Witness Lying, Bailey Tells Court in Hearst Trial
In San Francisco the Hearst bank robbery trial features a heated exchange as F Lee Bailey accuses government witness Dr. Joel Fort of trying to fix the case. Fort admits urging the Hearst family to avoid a public trial while denying coordinating with prosecutors. Bailey calls Fort a liar.
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Patricia Hearst
F. Lee Bailey
Joel Fort
Fort
Miss Hearst
Randolph
Catherine Hearst
Bailey
Dr. Fort
Fert
Browning
Hearst
Hearsts
U.S
Postal Service resumes rural post office closings policy
The Postal Service restarts a plan to close uneconomical rural post offices after a judge dismissed legal hurdles. It cites potential mail service alternatives and rural community substitutes under contract with the Postal Service.
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Washington
Postal Service
Mail Agency
Congress
LS Dist
John Lewis Smith Jr
Smith
Grain weights fraud leads to $10 fines for two firms
Garnac Grain Inc and Archer-Daniels-Midland Co pleaded no contest to federal charges of plotting to steal grain over four years. Each company received a $10.00 fine, the maximum penalty under law. Canada in principle agreed to resume nuclear assistance to India with critical reactor components pending final government approvals.
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Garnac Grain Inc
Archer-Daniels-Midland Co
New Delhi
India
Canada
Sheboygan Couple Die in Crete Gas Inhalation
Washington AP reports Aart Force announced that Finda thet Set Acthor J Prec. 26. and his wife Barbara Jean, 23, of Sheboygan were found dead February 23 in their Crete apartment. Spokesmen say the couple died of asphyxiation from accidental gas inhalation from a space heater in off base housing on Crete.
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Barbara Jean
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Island
Crete
Hari Crete
Reuss Criticizes Bank Comptroller Over Regulation
Senator Reuss, D-W18, blasts Comptroller James Ro Smith for complacency toward eastern banks. He accuses Smith of failing to curb industry excesses and notes reform must come from the regulator. He argues better action would protect the 209 trillion involved in U.S. banking.
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Nahous
Reuss
James Ro Smith
Smith
Bankang Andusin Reuss
United States
Democrats to Allow Open Wisconsin Presidential Primary
Wisconsin Democrats win a reprieve for the open presidential primary as the Democratic Compliance Review Commission approves the April 6 vote to select delegates with conditions. Governor Lucey cites tradition and notes steps toward open access, while the decision preserves direct voter participation in the party nominating process.
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Wisconsin
White House
Patrick J. Lucey
Milwaukee
Lucey
Alabama
George C. Wallace
New York
Hubert H. Humphrey
Edward Kennedy
Lutey
Compliance Commission
Compassian
Regime of Juan Carlos Faces Major Challenge
Madrid reports that Spain's post Franco regime confronts its most serious test as regionalism and labor unrest rise. The government seeks liberalization while the aging union system under Franco faces reform pressure and anti regionalism remains a simmering issue.
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Juan Carlos
Fenton Wheeler
Associated Press
Madrid
Spain
Francisco Franco
Rodolfo
Martin Villa
Franco
Unrest in Spain Tied to Labor Strife and Government Response
Analysis notes labor unrest across Spain tied to economic demands and leftist workers' commissions. Coal miners at Himosa in Asturas strike for two months as Barcelona workers win a pay raise after clashes. Basque protests in Vitoria and Pamplona turn violent with police. Officials accuse illegal Communist elements, while a draft law seeks peaceful demonstrations to ease street pressure.
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Communist Party
Spain
Himosa
Astunas
Barcelona
Vitoria
Jeaders
Union Solidarity
Pamplona
France
Storm Repair Crews Busy After Week of Ice Storm Damage
Wisconsin utility crews race to restore power across a 15 county area after nearly a week of ice storms. Lakeshore Division manager James Dertique says most outages cleaned up by Friday and all customers should have power by Saturday night as crews, now numbering 30 to 35, work to finish repairs.
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Associated Press
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L.E
Tommy” Thomas
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