Janey Jimenez the Deputy Marshal Guarding Hearst
Janey Jimenez, 23, the bilingual deputy U.S. marshal who keeps Patricia Hearst under custody, stands out as the only female marshal near Hearst. Her story covers her background, education, and view of the job, plus her family and career path through the U.S. Marshals Service.
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Bernard Harmit
Associated Pres
SAN Francisco
Janey Jiminez
U.S
Patricia Hearst
Miss Jimenez
Miss Hearst
Ancient ruins damaged by Guatemala quake
Guatemalan officials report heavy damage to pre Columbian and Spanish colonial treasures after last week’s earthquake. Tikal ruins were spared. Director Luis Lujan Munos urged UNESCO and regional bodies for aid to preserve sites like Mixco Viejo Iximche Tecpan and Antigua. 17,032 dead and 55,000 injured cited with over a sixth of the population homeless.
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Guatemala City
Guatemala
Tikal
National Institute of Anthropology
Rts
Lujan Manos
Mixco Viejo
Chichicastenango Department
Iximche
Tecpan
Don Pedro de Alvarado
Camel Hair Contamination Seen By Agency
In Raleigh AP The State Division of Health Services warned North Carolina craftsmen using coarse yarns of camel hair goat hair or sheep wool imported from Pakistan about possible anthrax contamination Two firms Tahki Imports Ltd New York and Creative Handweavers Los Angeles sold yarn in North Carolina that may spread anthrax Dr J N MacCormick head of the divisions communicable disease unit said a California weaver died late January after using the yarn He urged anyone with the yarn to bring it to the local health department.
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Raleigh
State Division of Health Services
Pakistan
Tahki Imports Ltd
New York
Creative Handweavers of
Los Angeles
North Carolina
J.N. MacCormick
Division of Health Services
California
MacCormick
CIA halts use of newsmen as undercover agents
CIA Director George Bush announced the agency will stop paid or contractual ties with U.S. news correspondents and will phase out existing links. The agency said it seeks information from media and clergy volunteers but will not reveal the names of cooperating Americans.
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Washington
CIA
U.S
George Bush
Chavez to launch new boycott over farm labor board funding
Cesar Chavez says the United Farm Workers will organize a consumer boycott targeting Sun-Maid raisins Sunsweet prunes and other Fresno area growers after California farm labor board funding was blocked by lawmakers. He seeks to pressure rural legislators and possibly push the issue to voters while criticizing opponents for bias toward the UFW. Frank Light of Sun-Maid says the cooperative has no ties to the union and no farm worker employment.
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Sachamento
Calif
Cesar Chavez
California
Farm Labor Board
United Farm Workers Union
Chavez
UFW
Sunmaid
Edmund Brown Jr
Frank Light
Sunmatch
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Patty Hearst
van Nuys
Cali
Jimimez
Schoo
Jimnez
San Diego State Uniersity
Federal Metropolitan Correction Center
San Diego
U.S. Marshal’s Office
Glenco
Denver
Idaho
Utah
Reno
Janey Jimines
Londonderry Estates
Shadow Valley Head
High Point Police Benevolent Associaom
Harold B. Lightfer
Ol Greeninke
AF. Blackburn
Gospel Baptist Church
High Abint
N. Main
S. Main
E. Green
Montueu
Southgate Shopping Center
Thomasville
Sears
Owigh Point
New York City
Angola
Africa
Village Voice
House Intelligence Committee
House
John Marks
Gamal Abdul Nasser
Egypt
3 Atari
New Tratp
FSI
Clarence Kelley
Bureau
Kelley
Justice Department
Herman Sadillo
D-N-Y
Shadowline
Aviance Spray
Prince Matchabelli
Aviance
Adare
Piedmont
Horace McKinney
Woodroe
F. Haywood
Westchester Mall
Gorham
Towle
Etree Ur
Samuel Nymars
Princess Iamond
Apprendi
PNL
Sutter
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