Plot to kidnap sister of Brown tied to SLA
San Francisco reports a plan to abduct Kathleen Rice sister of Gov. Brown. The scheme allegedly formed in San Quentin under James Holliday of the Black Guerrilla Family to use the kidnapping to free SLA members Russell Little and Joseph Remiro. Authorities denied any active target and Brown said he had no comment.
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Brown
San Francisco
Symbionese Liberation Army
Gov. Brown
The
San Francisco Examiner
Kathleen Rice
San Quentin Prison
James H. ‘Doc’ Holliday
Black Guerrilla Family
Oakland
Marcus Foster
Los Angeles
Concord
Conviction Evidence Barred in SLA Trial
In the January 1974 Concord shootout case against Army members Russell Little and Joseph Remiro, Judge M Ross Bigelow barred the prosecution from mentioning the defendants’ 1973 Foster murder conviction. The judge allowed evidence of Foster for motive and intent, and of an earlier Alameda County jail escape attempt, and permitted linking the Foster weapon to the van found at the scene.
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Symbionese Liberation Army
Russell Little
Joseph Remiro
Los Angeles
Sacramento
Little
Remiro
Concord
Bigelow
Alameda County
Foster
Soliah pleads innocent to bank holdup count
Sacramento AP Steven Soliah a 27 year old house painter previously linked to harboring Patricia Hearst pleaded not guilty to a federal bank robbery charge that killed a customer Myrna Opsahl at a Carmichael Crocker National Bank branch. He faces 10 years to life if the death penalty applies.
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Sacramento
Patricia Hearst
Steven Soliah
U.S. District Court
Phillip C. Wilkins
Wilkins
Thomas MacBride
Lynette Fromme
Ford
MacBride
Soliah
Steffan Imhoff
Sheldon Otis
San Francisco
Crocker National Bank
Carmichael
Myrna Opsahl
Hearst case hearing sought over defense competence
Attorneys debated trial readiness for Miss Hearst as Judge Carter set a tentative date of December 15 while defense demanded better meeting facilities at San Mateo County Jail. The 21 year old daughter of Randolph Hearst faces charges tied to the April 15 1974 Hibernia Bank robbery with SLA involvement and two bystander injuries.
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Johnson
U.S
James L. Browning
Carter
Browning
Miss Hearst
San Mateo County
Randolph A. Hearst
Hibernia Bank
Symbionese Liberation Army
No charges in razor fruit case
District Attorney officials refused to file a complaint against a 58 year old Los Angeles woman after an arrest for alleged spiking Halloween fruit with razor blades needles and glass. She was booked on suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon but released on bail and will not be required to appear in court. Police found a box of fruit with concealed blades and needles in her home following tips from parents about Halloween hazards.
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57Th Street
Broadway
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