TV plea heard in Hearst kidnap case as SLA threats loom
A California judge weighs whether Ivy and Remiro may give a televised statement to the nation to aid Patricia Hearst's life. The SLA says it kidnapped Hearst four days ago and may cut all contact with her family if the men appear on air. In Contra Costa, the case ties to the Oakland area and ongoing murder charges against the suspects.
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Rail plan faces fierce criticism at hearings nationwide
The DOT proposed abandoning excess track across 17 states under the 1973 act. Critics warn it would devastate rural industry and cost thousands of jobs, with Illinois hardest hit by proposed 2,650 miles of excess rail. Hearings in Chicago Indianapolis Columbus and other cities probe data and impact.
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Kronholm Kidnapping Victim Returns Home in Seclusion
Burnice Kronholm, abducted for 316 days, walked into a suburban Minneapolis store and revealed she is home. FBI reports indicate James William Johnson of Lakeville was arrested before her appearance, with the $200,000 ransom tied to the Draper State Bank funds. details on release remain undisclosed.
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Delegation seeks Monastery Road improvements in Platte County
A Columbus Creston and Leigh delegation pressed Platte County Supervisors for road repairs on Monastery Road citing reduced commerce hindered trucking and job access. Whitehead urged broader county road fixes and possible bond financing while a Camp Sheldon project eyed county state and federal funding and a May campaign for local funds. Bids on a pickup were opened and referred to the county engineer for study.
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McCook Sees Three Inches Of Snow In Showery Nebraska Outlook
The Associated Press reports light snow fell overnight across extreme southern Nebraska with McCook receiving the most at three inches. Snow melted quickly at Sidney, band extending east from LeCook across the southern counties. Accumulations elsewhere generally one to two inches. Weather Service issued stockman advisories for Tuesday night and Wednesday as cloudy skies and much colder temperatures are forecast. Lows 15 to 25, highs 27 to 37 with occasional snow and strong northerly winds mainly west.
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Nebraska approves state school aid bill in 32 to 1 vote
Nebraska Legislature passes LB 772 by 32 to 1, moving to raise state and local school operating cost sharing to 50 percent state aid within two years. The measure shifts costs from local property taxes to state sales and income taxes, with full implementation phased over two years and potential tax increases. Governor Exon had vetoed a similar bill last session.
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Buckley urges Nixon resignation over Watergate crisis
Senator Sarees L. Buckley, Con R NY, called for President Nixon to resign, urging the move as the only way to save the presidency and end Watergate chaos. Buckley said the action would defend the office and the country, though he stressed he does not claim Nixon is legally guilty.
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End of Arab oil embargo may curb gas lines this summer
Gasoline shortages and long lines likely to ease if embargo ends but conservation will remain essential. Energy officials warn US demand growth, stagnant domestic output, and limited Arab supply could keep shortages around 17 percent before easing as markets adjust.
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