Testimony anonymity rejected in Patricia Hearst case
In Patricia Karst's bank robbery trial a psychiatrist, Dr. Joel Fort, sought to keep his name private when testifying. Judge Oliver Carter denied the request, saying testimony is public. Fort warned of potential harm, citing threats near the Hearst case.
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Patricia Karst
Joel Fort
San Francisco
Connectn
U.S. District Court
Oliver Carter
Fort
Carter
Hearst
Hearst Family
Attor
University of California
Miss Hearst
Fart
Charles Manson
Los Angeles
C.A. Tripp
New York
Tripp
University of Texas Health Science Center
First airplane hijacker sentenced in Miami
Anton Ramirez Ortiz, 49, the nation’s first air hijacking defendant, was sentenced to years in federal prison after rejecting a plea for leniency. He forced a National Airlines jet to Cuba from Florida nearly 15 years ago and returned from Havana months ago. The judge cited that the hijacking spurred Congress to pass the skyjacking statute.
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Miami
Anton Ramirez Ortiz
National Airlines
Jane
Cuba
Florida
Havana
U.S. District Court
Willam Mehrtens
Ramuirez
Congress
Winegrowers clash with police leave two dead in Narbonne
In Narbonne France riot police and winegrowers clashed for about an hour as thousands protested cheap imports from Spain and Italy. Two winegrowers were killed and several were wounded after gunfire and explosives were exchanged near the town, ending with officials dispersing demonstrators following an appeal by Michel Romain, head of the regional winegrowers action committee.
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Narbonne
France
Spain
Italy
Marseilles
Michel Romain
Winegrowers' Action Committee
Florida flu deaths rise as epidemic looms across counties
In St Petersburg and Broward, elderly flu related fatalities rise to eight and 23 respectively over two weeks, with more than 66 000 flu related illnesses in Broward. Public health officials warn epidemic levels while monitoring contacts of a Peace Corps nurse linked to Lassa fever exposure.
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Fla
Iny
Willa Tommaney
Pinellas County
Broward County
Paul Hughes
Broward
Washington
Peace Corps
Washington, D.C
Great Britain
Sierra Leone
West Africa
Margaret Coe
Mason City
Iowa
Washington Hospital
Boston
Chianti Fraud Trial Leads to Jail Sentences
In Florence a winegate case, 14 people were jailed for up to eight years for adulterating or mislabeling ordinary wine as Chianti. The court found 23 charged with adding sugar or chemicals or falsifying labels to pass off table wine as Chianti from the Chianti mountains.
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Florence
Bordeaux
Chianti
Winegate
Italy
Chianti Mountains
Palestinian Troop Increase in Lebanon Amid Cross-Border Raids
About 2,090 Palestine Liberation Army troops entered Lebanon from Syria and joined 8,500 Palestinian regulars in the southern and eastern mountains. Israeli commandos conducted two cross-border operations into southern Lebanese villages before dawn, kidnapping a village mayor and provoking Lebanese artillery fire, according to the Lebanese army.
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Berrut
Palestine Liberation Army
Lebanon
Syria
Aed
Hostages Freed At Firestone Plant In Lisbon Case
Two American executives at the Firestone plant in Aleoehele near Lisbon were freed unharmed after eight hours of captivity by a Communist dominated workers commission. Martin Boson, 52, plant manager, and R. James Roney, 32, production manager, were held since Monday night during wage dispute talks.
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Lisbon
Firestone
Martin Boson
Aleoehele
R. James Roney
Rhodesia May Face Shortages After Mozambique Blockade
Rhodesia, landlocked and white-ruled, risks shortages as Mozambique closes the border to the sea. South Africa doubts extra help will come, warning of potential escalation with Cuban and Soviet involvement in Angola. Tanzanian and Zambian outlets hail Samora Machel's war declaration as a milestone in the anti Rhodesia struggle.
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South Africa
Rhodesia
Mozambique
John Vorster
Cape Town
Angola
Samora Machel
Africa
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