Hearst Expected to Testify on Bail Tuesday
Patricia Hearst may testify on Tuesday in San Francisco as her defense seeks to persuade U S District Judge Oliver Carter that she is a safe bail risk. The case centers on Hearst and possible ties to the SLA and Symbionese Liberation Army bombings.
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Army Starts Maremont Gun Tests In Saco Maine
U S Army officials will arrive in Saco Tuesday to test Maremont Corp M 60 machine guns with a Weapons Command representative inspecting the plant before shipping for tests in Colorado and Maryland The M 60 competes with Belgium s MAG 58 and tests are overseen by GAO and Maremont to ensure neutrality The Saco plant employs about 1200 and faces possible closure if the contract ends in 1976 Maine politicians backed the remount effort after a 14000 signature petition presented to President Ford
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Eloise Regains Hurricane Status In Gulf Coast Track
Eloise, which killed 42 as a hurricane last week, regained hurricane strength and aims 85 mph winds toward the Florida Alabama coast. Weather officials warned of hurricane conditions from Grand Island Louisiana to Apalachicola Florida as Eloise nears Mobile and Pensacola with tide surges five to eight feet.
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Father Asks For Daughter's Death In Court Fight
Quinlan asks court to allow disconnecting Karen Ann Quinlan from a respirator at St Clare's Hospital after five months in a coma with no chance of recovery. Doctors cite brain damage and overdose theory. case centers on legal death and to end life support.
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Nixon Won't Take Responsibility for 18 1/2 Minute Gap
Former President Richard M. Nixon denied under oath personal responsibility for the 18 1/2 minute gap in a White House tape. His lawyers argued the government questions his character while seeking control of tapes and 42 million documents from his presidency. They cited Nixon’s prior testimony and constitutional ownership rights.
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Hunt Acknowledges Cancelled Nixon Order to Kill Anderson
E Howard Hunt told associates he was ordered to assassinate columnist Jack Anderson but the plan was called off at the last moment. The Washington Post cites unnamed sources claiming a senior Nixon White House official gave the order in 1971 or 1972. Anderson questioned the feasibility of such murder while recounting past government plots.
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Gasoline Prices May Decline Under Ford Move
Washington officials say removing a 60 cents a barrel import fee on refined petroleum will lower gasoline by about 1.5 cents a gallon. Frank G. Zarb announced the action as Ford weighs dropping a $2 per barrel crude oil import fee amid control lapses and inflation concerns.
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Northern New England cities rated in good to excellent range
A Midwest Research Institute study of 95 U S cities under 200000 finds Saxhader New Hampshire at 24 in excellent, with Nashua and Portland Maine at 49 and 50 in good. Lewiston Maine sits 78th in substandard. In Chad, rebel chief Hissen Habre threatens to shoot Francoise Claustre if terms aren't met.
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Endangered American Taxpayer Adds to List
A satirical note in the business section pokes fun at taxpayer burden. The piece frames the American taxpayer as an endangered species amid ongoing economic and political pressures.
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