Hearst Testifies on Psychiatrist Interview During Trial Prep
Miss Hearst describes a tense January interview with Dr. Kozol at San Mateo County Jail as part of court-ordered mental state assessments for her federal bank robbery trial. She recounts pressure, questions about SLA praise, and a disputed claim that the doctor pressed her about kidnapping and her feelings for SLA member Willie Wolfe.
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Dr. Kozol
F.lee Bailey
San Mateo County
Kozol
Symbignese Liberation Army
SLA
US District Court
Oliver J. Carter
Bailey
Johnson
Miss Mearst
Kozel
Dunlop resigns as labor secretary over trust failure
John T. Dunlop announced Wednesday that he will resign as secretary of labor effective February 1, saying required communications and trust among labor, management and government are no longer possible with him in the cabinet. He did not protest the veto of the construction picketing bill and suggested political considerations influenced the veto, while President Ford expressed deep regret and admiration for Dunlop. Observers expect W J Usery Jr to be offered the post, signaling possible renewed labor-management tension after a period of peace.
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Washington
John T. Dunlop
Dunlop
Ford
Pord
White House
Labor Movement
W.J. Usery Jr
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Tie
Labor
Department of Labor
Doctors vote to curtail nonemergency services in slowdown
Hoag Memorial staff leaders from Hoag Costa Mesa Memorial and Huntington Hospital voted to curb nonemergency care amid Governor Brown's funding demand for the poor. Dr Parry cited high costs and opposition to the proposal as key factors. In Pomona Valley and Queen of the Valley, doctors echoed concerns, warning of broader physician resistance if the governor does not back down. County hospitals near capacity with 55 beds open, 1,000 more possible under contract, and standby hiring to meet 110 percent load.
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Hoag Memorial Inspital
Newport
Beard
Brown
Hoag
Costa Mesa Memorial
Huntington Intercommunity Hospital
Huntington Beach
County Medical Association
Parry
San Gabriel Valley
Pomona Valley Hospital
Pomona
Queen of the Valley Hospital
West Covina
Richard Davis
Mansell
Wilson
Long Beach
Soliah's bail cut to enable release amid speedy trial issue
Soliah describes jail conditions as horrible and says it is incredible to await trial while presumed innocent. Judge Philip Wilkins reduced bail from 250000 to 100000 after a delay in the trial under the Speedy Trial Act. The Potentially harboring a fugitive case tied to Hearst and bank robbery charges remained, with the trial postponed to February due to key witness Kathleen James’s pregnancy.
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Soliah
Martin Soliah
U.S. District Court
Philip Wilkins
Wilkins
Otis
Miss Hearst
U.S
Kathleen James
Testimony on Wolfe Relation and DeFreeze Mentioned
Witness Sha described Kozol asking about SLA member Cinque DeFreeze and his race. She testified Kozol inquired how dark DeFreeze was and if he had any white in him.
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Kozol
SLA
Donald
Cinque” DcFreeze
Sha
Miss Hearst
DeFreeze
Unruh Arrested in Drunk Driving Case
Sacramento AP reports State Treasurer Jesse Unruh, 53, was arrested after an erratic drive on Interstate 5 near Yolo County across the Sacramento River. Patrolman J E Weir said Unruh failed a sobriety test at 2 15 a m. Unruh, longtime Assembly speaker in the 1960s, later ran for governor in 1970 and reentered politics as treasurer.
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Sacramento
Jesse Unruh
Highway Patrol
J. E. Weir
Unruh
Yolo County
Sacramento River
State Capitol
Weir
State Assembly
California
Ronnald Reagan
Kissinger data spurs dispute over Nixon papers
The United States secretary of state Henry Kissinger is accused of removing from the White House a set of documents that could be part of Richard Nixon’s presidential papers. The papers were described as summaries of business calls monitored by Kissinger’s aides and were later found at the State Department under Lawrence Eagleburger. State lawyers say Kissinger kept the materials after becoming secretary of state in 1973.
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New York Times Service
Washington
Henry Kissinger
White House
Richard Nixon
Kissinger
Urief
Nixon
State Department
Lawrence Eagleburger
Eagleburger
Israel warns on Geneva peace talks amid Arab push at UN
Foreign Minister Yigal Allon told the Knesset that changes to Security Council resolutions could paralyze or end the Geneva conference. Arab nations pressed for PLO participation and a UN resolution demanding Israeli withdrawal from occupied lands and recognition of Palestinian national rights. The United States signaled possible support for a Palestinians’ rights resolution while opposing a blanket call for withdrawal from all territories. The Sinal Support Mission to monitor Egypt-Israel accord was approved by President Ford, amid Kuwait arms-selling chatter and large U.S. arms orders.
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Geneva
U.N. Security Council
Yigal Allon
Jerusalem
Security Council
Mideast
United States
Soviet Union
Henry A. Kissinger
Palestine Liberation Organization
PLO
Allen
United Nations
New York
U.N
U.S
Washington
Sinal
Egypt
Ford
Pentagon
Kuwait
Isome
Lawyers dispute ownership of Nixon papers in Kissinger dispute
In private, Ford aides and lawyers debate who owns Nixon era documents, with some asserting NSC ownership. Fort’s counsel says Kissinger did not control the materials and that the issue predates Nixon's resignation on August 9 1974, leaving questions about postresignation custody.
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Nixon
Kissinger
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