Hearst Faces Possible Life Term in Kidnap Case
Patricia Hearst, 20, now faces up to life in prison as a kidnapping suspect after Los Angeles prosecutors filed 19 felony counts against her and the Harrises. Charges include four robbery counts, five counts of assault with deadly weapon and two kidnapping counts, plus a ninth aiding and abetting assault. Authorities say she may not be with the Harrises. A grand jury in San Francisco plans to hear SLA bank robbery and kidnapping testimony, with Witnesses including Hearst's mother Catherine and Steven Weed. FBI continued the hunt for the three fugitives, urging surrender. Patrician Hearst’s case has drawn nationwide scrutiny as authorities pursue the SLA remnants.
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Los Angeles
Patricia Hearst
Symbionese Liberation Army
Los Angeles County
Joseph Busch
Busch
Hearst
Miss Hearst
William
Emily Harris
Harrises
SLA
San Francisco
Tom Dean Matthews
Patty
Catherine
Steven Weed
Matthews
FBI
Urgent appeal to Bill Harris and Harris family
A dramatic message urges Bill Harris Emily Harris and Patricia Hearst to stop fleeing, warning of an army police and imminent danger. It promises protection within the law and says loved ones want them back, listing a contact number 781 2424 for assistance.
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Bill Harris
Emily Harris
Patricia Hearst
Hearst Harris trio to surrender
Patricia Hearst along with Bill Harris and his wife Emily are set to surrender, signaling a coordinated action in a high profile legal case. The surrender follows months of legal proceedings and public scrutiny surrounding the individuals involved.
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Patricia Hearst
Bill Harris
Emily
Science Fair Awards Given by Sixth Grade Winners
The annual elementary school science fair last week awarded second and third place ribbons. Conelway and Wright sections each listed first and second place winners with project details, while Concord Spring Creek Columbus rooms named multiple winners in various categories. The second part reports Toronto band leader Benny Louis proposing subway music, with TTC interest and estimated setup cost of 100000 and annual operation 60000.
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Corry Kiwanis Club
Conelway
Scott Rater
Scott Harts
Susie Johnson
Wright
Barry Warnshius
Kurt Pilz
Lisa McIntyre
Spring Creek
Chester Imhoff
Dave Hershberger
Roger Portice
Columbus
Becky VanTassel
Kathy Paver
Gina Zeyzus
Diane Christensen
Deanna Stroup
Volcano Project
Toronto
Benny Louis
Toronto Transit Commission
Louis
TTC
Labor backs Schweiker in western Pennsylvania race
Western Pennsylvania labor leaders prepare to rally for Republican Senator Richard Schweiker against Democrat Peter Flaherty. Clifton Caldwell of Local 509 says unions will educate members on friends of Schweiker, while AFL-CIO head Michael Johnson predicts 1.8 million Pennsylvania union members will be mobilized. Flaherty, newly nominated after beating Herbert Denenberg, acknowledges weak labor backing but pledges to campaign across the state for votes from rank and file.
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Slpisburgh Yar
Richard Schweiker
Peter Flaherty
Clifton C. Caldwell
Food Employes Union
Labor Unity Committee
Pennsylvania
Schweiker
Slaherty
Pittsburgh
Afl-Cio
Michael Johnson
Flaherty
Paul A. Stackhouse
Allegheny County Labor Council
East
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Warren
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