Hearst Called Rebel Linked To SLA By Psychiatrist
Patricia Hearst described as a spiritual sister to the Symbionese Liberation Army. A psychiatrist testified she was a rebel without a cause ready for violent extremists, with notes she was “ripe for the plucking” by terrorists sharing her yearnings for violence. The government pressed its rebuttal, presenting evidentiary tapes and notes from Hearst's arrest day, including a necklace matching one found with an SLA member.
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Carter Faces Midwestern Test In Illinois Primary
Jimmy Carter campaigns in Illinois amid a brokered convention debate with party bosses and Wallace in a race that includes Sargent Shriver as a potential spoiler. Ford seeks to blunt Reagan as the Republican contest narrows. Carter aims to win about 20 of 155 delegates while Daley signals no clear backing to Shriver.
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Assassination Plot Probed By FBI Secret Service
Federal investigators confirm they are probing a reported assassination plot against President Ford and former California Governor Reagan. An informant alleged a commando style team from the Bay Area planned an attack at the Republican National Convention in Kansas City this summer. Authorities stress ongoing investigations and the seriousness of threats.
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CIA says Israel has 10 to 20 nuclear weapons ready
CIA briefings reportedly indicate Israel may possess 10 to 20 nuclear weapons ready for use. CIA officials declined comment, while an Israeli embassy spokesman rejected Israel as a nuclear power. The briefing also touched on Soviet lunar program setbacks and ongoing satellite developments.
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B1 bomber contracts lead to production planning grants
The Air Force awarded about 164.4 million in contracts to Rockwell International for B1 bomber production planning and tooling. Final decision on production will come after tests, with a defense budget exceeding 1 billion for chamber production and 2.7 million for research, contingent on Congress approval.
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Freeway experiment turns Santa Monica into long parking lot
A Monday start of a toll lane test on the eight lane Santa Monica Freeway designates the left lanes for buses and carpools during rush hours. Officials hope to reduce congestion fuel use and smog by pulling solo motorists into carpools or bus travel. Several hundred complaints followed the rollout as drivers faced multi hour delays caused by accidents and closed offramps.
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Egypt ends Soviet friendship pact after Sadat move
Cairo reports say the Fayptian People s Assembly backed Sadat by a wide margin and scrapped the Egypt Soviet friendship treaty. Tass condemned the move as dangerous and warned of consequences as Egypt urged a shift away from Soviet ties.
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Domestic kickbacks under growing U S scrutiny and estimates
New York Times reports that domestic bribes and kickbacks among American firms reach into many industries and may total up to 15 billion dollars annually. Analysts say many cases go undisclosed while courts reveal payoffs at buyer level and to some higher officials.
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Independent Mother on Gov Brown Steering Committee
Forest Service memos reveal repeated pressure by Callaway. Mary Pickford still spry at 83. Page references indicate coverage across A sections and pages 3, 4, 9.
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