Hearst Denied Bail in San Francisco Case
Federal judge revoked bail for Patricia Hearst and voiced serious doubts about release. Prosecutors said she carried a loaded pistol and two carbines were found at the arrest scene. Hearst’s attorney vowed an innocent plea as her tape remarks were noted for the case.
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San Francisco
Patricia Hearst
Miss Hearst
U.S. District Court
Oliver J. Carter
U.S. Atty
James L. Browning
Browning
Miss Heart
Desegregation Planner Shot To Death In Ohio
Dayton Ohio AP Desegregation planner Dr Charles A Glatt died after being shot in the federal building where he worked on a school desegregation plan He was 47 He taught at Ohio State University and helped draft plans in Philadelphia Buffalo Evansville and San Francisco Neal Bradley Long 48 of Dayton was arraigned on murder charges and refused a plea with a preliminary hearing set Long is a divorced father of seven and was described in court as wearing a blue work shirt The shooting occurred about 3 pm and Glatt died on the operating table after four bullet wounds
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Dayton
Ohio
Charles A. Glatt
Neal Bradley Long
U.S
Glatt
Long
Mine workers seek stronger black lung benefits this year
A United Mine Workers official said chances remain good for a strong coal miners benefits bill this year despite setbacks. Bob Nelson noted the 15-year automatic eligibility provision was dropped but expressed optimism.
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Washington
United Mine Workers
Bob Nelson
Ford Sees Long Term Grain Deal With Soviets
President Ford spoke at the Oklahoma State Fair about working out a long term grain agreement with the Soviet Union to restore predictable trade and lift the temporary sales ban. He urged energy policy compromise and noted rising foreign oil dependence during his Oklahoma visit with Betty Ford.
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Oklahoma City
Ford
Soviet Union
Oklahoma
Russia
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Oilrich Oklahoma
Congress
Betty
White House
Ex-State Treasurer Kelly Sentenced Five Years in Fraud Case
Former West Virginia State Treasurer John H. Kelly received a five year prison term and a 7500 dollar fine for taking money and paid vacations from banks in exchange for favorable treatment on state deposits. He faced four co-defendants in the U. S. District Court in Charleston.
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Charleston
W.va
John H. Kelly
Joseph H. Young
Baltimore
U. S
Joseph F. Rykoskey
Kelly
Theodore J. S. Caldwell
First Huntington National Bank
Bernard C. McGinnis Jr
Twentieth Street Bank
Huntington
Young
Caldwell
McGinnis
U.S
Rykoskey
DiTrapano
Not In Virginia Food Stamp Confusion Hits Tazewell Office
West Virginia miners back at work may receive food stamps under a Moore plan drawing chaos to Tazewell County Virginia as 378 people sought stamps this week. Harold French notes eligibility based on income not strike status and the situation causes hardship.
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Virginia
Tazewell
Pat Cecil
West Virginia
Arch A. Moore Jr
Tazewell County
Moore
French
Daily Telegraph
Godwin Trims Virginia School Aid Funds by 20 Million
Governor Mills Godwin ordered a 5 percent cut in basic state school aid, shifting part of the belt tightening to localities. The move, tied to projected shortfalls, aims to save nearly 50 million with existing agency cuts and could force further reductions if revenue fails to improve.
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Godwin Trims
Virginia
George W. Wilbur Richmond
Mills Godwin
Bates
Godwin
Commonwealth
Fromme Trial Set For November Fourth
Lynette Fromme pleaded innocent to a charge she attempted to assassinate the President. A psychiatrist will examine her to determine fitness for trial and she may act as her own attorney. Judge MacBride set trial for November 4 with bail at 350000, options included November 10.
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Sacramento
Calif
Lynette
Fromme
Ord
Charles Manson
U.S. District Court
Thomas J. MacBride
MacBride
Miss Fromme
Princeton Fire Chief denounces hero story of Virginian Hotel blaze
Princeton Fire Chief John M. Hyatt calls Eddie Soulpaughs Daily TV account a gross exaggeration and fabrication after a mattress fire on a hotel room fifth floor. Firemen and a deputy sheriff say the department extinguished a small blaze. Soulpaugh claims he single handedly controlled the fire and evacuated guests.
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Garnette Lilly
Princeton
John M. Hyatt
Virginian
Hyatt
Eddie Saulpaugr
Daily TV
Princeton Department
Soulpaugh
Daily Raeraph
Fire Records Impounded By Police Chief
The Daily Telegraph reports Bluefield Virginia Police Chief Jack Asbury ordered impounding of fire department records sought to expose a 1 year old's accusations against certain firemen and town officials. The records cover calls and locations and were blocked pending investigation. Fire Chief Skip Honaker declined comment.
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Maryanne Stevens
Daily Telegraph
Bluefield
Jack Asbuy
Max Bowen
The
Asbury
Sapere
Daily
Skip Honaker
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Symbionese Liberation Army
Hearst
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Sargent Shriver
Lennard M. Kennedy
Teddy
Shriver
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N. Y
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Security Council
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Florida
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Stewart Smith
Marshall University
Alfred Wallace
Christ Church United Methodist
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Richmond
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