Hearst faces leniency talks as she nears sentencing
Patricia Hearst faces pressure to cooperate with a federal probation officer in interviews ahead of her bank robbery sentence. Judge Oliver Carter noted cooperation could affect the penalty. Hearst is due to be sentenced on April 12, with potential arraignment in Los Angeles on related state charges after.
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Emily Harris
Symbionese Liberation Army
Jack Scott
Wendy Yoshimura
Steven Soliah
Miss Sears
Las Vegas
Scott
Browning
Hearst
Reagan Wallace seek upsets in NC primary races
In Raleigh and Charlotte, Ron Reagan and George Wallace urged voters as Ford and Carter dominated the race. Sargent Shriver withdrew from the Democratic contest releasing his delegates, while Wallace predicted a chance despite a second place finish. Jackson did not campaign in North Carolina.
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George Wallace
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Georgia
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Henry M. Jackson
Washington
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Wallace
Charlotte
Alabama
Kamikaze crash maims target in Tokyo payoff scandal
A light plane piloted by actor Mit suyasu Maeno crashed into Yoshio Kodama's home in Tokyo, killing the pilot and lightly injuring Kodama and another resident. The crash followed a payoff scandal linked to Lockheed, with investigations noting substantial payments to Kodama and government officials.
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Japan
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Former Italy air chief held in Lockheed case
Gen. Dislo Fanali former Malian air force chief and Rome lawyer Antonin d Ovidiw Lefebvre were arrested after Malian state attorney Har io Martella charged them with complicity in a 1.6 million payoff linked to the sale in 1970 of 14 C130 Hercules planes.
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Fanali
Lefebvre
Kissinger warns Cuba over Africa intervention in Africa
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger warned the United States will take forthright and decisive action to halt Cuban military intervention in Africa and elsewhere. He urged a buildup of conventional forces and spoke amid reports the Ford administration is prepared to act against Castro if he intervenes in southern Africa.
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Washington Star
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Museum official blames city for mess on the Queen Mary
Queen Mary Museum of the Sea official George Murchison criticizes Low Beach City Manager John R. Mansell and city leaders for actions he calls a mess on the Queen Mary. He cites a city reply blocking access to analytical worksheets and questions the conduct of city staff in relation to a $23,000 Stanford Research Institute study funded by the museum, hotel, and ship company.
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Queen Mary Corp
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Museum of the Sea Foundation
Ford reviews Nixon report on Peking trip findings
President Ford deemed Richard Nixon's eight day China trip report "very interesting and useful." The White House said the document contained no new information and Nixon received back both copies. Read by Kissinger Scowcroft and George Bush, the report noted over ten hours of talks with Hua Kuo-feng and Mao Tse-lung. details remain undisclosed.
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China
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Henry Kissinger
Brent Scowrratt
CIA
George Bush
U.S
Peking
Essen
Longet Charged With Criminally Negligent Homicide in Sabich Case
Aspen prosecutors say evidence supports filing criminally negligent homicide against Claudine Longet for the shooting death of Wladimir Sabich. Longet, ex-wife of Andy Williams, appeared in court with Williams. bond set at 5000. Autopsy cites a single small caliber gunshot wound causing massive abdominal hemorrhage.
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Wladimir
Spider” Sabich
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Sabich
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Tucker
Rocky Mountain
Longet
Liams
Williams
Sabieh
Probe into alleged FBI supply kickbacks widens
FTC antitrust unit criticizes GM monopoly in crash replacement parts page A-7. The notices reference ongoing probes and regulatory scrutiny affecting procurement practices and automotive aftermarket suppliers.
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