Speedy Trial Act may be tested in Moore case
In San Francisco the Speedy Trial Act may face a major test as Sara Jane Moore seeks a writ of mandamus to delay her trial for attempted assassination of President Ford. Public defender Hewitt argues interim provisions exclude time for mental competency, with a Nov. 17 hearing set. Patricia Hearst faces a similar competency hearing as cases test the act’s timing.
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Sara Moore
San Francisco
Sara Jane Moore
Sth US
Court of Appeals
Ford
James Kewitt
Moore
Hewitt
U.S. District Court
Samuel Conti
San Diego
Sacramento student booked in Ford threat case
A 32-year-old Sacramento State University student, Thomas William Tillman, was arrested by the Secret Service on a threat to President Ford. He was booked into county jail after making bizarre statements in a downtown park. Authorities noted a past history of mental illness and prior commitments to state hospitals.
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Sacramento
The
Secret Service
Sacramento’ State University
Ford
Douglas* Dineda
Thomas William Tillman
Tilman
Duncan
Soliah linked to Hearst case as murder charge looms
Soliah, tied to the Hearst case, faces a murder-related charge and possible death penalty. Bail on the bank robbery count is set at 250,000 while he remains jailed in San Francisco on 75,000 bond. Investigators say fingerprints on a license plate and witness identifications support the indictment, with prosecutors noting the probe continues.
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Miss Hearst
Soliah
U.S
Dwayne Keyes
U.S. District Court
Sherrill Halbert
Sa Francisco
Keyes
Feet Fashion Ad from Evi’s for May Sale
A Lakewood and Delamo area ad for Evi’s announces a May sale on foot fashion items. The brief spot lists Lakewood and Delamo locations and provides the contact number 213 633 0111 for shopper inquiries.
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May
Lakewood
Lakewood and
Delamo
Harris seeks new judge in Hearst linked case
William Harris and his wife Emily appeal to the 2nd District Court of Appeals for a writ of prohibition against Superior Court Judge Homer A. Bell. They argue Bell should be removed over bias concerns or delays. The case ties back to a 1974 crime spree involving Patricia Hearst and faces a November trial date. Hearst herself faces federal bank robbery charges in San Francisco and is under psychiatric evaluation.
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William Harris
Harris
Emily
Harrises
Patricia Hearst
Homer A. Bell
Edward Rucker
2Id District Court of Appeals
Bell
Harrise
Hearst
Heiress
San Francisco
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Steven Soliai
Tillman
U.S. Supreme Court
Palmdale
Solian
Berkeley
Wendy Yoshimura
Saliah
Kathleen
Josephine
SLA
Wolddmes Kilgore
Steven
Hay
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