FBI blame public attitudes in Hearst case
FBI Director Kelley and agent Bates argue changing public attitudes and limits on police methods hinder the Patty Hearst investigation. They cite 27 000 interviews but say not all cooperation exists. High Point Chief Roseman counters that public cooperation has improved and notes secrecy habits have shifted.
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Federal Bureau of Investigation
Patricia Hearst
FBI
Clarence Kelley
Charles Bates
Hearst
Kelley
Bates
Patty Hearst
High Point
Don Roseman
J. Edgar Hoover
Chief Roseman
John Q. Public
FCC rules risk leaving Washington a one newspaper town
The FCC has blocked Allbritton’s bid to buy a large stake in the Washington Star and broadcasting assets, arguing it would create too much media concentration. Star’s survival hinges on crossing the investment threshold, or risk a major shift in balance against the liberal Post and the region’s diverse editorial voice.
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Federal Communications Commission
Ion
Insistence
Washington
Washington Post
Washington Star
the Star
Joe Allbritton
Washington Star Communications
District of Columbia
Virginia
South Carolina
FCC
Allbritton
WMAL
Death of the Star
Flying High on National Aviation Day spotlight
National Aviation Day highlights general aviation's 1974 strength with 14 000 private aircraft shipped valued at 909 million dollars and a projected 10 percent sales rise. Cessna led industry sales, private pilots grew to 750 000, and navigational aids boosted safety though costs remain high.
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Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association
AOPA
General Aviation Manufacturers Association
United States
Airlimes
ACPA
Cessna Aircraft
Aviation Week
Foscue Steps Down as UNC-Chapel Hill Chairman
Henry A. Foscue relinquished the UNC Board of Trustees chair after decades guiding the Greater University operation. Walter R. Davis, a North Carolina native with Texas oil interests, succeeds him and has given millions to North Carolina education. Davis built a $78 million Fortune 1966 merger into Occidental Petroleum and remains active in North Carolina, Cape Hatteras Marlin tournaments, and Hargrave Military Academy.
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Henry A. Foscue
University of North Carolina
Unc-Chapel 1
Walter R. Davis
Texas
Nags Head
Elizabeth City
California
Norths
Carolina
Tar Heel
Foscue
Davis
Tar Heels
Methodist College
Fayetteville
Geraldine Davis
Unc-Chapel Hill
Hargrave Military Academy
Virginia
McLean
Permian
Permilan Corp
Occidental Petroleum Corp
Occidental
Soviet Union
North Carolina
Cape Hatteras
Terry Sanford
Armand Hammer
Occidental Petroleum
Hammmer
Davis Stil
Walter Davis
McLean Trucking Co
inston-Salem
Fort Worth Refining Co
Ohe
Rebecca Midgett Hinton
Meet The World's Greediest Ruler Somoza Revealed
Washington column accuses Anastasio Somoza of running Nicaragua as a private estate. It details control of farms, factories, banks, media, transport, and military assets, plus U.S. aid siphoning and vast foreign holdings. It notes widespread poverty amid his wealth and hints at further exposés.
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Washington
Anastasio Somoza
Nicaragua
Somoza
U.S
Nicaraguan Pacific Railroad
Ministry of Public Works
Compania Agropecuaria
Sacesores del General
Appalled by Betty Ford editorial remarks on standards
Readers object to an El Tise editorial claiming Betty Ford advocates only honesty and feelings. The letter argues that without a clear standard of conduct the nation trends toward illicit sex, abortion, prostitution, and legalized homosexuality, criticizing Ford’s perceived lack of explicit rules.
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Betty Ford
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Ciel
Jack Anderson
United Feature Syndicate
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Cars City
Banana Republic
Republic
el Salvador
Guatemala
Costa Rica
Managua Intercontinental Hotel
Intercontinental Chain
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