Hearst Sister Arrested In Drug Charge
Anne Randolph Hearst, 19, sister of Patricia Hearst, was arrested in Niagara Falls on a misdemeanor drug charge after being stopped with two male companions crossing from Canada at Rainbow Bridge. Federal agents provided details through U.S. Attorney Richard Arcara.
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Patty Hearst
Buffalo, N.Y
Anne Randolph Hearst
Patricia Hearst
Niagara Falls
Ncv
U.S
Richard Arcara
Hearst
Rainbow Bridge
Canada
United States
Cars, Hearst Case Tie In With Amphetamine Find
February car sales showed declines for GM Chrysler and AMC despite $200 to $600 rebates. A U S Customs search found 0.2 grams of speed on Donald Moffett of Denver, with Patricia Hearst linked to the drug. Hearst and Moffett faced misdemeanor charges. prelimin ary March 19 hearing set in Buffalo. George Boomer named but not charged. Hearst, 21, was abducted February 4, 1974, by the SLA and later renounced her family.
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AMC
U.S
Donald Moffett
Denver
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Regis College
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Buffalo
Arcara
George Boomer
Grosse Pointe
Mich
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Berkeley
Calif
Symbionese Liberation Army
Hearst
Catherine
Vickie
Virginia
Chaplin at the palace as he plans another film
The scene at the palace featured Chaplin and Oona as cameras flashed for a royal moment. He joked about getting drunk after the ceremony and told reporters he is still able to work, while the queen reportedly praised his films.
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Chaplin
Oona
Concorde orders pace as airlines await service tests
British Airways plans five Concorde jets and Air France four as suppliers push the delta winged plane into early 1976 timetables. FAA weighs two daily JFK supersonic arrivals and two at Dulles while EPA proposes Concorde noise rules differ from subsonic jets amid ongoing production.
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British Airways
Air France
FAA
New York
John F. Kennedy International
Washington
Dulless International
Aviation Agency
Environmental Protection Agency
Kidnapped Berlin Leader Safe in Aden After Asylum Pact
Five anarchists arrived in Aden South Yemen and were granted asylum with conditions that Lorenz be released. Observers doubted he could be spirited out of East and West Berlin divided by patrols. Lorenz, 52, chairman of the Berlin Christian Democratic party, was kidnapped Thursday and authorities halted searches as part of the deal.
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Yemen
Lorens
East Germany
Lorenz
Pastor Heinrich Albertz
West Berlin
Berlin
Arab League
Soviet Union
China
Arabian Peninsula
Christian Democratic Party
Iran Talks Reveal Vast U S Arm Purchases and Projects
In Washington diplomats outlined a sweeping Iran pact tied to oil price surges since 1973. Kissinger and Ansary fielded questions on the package, with experts clarifying dollars involved as ministers and aides discussed plans. Projects include 8000 megawatt nuclear power desalination plants housing factories and housing.
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U.S
State Department
Kissinger
Ansary
Perquisites Trump Pay Rates In Public Service
Officials describe inflation pressures but small raises. The piece notes GS18 level federal employees, congressional and cabinet pay, and the allure of perquisites and emoluments. It highlights perks funded by special interests and ordinary citizens, from meals to travel and speaking fees.
Brooks Is Convicted In Mass Murder Case
Houston AP reports David Owen Brooks, the second defendant, was convicted of one count in the Houston area Dean Corll mass murder case that killed 27 youths. Jurors deliberated 99 minutes before the verdict. Brooks showed no emotion as his wife wept and his father shaded his eyes.
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Phnom Penh
Cambodia
Lon Nol
Khmer Rouge
Battambang
Mekong
DCI
David Owen Brooks
Houston
Brooks
High Island
Tex
Texas
William Lawrence
Elmer Wayne Henley
Dean Corll
Henley
Pasadena
Asst. Dist. Atty
Don Lambright
Corll
Lambright
Aid Split on Route to Cambodia Military Aid
The subcommittee favored moving aid for Cambodia through the regular procedure, while leadership considered an emergency option to act quickly. Chappell said that in a tight vote some members worry about orderly process, and noted that if authorization bogs down, the Appropriations Committee might try to speed by combining authorization and appropriation in one bill.
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House
Ford
Capitol
Carl Albert
Albert
Ullman
Senate
Chappell
Cambodia
Appropriations Committee
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