Patty Hearst abandons SLA for feminism amid home longing
Rolling Stone reports Patty Hearst in late 1970s as a fugitive grew disillusioned with the Symbionese Liberation Army. She favored feminism over the SLA macho culture,longed for family, and considered secretly visiting kin. The piece details her alleged brainwashing claims, arrests, robberies, and shifting loyalties among SLA members.
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Symbionese Liberation Army
Rolling Stone
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Colleges faced bias claim by woman on faculty pay
Dr. Mary Jean Pew of the California colleges board accused 19 state colleges of discrimination against women in hiring promotion and pay. She cited 1974 statistics showing women under 20 percent of fulltime teachers and over 90 percent of clerical staff. She noted wage gaps with male instructors earning more and said efforts to correct the bias were ineffective.
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San Diego
Mary Jean Pew
Colleges’ Board of Trustees
Pew
Immaculate Heart College
Los Angeles
Edmund Brown Jr
UFW Surges Ahead In California Field Hand Elections
In California field hand elections the Cesar Chavez led United Farm Workers has won 82 elections representing 5,600 workers over the last four weeks, with total results showing UFW ahead of the Teamsters. Overall results show 13,300 workers represented by UFW vs 9,700 by Teamsters, as 34,000 workers vote at 276 ranches this fall.
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United Farm Workers
California
Cesar
Teamsters Union
Teamsters
Salinas Valley
San Joaquin Valley
UFW
Frank E. Fitzsimmons
State Agriculture Labor Relations Board
United States
Moore moved to same jail as Patty Hearst
Sara Jane Moore, accused of attempting to kill President Ford, was moved to a cell across from Patricia Hearst in San Mateo County Jail. Federal marshals quietly transported Moore from San Diego to the maximum security wing late Friday. jailers reported little interaction between the two inmates.
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David Weir
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Moore
Sara Jane Moore
Ford
Patricia Hearst
Federal
Farm board to seek 1.25 million loan for operations
The California Agricultural Labor Relations Board says it will request a 1.25 million loan from the state to bridge funding until the next legislative session, followed by a further 2.6 million for the remainder of 1975-76. Board members cite unforeseen costs since Aug. 28 when the act took effect. Governor Brown’s finance director says the 1.25 million loan will be granted once the request arrives and the extra sum will be studied.
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Sacramento
Farm Labor Board
Gary Queale
Queale
Roy Bell
Edmund Brown Jr
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D A contestes hiring order in Sacramento suit
Dist. Atty. John Price filed suit in Superior Court to block a Sept. 25 Sacramento County Civil Service Commission order requiring him to hire at least one minority for every two nonminorities. He argues the order bases employment on race.
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John Price
Price
Superior Court
Sacramento County Civil Service Commission
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