Manson follower flown to Long Beach for arraignment
Ruth Ann Morehouse a 22 year old Manson follower was moved to Long Beach for processing after Sacramento arrest on counts tied to the Tate LaBianca case. She faces charges for failing to appear for probation and sentencing after a no contest plea to a misdemeanor LSD charge and reportedly fled after pleading. Investigators traced her location from clues in Lynette Fromme’s apartment.
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Charles Manson
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Sacramento
Tate-LaBianca
Morehouse
Manson
Ouish
Sheriff's Department
Sybil Brand Institute For Women
Los Angeles
Barbara Hoyt
Honolulu
Lynette
Squeaky
Fromme
Fromme Gets New Attorney in Ford Assassination Case
Lynette Fromme wins a new court-appointed attorney, John Virga, to defend her against the Ford assassination charge. She demands full updates on motions and meetings, and warns of possible severance if not informed. The judge approved Virga after previous counsel, E. Richard Walker, faced removal. A related hearing dealt with a documentary about the Manson clan and potential prejudice to Fromme’s trial.
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Lynette Fromme
Ford
Fromme
Charles Manson
John Virgo
Capitol Park
Virgo
U.S. Pu
E. Richard Walker
Walker
California
Robert Holley
Los Angeles
Robert Hendrickson
Manson
Virga
U.S. District Court
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MacBride
Holley
Police Department
FBI
Hearst
Redwood City
Boston
al Johnson
Miss Hearst
San Francisco
Johnson
F. Lee Bailey
Fresno councilman acquitted in bribery case
Fresno City Councilman Marc Stefano was acquitted on charges of taking money to influence a city trash contract. A seven woman and five man jury delivered the verdict after less than three hours of deliberation. The case linked Stefano to a promise of $20,000 more for favoring Fresno Ecological Disposal Co.
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SAN Jose
Fresno
Marc Stefano
Stefano
Fresno Ecologial Disposal
Sam Asadurian
Los Angeles
Alameda Superior Court
Julius Aluisi
Monterey
Hearst and Harris arraigned in SLA slay case
FBI ballistics tests cleared Patricia Hearst and two Symbionese Liberation Army members in the 1974 killing of a Los Angeles police officer. The trio, including William and Emily Harris, faced felony charges and a weeklong delay to enter pleas. Harris defended by Leonard Weinglass said to seek a woman attorney.
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Los Angeles
Patricia Hearst
Miss Hearst
Harrises
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Harris
Leonard Weinglass
Weinglass
Chicago Seven
Press
Specta
Hearst inspired SLA captors in 1970s manuscript
Federal agents found a 200 page San Francisco dated manuscript after William and Emily Harris arrest. It claims Patricia Hearst became an inspiration to Symbionese Liberation Army members while joining them as a revolutionary, with praise for her strength and cooperation despite captivity. The Tribun e cites passages noting evolving attitudes and debates over brainwashing.
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William
Emily Harris
Patricia Hearst
Chicago Tribune
San Francisco
Symbionese Liberation Army
Miss Hearst
the Tribune
SLA
Tania
Harrises
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