Two SLA members face arraignment today
Los Angeles AP report states two Symbiote Liberation Army members charged with 11 counts involving Kidnaping and robbery tied to Patty Hearst case. Indictment names Miss Hearst William and Emily Harris with serious counts, potential life sentence. Trial for Harrises may begin within 60 days. Hearst faces separate federal charges.
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Los Angeles
San Francisco Bay Area
Mrs. Hearst
Patty Hearst
Harrises
Miss Hearst
San Mateo County
San Francisco
California
William Harris
Harris
San Francisco Examiner
SLA
Pacific Gas & Electric Co
Oakland Police Department
Inglewood
Thomas D. Matthews
Frank R. Sutter
Milk price support raised to boost dairy farmers
The USDA raised the basic milk price support by 6.5 percent to $7.71 per 100 pounds for manufacturing grade milk, aiming to help producers stay in business without lifting consumer prices. Officials note farm prices have been higher recently, so retail costs may rise in the near term, with a potential small decline later as wholesale prices ease.
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Washington
Butz
Congress
USDA
Bank call issued for reports on bank conditions
The controller of the currency issued a call for reports on the condition of national banks as of the close of business Tuesday September 30. Similar calls were issued by the Federal Reserve Board for condition reports from state banks in the Federal Reserve System and by the FDIC for insured state banks not members of the system.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve System
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Federal State Livestock Sale Report Highlights Varied Cattle Prices
Receipts estimated at 2000, up from last week’s 1818. Slaughter cows mostly 1.00 higher, bulls mostly 1.00 higher. Feeder steers under 400 lbs weak to 1.00 lower, over 400 lbs strong to 1.00 higher. Feeder heifers weak to 1.00 lower. Supplies include 10 percent feeders and 20 percent slaughter cattle with 1 percent slaughter bulls.
Nail biting superstition in Britain newborns
A historic belief in Britain claimed a baby would become a thief if its nails were cut before the first birthday, leading many mothers to bite off the infant’s nails instead.
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Britain
Electric companies test new billing to curb bills and aid poor
Utilities push peak demand pricing and minimum service plans to cut costs for consumers. AP finds 1974 residential bills rose 16.4 percent on average while usage fell 2 percent. Programs like energy stamps, lifeline billing, and off peak pricing spread across states, with Florida, Illinois, California, and New York exploring pilot schemes and rate reshaping. The Marble Arch at Hyde Park opens gates to the Royal Family.
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Associated Press
Edison Electric Institute
Florida Public Service Commission
Florida Power Corp
Commonwealth Edison Co
Ilinois Commerce Commission
Ilinois
Commission
California Public Utilities Commission
Pacific Gas & Electric Co
New York State Public Service Commission
Hyde Park
London
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Hope
Bath
Ledward
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Rankamericard
Colgate Instant
Olgate Nome Nancise
Hai
Ark
Star
Py Vim Harris
Jo Turner
Lions Club
Jim Gunter
The
Turner
Jack Caldwell
Hope Lions Club
Electric
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