Hearst Held Without Bond In Bank Robbery Case
Patricia Hearst facing federal charges for carrying a .38 pistol during a bank robbery was ordered held without bond by U S District Judge Oliver J Carter citing her 19 months as a fugitive as a flight risk. Also arrested were Wendy Yoshimura William Harris and Emily Harris. The hearing revealed a pistol found in Hearst purse and weapons in the Harrises home. Hearst was abducted by the SLA in 1974 and later joined its ranks.
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San Francisco
UPI
Patricia Hearst
Catherine
Miss Hearst
SLA
Carter
Redwood City
Terence Hallinan
Area forecast shows clear to partly cloudy weekend
The forecast calls for clear to partly cloudy conditions through Sunday with highs in the upper 60s to low 70s and lows in the mid to upper 40s. Northwesterly winds reach 10 to 20 mph today. Anti-busing forces block Senate action.
Coal leases threaten water and land in western areas
Interior Department warns proposal to resume coal leasing on about 85 million acres of federal lands mainly in the northern Great Plains and along the Continental Divide could harm water supplies vegetation and endangered species. The review notes some effects are irreversible though mitigation could restore some sites.
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UPI
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Continental Divide
New Mexico
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Montana
Council On Environmental Quality
Kent Frizzell
Department
Congress
Countywide mill levy on vehicles proposed for Kansas
A legislative committee approved initial drafting of a bill to tax motor vehicles by a countywide mill levy average. It would set the same vehicle tax nationwide within a county, shifting some burden between urban and rural areas and potentially altering real estate taxes. A final decision may come at the Oct. 3 meeting ahead of the 1976 session.
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Topeka
Kan
UPI
John Simpson
Salina
Simpson
United Nations urged to admit North and South Vietnam
Fifty four nations urged the United Nations to admit both Hanoi and Saigon, despite U.S. vetoes. The countries asked the Security Council to recommend admission, while Washington insisted Korea must also be admitted. Korea's bid faltered in the Council.
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UPI
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South Vietnam
Security Council
United States
South Korea
Yasser Arafat
Palestine Liberation Organization
Assembly
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Saigon
Arafat
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Algeria
Communist Bloc
Sweden
Finland
U.N
Discharge Recommended for Homosexual Airman Matlovich
An administrative board in Hampton Virginia recommended Friday that T Sgt Leonard P Matlovich be discharged from the Air Force because he is homosexual.
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Hampton, Va
UPI
T. Sgt
Leonard P. Matlovich
Air Force
Langley Afb
Alton J. Thogersen
Matlovich
Richard L. Friesz
Friesz
Thogersen
Murder suspect to undergo tests in Kansas case
Noble Leroy Johnson faces two counts of first degree murder for the killing of Darlene and Thomas Woodyard in El Dorado. Their bodies were found September 9 in their apartment with slashed throats and multiple stab wounds. The couple had moved to El Dorado weeks earlier. The court ordered a psychiatric evaluation to determine competency to stand trial.
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EL Dorado, Kan
UPI
Indianapolis
Ind
Noble Leroy Johnson
Darlene
Thomas Woodyard
el Dorado
Thomas
Ford says grain deal with Russia near as campaign trip continues
President Ford, in Oklahoma City, said a long term grain sale pact with the Soviet Union could be reached soon. He urged Congress to pass his energy program and cited plans for regular wheat and corn shipments, possible grain oil swaps, and improved freight arrangements benefiting American farmers and consumer prices.
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UPI
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Soviet Union
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Oklahoma
Russia
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Aflcio
George Meany
Oklahoma State Fair
Intercepted Letter to Cha Warns Against Do Gooders
A brief intercepted message warned Cha not to act as a do gooder, claiming such efforts will create a public nuisance. The fragment reflects a tone of caution and social commentary.
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