Earthquake Forecast Warns of Inevitable California Quake
Dr. Hamilton told the Commonwealth Club that USGS data from southern California shows precursors to a major quake. He warned San Francisco and Los Angeles lie on the San Andreas fault and that another great quake is inevitable, with Chinatown noted as especially dangerous.
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Hamilton
Commonwealth Club
USGS
Hollister
California
Hamillton
San Andreas
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Califordia
Guatemala
Italy
New Guinea
Indonesia
China
Philippines
Tur Ye
Tokyo
Japan
Wayne Thatcher
American Geophyssical Union
Whitcomb
Thatchey
Palmdrale
Palmdale
Los Angles
Ben
Tmiarteber
Thatcher
Geological Survey
Manson appeals on grounds of prejudiced testimony rejected
The appeals court upheld Kosabian's testimony as corroborated and ruled publicity did not create prejudice. It noted Los Angeles County remained most populous and metropolitan. Van Houten's new attorney was deemed unable to argue credibility. Hughes later died in a camping accident. All three women originally sentenced to death had their penalties reduced to life in prison.
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Progeedinge
Mons Syde
Miss. Kosabian
Los Angeles County
Sami
Vat Houten
Court of Appeal
Attovery
Ronald Hughes
Nughes
Manso
Toad
Hp 35
Cathornia
Voraville van Houten
Leno
Rosemary LiBianca
Keith
Ughea
Mangon
Miss van Houten
Kay
Linda Kasabian
Tye
California
Mansom
van Tonten
T 9
Magson
van Houten
Hearst Case Prolonged as Hearings Delayed in Bank Robbery Trial
The Hearst trial faced delays as defense and prosecution sparred over scheduling with Miss Hearst and her attorney Johnson, who argued for postponement to January through March to focus on appeals. Reporters were barred from camera access as Hearst entered via a back door, while deputies remained armed in the courtroom.
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Sierra Court
William Rika
Riki
Shori
Miss Mearst
T Atall
Johnson
TedSpagey Cameraien
San Francisco
William
Emily Warris
Miss Hearst
Assaci
Mel
Englewood
Carter faces advisers Congress and leaders on energy plan
Carter met with lawmakers and regional leaders including Rep Barbara Jordan and Govs from Northeast states to map an energy policy. He heard from Israeli PM Rubin via Sen Stone and discussed Kissinger serving in a Carter administration. Ribicoff urged Muldoon retention and peace talks, while Vermont Governor Snelling cited a pledge for an energy policy by April and a regional energy corporation funded by federal guarantees.
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Carter
Yitehak Rubin
Richard Stone
D-Fla
Israel
Stone
Abraham Ribicoff
D+ Com
Middle East
Ribicoff
Kissinger
Mandle East
Ideal mother hid gun and killed her children
Patricia Bolin of Upper Arlington Ohio killed two of her three children and then herself after buying a pistol and concealing it in a sewing kit. Neighbors described the restrained, quiet mother as an ideal figure in the wealthy Columbus suburb. Police noted seven cartridge cases found and one bullet missing pending autopsy results.
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Upper Arlington, Ohio
Patricia Bolin
Chiliva
Bole
Amily
Patriela Bolla
Columbus
Beverly Kearny
Bolin
Rainald Me Wis
Bolins
Stephen Young
Boling
Dunefilter
Tamela Jean
Sia
Magery
Mrs. Bolin
Buin
Linda Pavlos
Tammy Laat
Arive Cin
Taylor
Noane
Hunger strike for parole in Mexican jails gains support
Carolyn Johnson of Alameda says petitions with 101 signatures from Americans and Latins, backed by hundreds in Mexican prisons, press for swift passage of a penal reform bill restoring parole for drug offenders. About 100 Americans are fasting as 50 of 154 inmates in two Mexico City dormitories refuse meals.
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Mexico City
Atien
Carolyn Otinson
Alameda
Calif
Luis Behoverris
Rectusaria Norte
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Maxwell Keith
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Rizzi
Congress
Business
CTA
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Barbara Jordan
Dox
The
United Nations
Rep
Jordan
Charles L. Schultze
Treasury
Defense
By Steven R. Hurst
South America
Phillip Millard
Alameds
Santa Marta
Reclusaria Norte
Aen
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