Hearst Trial Starts Jury Selection Behind Closed Doors
In San Francisco AP Hearst bank robbery trial moves to private phase to question jurors about publicity after her kidnapping and arrest. Judge Carter presides as four prospective jurors are seated, with twelve jurors and four alternates to be chosen. Hearst requested permission to trim her hair while in jail.
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San Francisco
Patricia Hearst
Miss Hearst
U.S. District Court
Oliver J. Carter
Carter
Carol Waller
Wells Fargo Bank
Barbara Lawson
San Mateo Heart Association
Jean Witte
Danville
Marilyn Wentz
Hayward
Waller
San Mateo County
Wier
Beech-Nut flyer sparks Syracuse clash over homemade baby food
Syracuse consumer affairs accused Beech-Nut of trying to scare mothers away from home prepared foods by distributing 760,000 warnings about methemoglobinemia. Beech-Nut officials defended the effort as public service while Dr Mayer and FDA noted misused claims and emphasized rare disease links to water contamination rather than foods.
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Syracuse
N.Y
Ski
He Ae
Beech-Nut Co
Beech-Nut
William Mallison
United States
Wieleszayski
Harvard
Jean Mayer
Mayer
Consumer Affairs Unit
Dyer
Kunstler comments on Kennedy assassinations
In Dallas AP report lawyer William M Kunstler says he is not entirely upset by the Kennedy assassination. He asserts deranged people aren t made by his remarks and he wouldn t pull the trigger but won t deny murder. He declines Hearst defense offer and says he won t work for the Hearst family.
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Dallas
William M. Kunstler
Robert Kennedy
Patricia Hearst
Kunstler
Hearst
Hearsts
Shapp Rizzo pact pledges support at convention
Gov. Shapp and Philadelphia Mayor Frank Rizzo reached a deal to back each other in Democratic Party battles. The Philadelphia plan aims to procure Philadelphia's Democratic vote for the April Pennsylvania primary and the fall general election.
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Philadelphia
Shapp
Frank Rizzo
Pa Evening Bulletin
Rizzo
Rizaq
Pennsylvania
Ivan
Bulletin
Camiel
Aaki
Teal City
Ulate
Economy indicators steady in Q4 1975 commerce report
The Leading Economic Indicators Index remained nearly unchanged at 102-2 in the final quarter of 1975, down two tenths from Q3. The Commerce Department notes little prospect of falling unemployment before spring, signaling muted hiring shifts ahead.
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Commerce Department
Five Charges Against Area Sniper in Titusville
Mary Willoughby 70 of Titusville died after a rifle shot. Stanley G. Cartier Jr. 27 faces murder no. 1 and four counts of attempted murder plus other charges after a downtown Titusville shooting from the doorway of St James Episcopal Church. Cartier interrupted arraignment, claiming innocence while police and district magistrate limited discussion.
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Titumeille
King Urere
Abot
Mary Willoughby
Carrier
Willoughby
Ronald Cole
Cole
Meadville
CLA
Titusville
St. James Episcopal Church
M.E. Clark
Federal Taxes Pa. Gives More Than Gets Back
Pennsylvania residents paid 1163 in federal taxes in 1973 while Mississippi paid 372. The average Pennsylvanian received 61 cents back per dollar, larger states like Alaska at 271, Delaware at 30. The analysis, by Monte Gordon of Dreyfus Corp, warned the Northeast is losing wealth to the South and West as 26 states contribute more than they receive in benefits.
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Harrisburg
Mississippi
Washington
Alaska
Delaware
Monte J. Gordon
Dreyfus Corp
Wall Street
Gordon
Pennsylvania
U.S
Treasury
Gorton
New York City
Internal Revenue Service
Treasury Department
New York State
New York
Political Wives Now Taking Jobs
Washington wives of prominent politicians increasingly enter the workforce. Marlon Javits resigned her public relations post for Iran’s national airline after conflict concerns. Ellen Proxmire runs a wedding and convention catering business. Mrs. Mondale guides tours and Joan Lynn works in a gift boutique. Most aim to avoid conflicts of interest while contributing to family income.
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Washington
Marlon Javits
Jacob B. Javits
U.S
Iran
Ellen Proxmire
Len
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Walter F. Mondale
Minnesota Democrat
Joan Lynn
Ford
Ex-Sen Mazzei Cleared Of Federal Perjury Charge
Former Pennsylvania state Senator Frank Mazzei, expelled last year over an extortion conviction, was acquitted of federal perjury offenses in a Georgia trial. His wife Grace wept as jurors found him not guilty after a two day trial aimed at limiting pre trial publicity. Mazzei remains imprisoned for the extortion verdict and faced a prior reversed perjury conviction.
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Atlanta
Pennsylvania
Frank Mazzei
Mazzei
Grace
U.S. District Court
Georgia
Pittsburgh
Southside
BMI, Inc
Atty
Henry J. Barr
Barr
Grand Jury
FBI
BMI
John R. Carroll
Carrll
Mazzet
Allenwood
Wilmington
Del
Gerald J. Weber
Weber
Boy 8 Hurt After Sled Meeting Car in Icy Corry Street
Eight year old Luciano Varasso was struck while sledding on East Street near Seventh Street and is listed in satisfactory condition with minor head bruises at Corry Memorial Hospital. Sheridan Koestner, 25, of Raymond Avenue, said she could not stop due to slick roads. The accident occurred around five p.m. yesterday as Koestner turned from Seventh Street onto East Street. The Corry Ambulance Service transported the boy to hospital. his mother says he will be discharged today.
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Corry
Corry Memorial Hospital
Luciano Varasso
East Street
Seventh Street
Sheridan Lee Koestner
Raymond Avenue
Varassa
Journal
CMH Considers Radio Link With Ambulances
CMH ponders a radio link between Corry Memorial Hospital ER and ambulances to speed patient prep and medical calls. Samuel Antrim notes the plan aims to improve ER service. Monday’s meeting will include Corry Ambulance, Fire, Police, EMS reps plus hospital staff and trustees to review the program. A decision date remains unclear.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
CMH
Samuel Antrim
Corry Ambulance Service
Corry
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