Hearst of the Hearsts Leaves Jail on Bail
Patricia Hearst is released from federal prison in San Diego on a 1 million dollar bond after 14 months behind bars. She will live with her parents while appealing a bank robbery conviction and faces separate charges in Los Angeles including kidnaping and robbery. A new trial request was denied and a flight risk finding was rejected.
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San Francisco
UPI
Patricia Hearst
William Orrick
Randolph A. Hearst
Symbionese Liberation Army
Los Angeles
Miss Hearst
San Diego
Orrick
Chanute City Commission to Review Development Plan and Zoning
The Chanute City Commission will meet at 6 p.m. Monday in the Memorial Building to discuss Frank Hoblick’s report on the gas distribution system and a public hearing on community development and housing needs with City Planner Cliff Dobson. The agenda includes a rezoning request from Ranz Motors, Inc. at North Plummer and K-39, ordinances on municipal courts and traffic, a Plummer Road improvement resolution, fire runs outside city limits, and a beer license for Howard Carder’s North Lincoln Philmart.
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Chanute
Frank Hoblick
Carthage
City Commission
Memorial Building
Cliff Dobson
Ed Ranz III
Ranz Motors, Inc
North Plummer
K-39
City Planning Commission
Kansas
Kansas Cities
Plummer Road
14Th Street
Tioga Township
Howard Carder
North Lincoln
Short-lived GM strike ends after 12 hours
An 80,000 strong UAW walkout at General Motors ended 12 hours after it began when labor and management reached a three year contract worth 5.8 billion dollars. The pact covers 390,000 employees and includes eye care and psychiatric benefits.
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General Motors
Detroit
UPI
United Auto Workers
George B. Morris Jr
No. 1
UAW
Leonard Woodcock
Irving Bluestone
Ford
Chrysler
Morris
Woodcock
General Motors Corp
Farm City Week closes with policy talks in Kansas
President Ford marks Farm City Week amid calls for farm policy reform in Kansas. County officials discuss sales taxes on farm sales bloc voting for milk orders and debate pork burgers as part of 1977 Farm Bureau policy planning in Wichita.
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Andrea Groves
Gerald Ford
United States
Kansas
U.S
Kansas Farm Bureau
Wichita
Ivan Strickler
Allen County
Strickler
Bill Rinehardt
Rinehardt
Missouri
Nebraska
Rhodesia Talks Stall as Nationalist Leaders Caucus
In Geneva two black nationalist chiefs Mugabe and Nkomo caucused over joining talks on an interim government before majority rule. Ivor Richard paused meetings awaiting their word while Sithole left for talks in Tanzania and Mozambique. White delegation cites top officials Squires and Gaylord departing for home, to be replaced by Partridge and Waddington. The delegation leader remains Pieter van der Byl.
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Geneva
UPI
Robert Mugabe
Joshua Nkomo
Patriotic Front
Rhodesia
Ivor Richard
Britain
Mugabe
Nkomo
Ndabaningi Sithole
Tanzania
Mozambique
Law and Order
Hilary Squires
Jack Gaylord
Mark Partridge
Charles Waddington
Pieter van der Byl
Carter urges presidential mental health commission
Rosalynn Carter told the National Association for Mental Health she wants a substantive presidential commission to study care and prevention of mental health problems. She urged volunteers and professionals be on the panel and said she had begun reviewing other commissions' results and methods.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Rosalynn Carter
National Association For Mental Health
Georgia
Association
Weekend Outlook With Cooler Temperatures Near 50s
The area forecast calls for clear to partly cloudy skies and cooler air through Sunday. Today highs will reach the mid to upper 50s with overnight lows in the mid to upper 20s. Sunday highs are expected in the lower 50s as northerly winds at 10 to 15 mph diminish.
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Patty Hearst
Robert Barnhart
S. Grant
Elmer Robison
Chanute Electrical Department
Ford Motor Co
Chrysler Corp
Farm-City Week
Stanley Dreher Jr
Cha
Faye Robertson
Thayer
Mark
Merry Belles Extension
Neosho County
Marilyn Henry
Shirley Kuhrt
Elk Creek
Carter
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