Hearst Given 35 Year Term Pending Psychiatric Review
U.S. District Judge Oliver Carter sentenced Patty Hearst to 35 years for bank robbery with a firearm charge but ordered a 90 day psychiatric study and possible probation later. The judge said the sentences run concurrently up to 25 years and would be reduced after evaluation, noting the unusual nature of the case and jury verdict. Hearst declined to speak as the provisional sentence was announced.
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Hijackers Plan To Spend Night In Pakistan
A Philippine jetliner with three Filipino hijackers and 10 hostages refueled at Karachi airport after delaying its flight to the Mideast until Tuesday morning. The hijackers, claiming Moro Liberation Front membership, sought Libya but received no Libyan assurance.
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Ford vetoes repeal of Hatch Act ban on federal employees
President Ford vetoed legislation to repeal the 36 year old Hatch Act ban on partisan activity by federal workers. He argued the act’s original concerns remain valid and government operations must avoid partisan taint.
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Jackson Seeks Humprey Follower Support in Pennsylvania Primary
Senator Henry Jackson urged voters in Pennsylvania to back him in the April 27 primary, appealing to Humphrey supporters. He warned that delegate strength would depend on overall support and warned against raids. The 178-delegate Pennsylvania contest underscores a crowded Democratic field.
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Callaway Defends Actions Over Crested Butte Expansion
Former Army Secretary Howard Callaway, testifying to a senate subcommittee, called allegations against him a piece of trash while disputing claims he pressured forest service officials to block his Crested Butte Colorado ski resort expansion. He said meetings were informal and not initiated by him.
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House approves swine flu mass vaccination and job funds
The House passed a 1.94 billion dollar mass immunization and job program package with Senate amendments. It allocates 1.2 billion for public service jobs to January 1977 and 528.4 million for 888,000 youth jobs this summer. Elderly and recreation funding are also included as part of the measure. President Ford was expected to sign, with later details on job reductions to be set.
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Lebanese Fighting Persists Amid Cease Fire Extension
In Lebanon fierce fighting continued around Beirut’s northern Christian enclave with 49 killed and 97 wounded as the 10 day cease fire was extended to end April. Police found 26 earlier dead, while Jumblatt forces press for a Christian president sympathetic to their aims. The clashes coincide with a brewing political struggle over Suleiman Franjieh’s successor and the candidacy of Elias Sarkis or Raymond Edde amid complex regional influence. Bank robberies in Beirut have caused losses estimated up to 50 million dollars, with the British Bank of the Middle East hit hardest. authorities attribute the raids to radical Palestinian guerillas and note two other banks were looted.
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Cypriots Protest U S Embassy Over Turkey Aid Pact
Hundreds of demonstrators attacked the U S embassy in Nicosia tearing barbed wire and clashing with police for two hours to protest a proposed U S military aid agreement with Turkey. Organizers warned Congress not to ratify the deal amid Cyprus tensions.
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