Hearst Faces Sentencing In San Francisco Bank Robbery Case
Patricia Hearst, 22, faces a potential 25 year maximum as sentencing opens in federal court. Attorneys say she hopes to trade knowledge of the Symbionese Liberation Army for leniency, possibly testifying in related trials while denying further incarceration. Hearst has been jailed since her arrest nine months ago following her conviction for the April 1974 bank robbery in San Francisco.
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Patricia Hearst
Temency
US District Court
Oliver J. Carter
Miss Hearst
Bank
SLA
Carter
Elizabeth Richards
Moss Hearst
San Mateo County
Callaway denies pressuring forest service for ski resort move
In a Senate hearing Howard Bo Callaway said he did not exert political pressure to gain Forest Service approval for expanding his Crested Butte ski resort onto federal land. He acknowledged a July meeting at the Pentagon with officials who were friends and denied impropriety, saying the meeting was not initiated by him.
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Howard
Bo Callaway
Secretary of the Army
Forest Service
Colorado
Ford
Agriculture Department
Pentagon
Callaway
Senate Interior and Insular Affairs
Crested Butte
Federal
Prise
Earl Butz
Subcommittee
Floyd K. Haskell
D-Colp
Rights help for whites and legal aid options
A reader asks where to turn if civil rights are violated. The NC Civil Liberties Union Greensboro offers pro bono help when representing a person. If unable to afford an attorney, contact High Point Legal Services or the Social Services department for potential free aid. For human relations, consult Reagan Weaver, director of the Human Relations Commission, at 963-2787.
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N.C. Civil Liberties Union
Greensboro
Social Services Department
High Point Legal Services, Inc
Reagan Weaver
Human Relations Commission
Jackson Appeals To Humphrey Voters In Pennsylvania
Sen. Henry M Jackson urged Pennsylvania Democrats who favor Hubert H Humphrey to back him in the April 27 presidential primary. He said support would depend on delegates won and their unequivocal loyalty. Morris Udall and Jackson planned Pennsylvania campaigning as Carter prepared to move in, with 178 delegates at stake. Reagan promised Solzhenitsyn could dine at the White House, defending his foreign policy as Ford’s race in Texas looms.
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Associated Press
Henry M Jackson
Pennsylvania
Minnesota
Hubert H. Humphrey
California
Ronald Reagan
Ford
Alexander Solzhenitsyn
Reagan White House
Reagan
Texas
Solzhenitsyn
White House
Jackson
ABC News
Humphrey
Hubert Humphrey
Washington
Arizona
Morris Udall
Pennylvania
Georgia
Jimmy Carter
Plains
Pennyslvania
Weekend White House Campaign Tour and a Giant Python Rescue
President and Mrs Ford at home on Sunday host a reception for the election committee. Jackson plans Pittsburgh and Wilkes-Barre stops while Udall campaigns in Philadelphia and Pitt, naming a new campaign director amid shakeup. Humphrey says he would accept if deadlocked and predicts victory if nominated. In Gosford a 15-year-old boy battles for survival with a 15-foot python as a park rescuer aids, leaving the boy uninjured.
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Jackson
Pittsburgh
Wilkes-Barre
Udall
Philadelphia
Humphrey
Stephen McEwen
Gosford
New South Wales
Welfare Bill Rises 21.4 Percent in 1975 Costs
Washington AP reports the 1975 welfare bill rose 21.4 percent to a record 24.8 billion as AFDC Medicaid and local programs expanded. About 266,000 new AFDC families totaling 11.3 million individuals joined, with average benefits around 220 dollars monthly per family and 68 per person. Unemployment drove a 33.6 percent rise in jobless fathers on welfare to 120,000 across 28 states, costing 43.9 million.
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Washington
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
AFDC
HEW
Carter Subtly Alters Emphasis On Campaign Message
Associated Press observes Jimmy Carter adjusting emphasis to fit each audience in Peekskill New York. He stresses family life and honesty, claiming he will never tell a lie. The piece notes his skill at tailoring the core message to win over listeners.
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Associated Press
Weller
Masonic Temple
Peekskill
N.Y
Jimmy Carter
Carter
Morris K. Udall
Tell Am
Boston
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Rt. 5
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Crake
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