Hearst identifies SLA kidnapper in sealed transcript
Patricia Hearst named William Harris as the intruder who knocked her down and bound her wrists during the Symbionese Liberation Army kidnapping. The Alameda County deputy district attorney said the identification was revealed in a sealed grand jury transcript at a pretrial hearing for Harris and his wife Emily, both charged in Hearst's abduction.
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Son of Bobby Baker Killed in Washington Crash
The 16 year old Lyndan John Baker died when his car struck a tree at a traffic circle in northwest Washington around 10 45 p m. Police said he was driving at high speed and lost control. Four other youths in the vehicle were hospitalized with serious injuries.
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Four House Members Defend Themselves Over Park Gifts
Congressmen John McFall Edward Patten Edward Roybal and Charles Wilson defend themselves after the ethics committee names them as having “reason to believe” violations tied to gifts from South Korean businessman Tongson Park. The panel considers hearings next month and potential reprimand to expulsion.
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Balloonists vow round-the-world attempt after Atlantic crossing
The three Americans Ben Abruzzo Maxie Anderson and Larry Newman who crossed the Atlantic by balloon plan a global flight within 30 days They said cost and altitude limits are challenges but the goal is a complete circumnavigation The crew celebrated near Paris fuelled by supporters and pledged further aviation feats.
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Atlantic
France
Evreux
Presque Isle
Maine
Novelist Cozzens Dies in New York at 74
James Gould Cozzens author of the World War II novel Guard of Honor died August 9 in New York. He won the 1949 Pulitzer Prize for fiction for that work and was 74 years old.
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James Gould Cozzens
West German pilot aims North Pole by single-engine plane
Dieter Schmitt of Heidelberg launched from Anchorage International Airport at 4 01 am EDT in a Beech Bonanza on a 5000 mile flight to Munich. The attempt follows Americans completing a trans Atlantic balloon flight and seeks another airborne first.
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Heidelberg
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