Hearst’s SLA conversion amid kidnap holds
Documents from the SLA San Francisco hideout claim Patricia Hearst began joining the group while blindfolded and later consented to sexual activity. Reports detail her alleged transformation into “Tania,” open relations, and ties to Willie Wolfe as SLA members discuss coercion and brainwashing concerns.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Patricia Hearst
Symbionese Liberation Army
SLA
San Francisco
Emily
William Harris
Miss Hearst
Los Angeles Times
Patty
Willie Wolfe
FBI
New York City avoids default with teachers’ $150 million
New York City barely dodged default as the teachers union agreed to ante up $150 million from pension funds two hours before $453 million in debts came due. Governor Carey warned relief would require federal help by Dec 1, while Ford rejected a direct rescue. The move steadied markets and bank liquidity as officials warned the crisis remained fragile.
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UPI
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Big Apple
Albert Shanker
Teachers Union
Ford
Hugh L. Carey
Carey
World Financial Community
London
Irving Trust
City
Sanitation Department
Federal Reserve
Hanover Trust
White House
Ron Nessen
Nessen
Intercepted Letter Expresses Urge to Return to School
A brief intercepted note shows the writer saying they feel a strong incentive to go back to graduate school, ending with a signed personal closing. The fragmentary exchange hints at a reminder or concern prompting educational plans.
Regents authorize beer sales on Kansas campuses
Kansas Board of Regents permits its six institutions to sell beer on campus under controlled policies. The move follows a student advisory board proposal citing old restrictions and event admissions. Regents also seek finance council approval to increase spending by 1.72 million due to enrollment gains and submit supplemental legislative appropriations and utilities requests for fiscal 1976 and 1977.
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Topeka, Kan
Glee Smith
Larned
Regents
Kansas Finance Council
Kansas University
Kansas State University
KSU
WSU
Emporia
Pittsburg
Fort Hays
Deep South floods from rainstorm kill two in Mississippi
Pounding storms from a tropical low and cold front flood Gulf Coast areas. In Mississippi a 14 year old girl drowned wading a ditch and a man died when his car slid off a highway. Tornadoes damaged homes in Dothan Alabama and Panama City Florida. No injuries reported from other twisters.
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Huntsville
Ala
Jackson
Dothan
Florida
Panama City
Pace
Pensacola
Panhandle
Alabama
Decatur
Tennessee
Elba
Pea
Kissinger cites legally binding pledges to Israel in Sinai Accord
Secret list of 16 assurances tied to the Sinai Accord shows the U S considers oil supply during an embargo and consulting on Soviet threats as legally binding. A memo suggests binding vows include oil access and military needs reviews but not delivery of Pershing missiles or F16 fighters.
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Washington
UPI
Henry A. Kissinger
Congress
Israel
Tel Aviv
Kissinger
Egypt
Sinai
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Dick Clark
Iowa
Senate
State Department
Monroe Leigh
James McCartney
Knight Newspapers
McCartney
Housing subsidies aim to cut mortgage rates to five percent
Housing Secretary Carla Hills announced a federal program to subsidize mortgage interest to five percent for buyers earning about $9,000 to $11,000 annually. The plan, starting in January, would flood the market with affordable homes, boosting construction and easing unemployment among builders, with subsidies capped by area costs and income limits.
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Washington
UPI
Carla Hills
Hills
Housing and Urban Development
Area Forecast Clears with Warmer Weekend
Clear to partly cloudy through Sunday with a rise in temperatures. Today highs reach the upper 60s to low 70s and tonight’s lows in the low to mid 40s. Sunday highs around 70 to the mid 70s with light southerly winds.
U.N. committee backs anti Zionist resolution vote
The General Assembly committee approved a strong anti Zionist resolution 70 to 29 with 27 abstentions after defeating a delay motion. It states Zionism is a form of racism and racial discrimination drawing sharp US and Israeli condemnation while Arab sponsors defend the measure as targeting nationalist racism.
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UPI
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Social Humanitarian and Cultural Committee
Sierra Leone
United States
Israel
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