Hearst placed on five years probation by judge
Patricia Hearst receives five years probation for her role in the 1974 Symbionese Liberation Army shooting incident. Judge E Talbott Callister imposes supervised probation with recommended training, noting safeguards to prevent risk to society and acknowledging her kidnapping and coercion.
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Hearst
Los Angeles
UPI
Patricia Hearst
E. Talbott Callister
Miss Hearst
F. Lee Bailey
Callister
Samuel Mayerson
Mayerson
SLA
Social Security checks misrouted nationwide due to computer error
Treasury official James Abbott reported about 150000 elderly and disabled recipients may have received checks at wrong addresses last week. The error, a computer miscue later corrected, could have sent payments to homes or banks incorrectly, affecting May checks and causing potential confusion for those who moved.
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UPI
Treasury Department
James Abbott
Michael Naver
Social Security Administration
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Ablett
Social Security
Daily Planet pivots to New York hip biweekly tabloid
New York editor Michael Luckman unveils a flashy biweekly Daily Planet aimed at hip readers. The paper, staffed by six full timers with 40 freelancers, will cover rock culture, erotic arts, flying saucers and the occult and seek to rival Village Voice and Rolling Stone audiences.
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New York
UPI
Perry White
Clark Kent
Lois Lane
Metropolis
Ace
The
Daily Planet
New York City
Michael Luckman
Superman
Luckman
Village Voice
Rolling Stone
Carter
Jody Powell
Hamilton Jordan
White House
the Planet
Aviation Week challenges Carter on Soviet energy beam claim
Aviation Week and Space Technology says its report on a Soviet energy or charged particle beam to destroy U S ballistic missiles is accurate and offers to publish any corrections Carter can make. Carter says evidence is lacking and Pentagon discounts the claim as remote.
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Washington
UPI
Carter
U.S
Aviation Week
Space Technology Magazine
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Hawaii
Robert B. Hotz
Jimmy
Pentagon
Fitness gadgets lead the Design Engineering Show lineup
CHICAGO UP I reports the Design Engineering and Plant Engineering Maintenance Shows at McCormick Place feature 1,100 firms touting gadgets. Highlights include Dynavit a $1,745 computerized exercise bike and a GE flexible plastic for guard rails and markers. A self shifting 10 speed bike by Ripley, III seeks market, while a high speed printer pushes 2,200 cps.
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Chicago
UPI
McCormick Place
George Ripley III
Ripley
Harris quits politics for teaching and farming life
Former Oklahoma senator Fred R. Harris, once the youngest Oklahoma and U.S. senator, now teaches political science at the University of New Mexico in Albuquerque. He and his wife raise chickens and tomatoes on a five acre Corrales property, focusing on writing and gardening rather than campaigning. Harris says he has no plans to return to politics, recalling his costly 1968 1972 presidential bids and 1972 retirement. He notes his past opposition to the Vietnam War and oil depletion allowance shaped his political demise.
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Fred R. Harris
New Mexico
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U.S
Oklahoma
University of New Mexico At
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Senate
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