Hearst Case Near Verdict As Testimony Ends
Patricia Hearst’s mother testified warmly of her daughter as the trial neared its end. The taped defiant remarks by Patty Hearst were the final evidence heard by a 12-member jury after 67 witnesses and more than 100 exhibits.
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Hibernia Bank
Treasury Secretary Simon to Leave Post in December
Economy notes rising prices with 6.9 percent increase last year and a projected 5.4 percent in 1976. Simon plans to step down as secretary of the Treasury at year end and may consider New Jersey gubernatorial run in 1977. He also said a report on IRS probe into Commissioner Donald Alexander will be released in a couple of weeks regarding Montoya tax issues.
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IRS
Joseph M. Montoya
D. Noo
Longer car loans surge as prices rise and inflation bites
A car financing trend shows 14 percent of new loans reaching 36 months or more last year, up from 9 percent in 1974, driven by inflation and higher prices. Chrysler Financial Corp. officials say higher sticker prices since 1973 have boosted monthly payments, pushing many buyers out of the market while extending loan terms to keep payments affordable.
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Fire injures near 100 workers at DC subway site
In Washington DC a fire at a Metrorail construction tunnel on 7th and I Streets SW injured at least 99 workers. Cause reported as a punctured acetylene tank. Dense smoke trapped workers, with 18 transported to George Washington Hospital and seven to Washington Hospital Center. Most stable, some ICU admissions.
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Britons Audibly React To Princess Margaret Split Rumors
London reports say Princess Margaret may seek divorce or legal separation from Lord Snowdon after 16 years marriage. Buckingham Palace would not confirm any decision. Archbishop Coggan expressed sympathy as public interest grows and Queen Elizabeth remains largely silent.
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CAB Leans Not to Renew Flight Waivers in Gunnison Case
CAB officials say current regulations may cover the flights and that waivers were meant to shield scheduled airlines from cheap charters. With no regular Southeast Gunnison service, the board sees no need for tighter restrictions in this Created Butte scenario. An attorney notes the inquiry is not an investigation but a review to decide if one is warranted.
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Irish Prime Minister Urges U S to Stop Catholic Aid
Irish Prime Minister Liam Cosgrave told a Joint Congress session that U S gifts to the Northern Ireland Catholic minority fuel violence. He warned contributors indirectly support gun and explosive shipments to the IRA, urging Americans to avoid backing the conflict. Cosgrave spoke during his official St Patrick's Day visit, meeting Ford and Kissinger and planning stops in major cities.
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Navy to study environmental impact before closing bases
The Navy will conduct up to nine months of detailed environmental and socio economic studies before implementing closings and transfers at 19 large facilities. Key factors include pollution, population, traffic, employment, housing, schools and recreational effects. Closings proceed for 45 Naval Reserve centers and facilities.
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Texan rancher recalls meeting Queen at polo event
Envo y Contward from Page One introduces her husband Tobin a 32 year old rancher who owns a 450000 acre spread near the Rio Grande. He says meeting the queen eased nerves and the queen asked about polo. He may take up polo if time allows and Mrs Armstrong enjoys riding.
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Carter Wallace clash and spoilers shape North Carolina race
The passage notes Carter and Alabama Governor George Wallace faced off in North Carolina with Carter touting his 48 percent margin as crucial. Wallace trailed Carter by per cent in Illinois and lagged in Florida, sparking views he could only be a spoiler in the Democratic race.
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