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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1975

Page

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Army says three Ft. Detrick workers died from lab related diseases

The Army disclosed three deaths from 1951, 1958, and 1964 tied to work at the Fort Detrick Biological Warfare Laboratory. Officials say one death certificate was altered to hide anthrax as the cause, while another involved a Bolivian hemorrhagic fever virus. The facility no longer conducts germ warfare experiments.

Washington Army Biological Warfare Laboratory Ft. Detrick Frederick Frederick County Public Health U.S. Public Health Service Bolivia

Reagan signals delay on 1976 run at California rally

Former Governor Ronald Reagan told about 1,000 Republicans at the California state convention that his decision on a 1976 presidential bid remains two months away if his tour persuades him the bid serves the country. He urged party unity and defended his mashed potato circuit theme.

San Diego Ronald Reagan John Durkin U.S. Senate New Hampshire

Patty Hearst Held Without Bail In Bank Robbery Case

Federal judge ruled Patty Hearst a flight risk amid bank robbery charges and ordered bail set at 1.05 million after prosecutors disclosed a .38 caliber pistol found in her purse and two carbines in her flat. Hearst, abducted in 1974 by the SLA, has history of evading authorities. Her parents attended the hearing and urged a later court date.

UPI Patricia Hearst Army Wendy Yoshiris Emily San Francisco Miss Hearst Oliver J Carter Hearst U.S. Carter SIA University of California Berkeley Randolph A. Hearst San Francisco Examiner Federal Building Patty

Hearst Family Reunites With Patty After Jail Visit

Randolph Hearst Catherine Hearst and two daughters visit Patty Hearst in San Mateo County Jail in Redwood City. Patty rests her head on her father’s shoulder as a yellow rose reunion unfolds with humor and forgiveness despite past SLA ties.

San Francisco Patty Hearst San Francisco Examiner John R Randolph Hearst Catherine Patty San Mateo County Redwood City Mrs. Hearst Victoria Hearsts Miss Hearst Hearst

Fromme trial set for November fourth in Ford shooting case

Lynette Fromme pleaded innocent to charges of pointing a pistol at President Ford in Capitol Park. She was ordered to stand trial November 4, with a court-ordered psychiatric evaluation to determine trial competency and allow her to act as her own attorney.

Sacramento Lynette Miss Fromme Ford Capitol Park MacBride

Ford eyes long term grain pact with Soviet Union

President Ford signaled a long term U S grain sale agreement with the Soviet Union aimed at steady supplies for farmers and affordable consumer prices. Negotiators will return to Moscow next week as Ford campaigns for energy policy and a stable trade deal. An Oklahoma visit drew tens of thousands as he outlined a potential eight million metric ton annual target and a favorable freight rate.

U?t Ford Sams Soviet Union Ford Congress Oklahoma City Nfornia Oklahoma State Fair Tinker Air Force Base Moscow Russia U.S Afl-Cio George Meany

Eight Cases of Ammo Recovered From Los Angeles Harbor

About 15,000 rounds of tracer and armor piercing ammunition were found at the bottom of the Los Angeles Harbor Channel in Wilmington. County lifeguards hauled eight cases of .30 caliber ammunition from 40 feet of water after a tip led to the discovery. Investigators said five cases were near Berth 60 and three cases a quarter mile away. divers worked two hours to surface the load. No suspects or dumping source is identified.

Los Angeles Harbor Wilmington

Defense tests and Bar case spark agency probes

Page A-3 notes FCC iREPARES to reverse equal time rules while Page A-7 reports Richard Nixon’s resignation attempt from the New York Bar was rejected. Page A-12 covers EPA probes into a new cancer peril in air and water. Page C-1 reports Librarian’s protest may halt a peer sale at LBSU.

FCC Irepares Richard Nixon New York EPA LBSU

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