Fanfare Circus Court Strategy Ties Hearst Case to Bailey
In a vivid portrait, attorney F Lee Bailey is described as a flamboyant figure guiding Patty Hearst’s legal saga. The piece lauds Bailey’s courtroom prowess and predicts delays and strategic maneuvering, suggesting Hearst may avoid jail while Bailey’s influence shapes the outcome and keeps the case unresolved through 1975.
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Startrek radar snares smugglers and court intrigue unfolds
NORAD radar used by Customs to track border smuggling, arresting 20 suspects and seizing over 10,000 pounds of marijuana valued above 2 million. Operations in Arizona, California and New Mexico with help from Air Force and state authorities. Separate court anecdotes detail Chief Justice Burger, Justices Blackmun and Douglas, and a Georgia judge accused of pressuring appeal rights amid FBI probes.
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New York City Faces Economic Debate And Policy Critique
In a report from New York City AP coverage questions rise about the economy and GNP trends. Analysts debate third quarter growth, inflation distortion, and whether consumer demand will lift inventories. Comments from Don Conlon warn against expecting positive GNP in Q4. The steel price outlook also draws scrutiny from wage and price officials.
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Economy stories mix hope and risk in old review
The piece contrasts a recovering economy with weaker Japan and Europe, raises fears of foreign steel imports and price cuts, and notes caution from the Council on Wage and Price Stability. It questions foreign investment in U S securities amid NYC bond doubts while laments political maneuvers on Pennsylvania raises and teachers strikes.
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Shapp secrets and state finance stories surface in brief
Governor Shapp says presidential campaigning will not affect state duties and will be done evenings and weekends, while a Harrisburg budget ruse allegedly underestimates tax receipts to mask a surplus. Readers are urged to contact PennDOT and legislators about road issues, with a list of addresses and phones provided. The piece notes investigations into irregular fund-raising for Shapp’s 1974 re election and hints at underworld threats to senators’ families.
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