Hearst case judged with focus on wealth and justice
The article notes Patty Hearst faces probation for the 1974 LA sporting goods store shootout while her wealth drew criticism of leniency. Carroll Huett argues for a harsher sentence, billowing debates on social status and defense quality amid Hearst’s ongoing appeal in a separate bank robbery case.
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Patty Hearst
Miss Hearst
Los Angeles
Carroll Huett
Patty
Hearsts
Huett
F. Lee Bailey
Symbionese Liberation Army
Mental health panel drops beach plan for Raleigh session
The South Central Administrative Team in central North Carolina will hold its May meeting in a public Raleigh building rather than a seaside resort in Atlantic Beach. A senator's critique and budget concerns prompted the shift, with officials noting business efficiency over vacation allure.
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South Central
North Carolina
Atlantic Beach
Raleigh
Joe Raynor
Cumberland County
General Assembly
State Division of Mental Services
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Honolulu
Waikiki
Washington
Jimmy Carter
Concorde Decision Time Faces U.S. Authorities
The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey may end its Con corde ban on Kennedy landings after studying noise levels. British Airways and Air France sue in Manhattan federal court, with Judge Pollack setting a May 6 deadline for submissions. London talks May 16 will seek a new bilateral aviation pact as Concorde remains central to disagreements.
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France
Port Authority of
New York
New Jersey
Port Authority
Kennedy International Airport
U.S
Manhattan
Concorde
British Airways
Air France
Milton Pollack
London
United States
Kennedy
Dulles International
Washington, D.C
William T. Coleman Jr
Dulles
New York City
Howard Beach
South Ozone Park
Queens
Inwood
Cedarhurst
Nassau County
Jimmy Breslin
Breslin
Paris
Valery Giscard d’Estaing
Giscard
Atlantic
Halifax
Nova Scotia
Court Upheld Paddling Rule In Public Schools
The Supreme Court ruled in Ingraham v Wright that the Eighth Amendment does not apply to corporal punishment in public schools. The decision limits federal protection, leaving discipline to state laws, with two pupils described as chronic troublemakers and the case reflecting disputes over school punishment methods.
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Supreme Court
Ingraham
Jority
United States
Charles R. Drew Junior High School
Miami
James W. Ingraham
Roosevelt Andrews
On The Track Of The Top Heroin Dealers
A secret intelligence report alleges Thailand’s Chang Kai cheng heads a large heroin network with ties to officials, extending from a Burma refinery to Bangkok distribution with global links. U.S. and Thai agents identify key figures, while officials deny government protection.
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Washington
Thailand
United States
Europe
Thanin Kravichien
Chang Kaicheng
Chang Ching-chen
Chang
Bangkok
Chang Kai-cheng
China
Burma
Chiang Mai
Holland
Singapore
Malaysia
Hong Kong
U.S
Nixon Show Part 1 family recollections on TV interview
A family gathers to watch David Frost interview Nixon amid Watergate talk. Granny defends Nixon as honest, while others question motives and truth, and the house fills with tears as the program airs and debates continue.
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Washington
Nixon
Edith
Harold
Alice
Granny
Robert Redford
Dustin Hoffman
Jason Robards
Richard Nixon
David Frost
Frost
FCC
Haldeman
Ehrlichman
Colson
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Lester Wolff
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Ussr
Jack Anderson
Les Whitten
Watergate
Great Britain
Eisenhower
Sherman Adams
Uncle Harold
Buchwald
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