Hearst Car Brakes Suspect Tampered With
Hearst family fears a brake tampering attempt after bolts on the Mercedes brake lines were found loose. Patricia Hearst and Randolph Hearst noted investigators believe the bolts could not loosen without help. Mrs Hearst cited the danger on a steep San Francisco hill near Nob Hill, recalling a dashboard warning light and a mechanic's distress.
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Nob Hill Contominium
Hearst trial details reveal coerced acts and orders
Testimony describes Miss Hearst's fear during the Hibernia bank robbery and claims that Cinque ordered actions, with psychiatrists evaluating voluntariness. Kozol outlines five jail house exams while defense seeks to show duress and coercion in the SLA case.
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Nixon Deposition Highlights Tap Controversy and Kissinger Role
Nixon explains Kissinger planned to provide FBI with names and ends taps when he believed they were unnecessary. Halperin aims to call Nixon and Kissinger as witnesses if trial occurs. He notes Nixon recently returned from China, claiming good health, while a White House memo suggests Kissinger wished to extend taps to establish innocence, revealing tensions over wiretapping policy and leaks.
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Reagan Fights On in Primary Battle as Florida Leads
Ford leads with 53 percent in Florida and 43 GOP delegates, while Reagan has 47 percent and 23 delegates. Carter argues only Jackson and Udall remain viable in the Democratic race, dismissing Wallace as nonviable. Carter eyes Illinois next, but campaign aides warn resources may be stretched as April primaries approach.
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Jackson wife splits on abortion issue in Asheville
Helen Jackson said she and her husband Senator Henry Jackson disagree on abortion. She believes it should be between a woman and her doctor while he holds life begins at conception. The comments came as she opened Jackson campaign headquarters in Asheville. A separate AP report notes a Nevada Test Site nuclear detonation was delayed by winds.
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Simon says Italy aid tied to Communist power risk
Treasury Secretary William E. Simon pledged U.S. support for Italy in her hour of need but warned Washington could withhold aid if the Communist Party enters the government. In Rome he met non Communist leaders while leftists outside distributed leaflets calling him a spokesman for the bankrupt dollar system. Simon's remarks signaled a reassessment of ties and potential aid stances, amid Italy's local and regional Communist vote strength.
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Mainz
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Communist Party
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Cyclamate cancer risk remains unproven in animals
Washington AP reports the National Cancer Institute cannot conclude cyclamate causes cancer in animals after a comprehensive review. The Mayo Clinic led committee notes 95 percent probability it does not cause cancer in humans, but cites testing limits. FDA Commissioner Schmidt faces pressure to reverse the 1969 cyclamate ban.
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Food and Drug
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Arnold L. Brown
Mayo Citing and Medical School
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