Hearst Ordered to Psychiatric Evaluations Before Final Sentence
Patricia Hearst remains in limbo as U S District Judge Oliver Carter postpones final sentencing for the 1974 Hibernia Bank robbery conviction. He orders evaluations at Millan Correctional Center in San Diego to determine appropriate term, with possible 90 days or more for examinations and a range of sentencing options from 25 years to probation.
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Associated Press
SAN Francisco
Patricia Hearst
U.S. District Court
Oliver J. Carter
Carter
Miss Hearst
Willinely
U.S
Frank X. Klein
Millan
Diego
Hall Denies Ballot Stay to Keep Moore On May Primary
U S District Judge K K Hall denied Governor Arch Moore’s bid for a temporary restraining order to keep Moore’s name on the May 11 Republican primary ballot. The ruling follows state court decisions and cites exhausted state remedies. Attorneys discussed federal court limits, with Moore’s side arguing constitutional rights claims while others said the matter belongs in state courts.
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U.S
K. K. Hall
Arch A. Moore
Moore
Court of Appeals
E Hall
Joe Thomas
St. St. Albans
Melton Maloney
Eney Moore
Maloney
Thomas
U. S. Supreme Court
U.S. Supreme Court
Canes
Richard
Hall
Charleston
Pollenbiaat
Paul N
Bowles
James
State Supreme Court
Hall McCartney
Princeton
Mercer
C. C. McGuire
Mercer County
Itmann Jury Empaneled in Itmann Mine Conspiracy Trial
In U S District Court Bluefield three men Hampton Clark John Rife and Bloston face trial on charges of conspiring to obstruct a Department of Interior investigation following the January 1975 explosion at Itmann Coal No 3 mine in Wyoming County A jury of 12 with five alternates was seated and opening statements were set to begin as testimony starts The panel included 37 potential jurors with 39 present in the afternoon session Attorneys H Marshall Jarrett Robert Allen and Wayne Rich appeared for the United States and defense lawyers William C Bivens Jr John Ashworth Robert King and Jerry Cameron were listed for the defendants The trial is expected to run several days with testimony beginning today
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Jim Gilreath
Agymy
U. S. District Court
U. S. Department of Interior
Itmann Coal Company
Wyoming County
U.S. Liti
Dedgers K. Hall
Hampton Clark
John Rife
Bloston
Clark
Rife
Mason
States Department of Interior
United Mine Workers of America
UMWA
Tee Sad
Aceive
U.S
U. S
H. Marshall Jarrett
Robert Allen
Wayne Rich
Riffe
Bluefield
William C. Bivens Jr
John Ashworth
Beckley
Mason’s
Robert King
Charleston
Jerry Cameron
White House Receives Flu Immunization Bill
Washington AP The House sent a bill to the President to spend about ten million for swine flu vaccine a plan to immunize most Americans by 1977 The Senate added 1.2 billion for public service jobs for youths 315000 persons 888000 jobs 3 million for summer recreation and community programs An attorney for the Senate said the recommendation has no effect on present policy
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House
Senate
Godwin Signs Compromise On Transit System Funds
Governor Mills E Godwin split funds for Metro transit in Northern Virginia vetoing a 10 million highway appropriation but approving a 4 percent local option sales tax in five counties He also rejected a Craney Island transfer and septic regulation shifts amid last minute bill actions and education tax changes.
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Richmond
Mills E. Godwin
Northern Virginia
General Assembly
Metro Transit
Craney Island
Portsmouth
Chesa
Edwin
Godwin
Virginia
Virginia Statement Board
Escapee Meadows Captured After Area Chase
Convicted murderer Glen David Meadows 23 of Lake Shawnee was captured in Matoaka after a high speed pursuit by State Trooper Randy Howell and Sheriff Danny Compton. He escaped from New State Penitentiary March 21 and is held in Mercer County Jail awaiting transfer. Passenger Iresa Williams on parole in Ohio was with him during the car chase.
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Barbara Hawkins
Est V Penitentiary
Matoaka
Aii
Glen David Meadows
Lake Shawnee
Randy Howell
el Danny Compton
Mercer County
Meadows
Moundsville
Illadean Williams
Seemenee Ey Sepete
Gene Remind & N
Howell
Compton
Weenee Eoomeeong
Carl
Set
Howe
Woo
Jerry Cecil
Wood
Williams
Ohio
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White House
Washington
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Ford
Treasury
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Campbell
Contia
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Glen Meadows
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