Hearst to come before bar for trial next week
The article notes growing confidence Patricia Campbell Hearst will face the bar soon with a hoped-for fair judgment. It discusses juror neutrality, public opinion, and defense arguments that duress may explain involvement with the SLA, plus statements by F Lee Bailey and criticism of officials.
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Patricia Campbell Hearst
Miss Hearst
Symbionese Liberation Army
San Francisco
Hearst
U.S
William Saxbe
Hambouyant
F. Lee Bailey
Modern Messages Graffic on Walls and Bumpers
A wall inscription in Alamance County tax office mocks taxes with a four letter word and bumper sticker humor about God and Tar Heels. The piece notes needlepoint, T shirts, and bumper art reflecting modern sayings and the college Carolina blue sky reference.
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Alamance County Tax Collector's Office
Carolina
Reforming The Regulators
Washington debates federal regulation as the 1970s shift public policy toward less government intervention yet enduring concerns about welfare and economic rules. Critics push deregulation in airlines and trucking, while regulators face delays, overlaps, and costs borne by shippers and consumers.
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Washington
Ralph Nader
Ronald Reagan
Ford
Federal Trade Commission
Lewis A. Engman
Civil Aeronautics Board
CAB
Federal Maritime Commission
FMC
Interstate Commerce Commission
ICC
Gerald Ford A People’s President Amidst Gatekeepers
Gerald Ford is portrayed as a approachable, warm leader who shuns pomp. The piece contrasts his locker room camaraderie and personal acts of service with the gatekeeping image of the presidency. It highlights his attentiveness to staff, dogs, and citizens, and notes moments of personal grace during crises and foreign affairs.
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Euston
White House House
White House
Ford
Richard Keiser
Secret Service
Maj
Robert Barrett
Bob
Gerald Ford
Detroit
Andrews Air Force Base
Los Angeles
Century Plaza Hotel
Ted Kennedy
Kennedy
Peer Jordan
Hussein
George McGovern
McGovern
Chicago
Camelot
Byzantum
Public opinion, decency, and trust in America
A columnist argues Americans combine hard mindedness and decency, wary that the United States is being played for a sucker. He cites Vietnam era disillusionment, media framing, and the desire for strong intelligence as essential to maintaining national resolve and morality. Democratic candidates are urged to heed public sentiment.
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United States of America
Greater
Boston
Washington
New York
United States
Hanoi
Loc
Hubert Humphrey
Humber
Jack Kennedy
Bronxville
N.Y
Pat Buchanan
Nixon
Eyebrows Rise Over Javits Iran Lobbyist Job
Washington clocks eyebrow raising over Marton Javits taking Iran National Airlines lobbying post while her husband Senator Jack Javits sits on the Foreign Relations Committee. She says no Iran talks with him and avoids a conflict of interest, yet a dinner table banter hints at ties and perks from Tehran, including caviar and Persian dishes.
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Washington
Marton Javits
Iran National Airlines
Iran
Sen
Marion
Tehran
New York
Tran National Airlines
Met
Lincoln Center
Detroit
Jack
London
Paris
St. Louis
Houston
Kennedy
Timagine
Shahi
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Patly Hearst
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Jack Anderson
United Feature Syndicate
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Ito
JFK
CBA
Ose
James Bond
John le Carre
Len Deighton
Art Buchwald
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