Gunman who wanted Patty freed captured
A bank siege in Greenwich Village ended when gunman Ray Olson was captured after police stormed the storefront bank at 495 Sixth Ave. Seven hostages had been released earlier, two in exchange for beer and sandwiches. Olson claimed he would kill and appeared disoriented, sometimes lucid, after drinking beer during the eight hour standoff.
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Hearst case updates seal orders and defense shifts
Judge Carter barred use of psychological examination statements against Patty Hearst and ordered psychiatric findings sealed except for limited attorney access. F Lee Bailey took over defense from Hallinan as the Hearst team contends no deals exist with prosecutors while Hearst faces state and federal charges and potential arraignment in Los Angeles.
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Ford Tax Proposals Seek Broad Corporate Cuts
Ford advocates substantial tax reductions including making permanent this year’s corporate tax cut for the first 60 000 of profit or lowering the top rate from 48 to 46 percent He pushes personal exemptions rise to 1 000 and a flat 1 800 deduction for singles with 10 000 or less taxable income to be rebalanced for the wealthy The plan includes an investment tax credit increase to 10 percent and extra breaks for electric utilities Ford warns a soaring federal budget requires spending cuts and slower growth to avoid higher deficits and borrowing The Treasury estimates modest savings for many families but Lynn says the $60 billion target is unlikely amid revenue losses
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Long Beach thrift store clerk robbed
A gunman robbed a Salvation Army thrift store employee of 1472 dollars as she entered her car to take the money to a bank in a 1:30 p.m. parking lot robbery across from the Alamatas Avenue store. The assailant fired at the ground and fled. OAKLAND update notes SLA member Wendy Yoshimura seeks continuance to address explosives charges.
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Court opens fall term as Douglas rides through illness
The Supreme Court began its new term with Chief Justice Burger and a pale but present Justice Douglas, who had a stroke last New Year’s Eve, appearing in his customary chair. The court planned to hear cases on political campaign finance reform and Missouri’s 1974 abortion law, signaling potential shifts in Civil Liberties and states’ rights rulings amid health concerns on the bench.
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Ball backs Sinai monitors but warns of dangers
Former Undersecretary George W. Ball urged Congress to approve 200 American experts for Sinai monitoring while cautioning the plan could misfire and trigger a highly dangerous explosion within two to three years. He testified to the Senate Foreign Relations Committee amid hearings on U S escalation in Vietnam.
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