hearst
Wentz
Hayward
Calif
U.S. Atty
James L. Browning Jr
F. Lee Bailey
U.S. District Court
Oliver J. Carter
Carter
Los Angeles
Browning
Albert Johnson
SLA
William
Emily Harris
Harrises
Hibernia
Bailey
Randolph A. Hearst
San Mateo County
Here
Catherine
Nob Hill
Hearst
Boston
Norman Grim
San Mateo
Grim
San Francisco Chronicle
UPI
Lowry Advocates Local Control of Federally Funded Social Programs
Portland attorney Don Lowry, a Democratic candidate for Congress in Maine's First District, argues for more local control of federally funded social services while maintaining federal standards and support. He proposes private agencies can run programs under state and federal funding without government takeover. Other Democratic contenders for the seat include Gilbert Boucher James Mitchell Bruce Reeves Neil Rolde Rick Barton and David Bustin.
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Don Lowry
Congress
Sanford
Portland
Lowry
David Emery
Biddeford
Gilbert Boucher
Maine
State Housing Authority
James Mitchell
Bruce Reeves
House
Neil Rolde
William Hathaway
Rick Barton
David Bustin
FEC faces funding role after court deadline passes
The Federal Election Commission, blocked by a Supreme Court ruling on its unconstitutional makeup, meets to certify another 1 million in matching funds to presidential candidates. Senate leaders weigh asking the Court for a further extension as Congress struggles to resolve the panel’s structure.
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Washington
Congress Federal Election Commission
Preme Court
Supreme Court
Congress
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
Mrs Betty Cote Returns Home From Maine Medical Center
Mrs Betty Cote of 24 Hutchins Street Saco has returned home after a stay as a patient at Maine Medical Center Portland confirmed today by relatives Marking a routine homecoming for the long time resident of Saco indicating no further medical details were available
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Betty Cote
Hutchins St
Saco
Maine Medical Center
Portland
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