Hearst Reunites With Parents After Arrest In Kidnap Case
Patricia Hearst, once a quiet college student, is photographed in a police lineup after arrest, while family photos show her before the kidnapping. In San Mateo jail she told her mother she wanted to go home, and her father said she was calm. Bail was set at 500000, with additional LA bail of 550000 on multiple charges.
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San Mateo County
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University of California Board of Regents
Symbionese Liberation Army
South County felt the Hearst kidnapping fallout and food relief
The Patty Hearst kidnapping triggered wide effects in South County from food giveaways to sightings of SLA members. The March 5 1974 and March 8 1974 distributions drew large crowds at Niles Congregational Church and Our Lady of the Rosary Church, with complaints about food quality. Nancy Ling Perry, an SLA figure, died in Los Angeles and was cremated in Fremont after Oakland services. Local law enforcement hunted fleeing SLA members, with Castro Valley noted as a prior search area.
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South County
Fremont
Union City
Niles Congregational Church
Tri-City
San Jose
Our Lady of the Rosary Church
Nancy Ling Perry
Los Angeles
East Oakland
Perry
SLA
FBI
Oakland
Irvington Memorial Chapel
Castro Valley
California
Weather forecast outlook for tomorrow with mild temperatures
Mostly fair skies and slightly warmer temperatures are forecast for tomorrow. Highs in the 70s to low 80s and overnight lows in the 50s. Some low clouds and patchy fog will drift inland tonight and tomorrow morning. Weather, page 32.
Cost of living inches up marginally in August
Washington reports a 0.2 percent rise in the Consumer Price Index while average hourly pay climbs, boosting real earnings by 0.9 percent last month. The small monthly increase ends a recent inflation surge, according to the Labor Department data. Page 6 contains the full report.
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The Daily Review Consolidates Morning News Issue
The Daily Review merges with The Morning News in volume two issue three forty four. The page lists contact number 783 6111 and carries over existing local news briefs, notices, and advertisements from the previous edition.
L A seeks Hearst to face trial in Los Angeles
Los Angeles district attorney proposes Patricia Hearst to be tried locally for 18 charges carrying potential life sentences. Federal charges include bank robbery and machine gun possession in San Francisco. Attorney Howard said a decision would be reached by weekend after weighing local versus federal cases.
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UPI
Patricia Hearst
Federal
Ace
Mia Hearst
John Howard
San Francisco
Howard
U.S
Caeies
Francisco
Hearst recounts happy reunion with Patty
Mrs Hearst describes a warm family moment after Patty expressed a wish to return home. The statement notes that they told Patty they loved her, held her, and kissed her, reflecting a tender family reunification.
Arrest Narrative Highlights Patty’s Silent Compliance
Officer Casey recalls ordering Patty to remain still and arresting her. He asked if she was glad it was over, but she offered no response as she was taken into custody.
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Patty
SLA crackdown ends long pursuit by Agent Bates
Agent Bates declares the SLA crackdown complete, stating they expected to capture the group and that the operation effectively ends the SLA network. The remark underscores a tone of decisive closure after a prolonged manhunt.
Death knell for the SLA
UPI reports the Symbionese Liberation Army is effectively ended after the arrest of Patricia Hearst and three other members, following a deadly May 17, 1974 shootout in Los Angeles. FBI agent Charles Bates notes the capture ends the terrorist group.
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