Hearst claims government psychiatrist bullied her in hearing
Patricia Hearst testified she was yelled at and harassed by Dr. Harry Kozol during pretrial psychiatric exams. Defense lawyer Al Johnson labeled Kozol as an FBI interrogator and said his questions brought Hearst to tears. The hearing, held in San Francisco, reviewed whether Kozol could continue examinations ahead of her January 26 federal bank robbery trial.
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Robbery Suspect Soliah Released On Bail
Steven Soliah, a 27 year old house painter linked to Patricia Hearst, was freed on bail pending federal bank robbery charges. He left jail after a brief statement praising supporters, defended prison conditions, and avoided questions about Hearst or SLA ties. The case centers on the April bank holdup in Carmichael that killed a customer, with trial delayed to February 23 due to a key witness pregnancy.
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Jackson urges new probe into South Carolina State killings
Rev. Jesse Jackson meets with Attorney General Levi and presses the Justice Department to reopen inquiries into the 1968 Orangeburg State College killings and the King assassination. He calls for a special prosecutor and cites perceived bias in federal investigations.
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DC Council Member Backs Wilmington Ten Appeals
Washington DC council member Manon Barty urges area residents to support efforts for the Supreme Court to consider appeals of North Carolina's Wilmington Ten, highlighting regional backing for the civil rights case.
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