Anti-Busing Militants May Be Objects of Suit
Federal Judge Garrity weighs making a militant anti-busing group a defendant in the school integration case amid explosive racial tension at two Boston high schools. He may also consider whether anti-busing demonstrations obstruct his court orders as he orders two group members detained for questioning.
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Boston
W. Arthur Garrity
Hest
ROAR
South Boston
Garrity
Hyde Park
South Boston High
Progressive Labor Party
Senator Seeks Limits on Pacts By Presidents
Senator Clifforé Case of New Jersey proposes congressional approval for major foreign agreements and decries Nixon letters as secret commitments. He cites a 1972 Russia trade accord and accuses the administration of failing to inform Congress, warning of unchecked executive pacts.
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Washington
APY
Clifforé
R-N.j
Congress
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Nixon
Thieu
North Vietnam
Russia
FBI says informants could have located Patty Hearst earlier
FBI agent Charles Bates testified that interviewees within the first 30 days of Patricia Hearst's February 4 1974 kidnapping could have aided the search. He said SL A members received help from people in San Francisco and Los Angeles and named known associates. Bates expressed hope Patty Bill and Emily Harris would be found this year.
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Patricia Hearst
FBI
Charles Bates
Symbionese Liberation Army
Los Angeles
Miss Hearst
Randolph Hearst
SLA
Bill
Emily Harris
Patty
Emily
Bates
Bonds found in river link Houston theft to Illinois burglary
In Des Plaines River search for missing girl, authorities recovered a battered foot locker containing stolen Houston improvement bonds valued at 315 million. A TBI spokesman said the bonds were taken from Northern Bank Note Co. in Countryside during the Aug 23 26 burglary last year. The case remains unsolved.
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UPI
Cook County Sheriff's
Des Plaines River
Houston
Texas
TBI
Northern Bank Note Co
Countryside
California Governor Signs Broad Sex Acts Decriminalization
California Gov Edmund Brown Jr signed a bill decriminalizing private sex acts between consenting adults both homosexual and heterosexual. The measure repeals century old sex laws and takes effect January 1. Despite heavy public opposition, the governor approved the legislation after working hours Monday evening.
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Calif
California
Edmund Brown, Jr
Brown
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