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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1975

Page

12

Subpoena Shinnick Tied to Hearst SLA Probe Surfaces

Federal grand jury subpoenas Phillip K. Shinnick amid an SLA related case probing Patricia Hearst’s 1974 kidnapping. The inquiry targets Shinnick’s friend Jack Scott, with Scott’s wife and Shinnick questioned about links to a Pennsylvania farmhouse where fingerprints of Hearst and others were found.

San Francisco Phillip K. Shinnick Patricia Hearst Associated Press Symbionese Liberation Army Miss Hearst FBI Shinnick Jack Scott Athhletic Oberlin University Ohio Scott Micki Canaan SLA William Emily Harris Wendy Yoshimura Livingston College Rutgers University New Brunswick N.J Hal Connolly Phil Ed. Shinnick Pennsylvania Farmhouse Charles Bates Hearst University of Washington John J. Scott Las Vegas Hearst Grand Jury Louise Scott Scotts Yoshimura Pennsylvania

Evacuation and political turmoil deepen in South Vietnam

As Communist gains intensify, Thieu faced increasing opposition while Tam Quan near Da Nang swelled with refugees. Ky and an anti-Thieu priest called for a peaceful power transition amid arrests of dissidents. US evacuations from Da Nang and plans to move 1000 to Nha Trang continued. In Cambodia, Khmer Rouge shelling paused airlift at Phnom Penh but fighting persisted.

Samese Thieu Tam Quan da Nang U.S Nguyen Cao Ky Action For National Salvation Committee Saigon Nha Trang

Saudi King Khalid vows moderation and Western cooperation

In Riyadh King Khalid pledged to follow the late King Faisal's policy of moderation and cooperation with the West. A government source said Faisal's assassin would be tried under Islamic law and likely executed by firing squad if sane. Rockefeller met Khalid after a funeral attended by Arab and African leaders, calling for an equitable Middle East peace and noting flexibility in Kissinger’s diplomacy.

Riyadh UPT Saudi Arabia Khalid Nelson A. Rockefeller Faisal Faisel bin Musaed Colorado Rockefeller U.S Anwar Sadat Middle East Henry A. Kissinger Sadat Kissinger Egypt Israel Sinai Desert Rived United States

SEC Charges Over Air West Proxy Battle and Stock Dump

The SEC alleges Hughes and Summa pressured Air West directors during a 1968 proxy campaign. Five Hughes defendants sought a $22 offer, directors delayed, then stock was dumped 47,000 shares lowering price from 18 to 15. Shareholders finally received $8.75 rather than $22. The SEC estimates $15 million as recoverable.

Hughes Summa Air West Hughes Group Greenspun, Crockett and Charnay American Stock Exchange SEC

Crestwood juvenile bomb ring broken up

Nine youngsters aged 12 to 14 were implicated in a Crestwood case where crude pipe bombs were made and sold to classmates at Kolmar Elementary School for 35 cents each. Ten bombs were found at school and homes. police credited cooperation from the youths after warnings about explosive potential.

Crestwood, Ill Kolmar Chicago John McAuliffe Midlothian Crestwood McAuliffe

Tax Bill Divides Economists Over Reforms and Veto Risk

Ford weighs signing or vetoing a broad tax bill with rebates up to 200 dollars and credits for 1975, higher investment tax credit, and oil depletion repeal. Bank economist Norman Robertson warns about timing and stimulus, while Washington University’s Murray Weidenbaum questions social reforms. Ford meets his economic policy board as Nessen notes far reaching provisions and Ford’s concerns.

Mellon Bank Norman Robertson Ford Murray Weidenbaum Washington University St. Louis White House Ron Nessen Nessen Economic Policy Board Congress

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