Split in SLA Party Alleged Over Terror Tactics
Patricia Hearst's arrest and a seven page hand written analysis by Wendy Yoshimura point to a rift within the Symbionese Liberation Army. The document suggests Harrises favored bombing while Hearst Yoshimura and Soliah opposed such acts.
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Compton Police Chief Reinstated
The Compton police chief was reinstated after a review. City officials said the move restores leadership at the department and resumes normal operations for the agency.
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Ford attacks privacy laws amid Stanford visit
President Ford denounced government privacy intrusions during a Stanford Law School dedication in Palo Alto as about 10 000 protesters chanted. He urged reform of federal rules to ease business paperwork while meeting with law students who presented a petition objecting to energy economy and missile policy.
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Fire razes Pier 37 near Fisherman's Wharf in San Francisco
A spectacular blaze Sunday left a skeleton of smoldering beam supports at Pier 37 near Fisherman's Wharf. A smaller supply building and an old ferryboat were destroyed, while the main wharf area remained safe. The AP report notes the fire started in storage material.
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Israel puts final Sinai pact on hold awaiting U S Congress approval
United Press International reports Israel will not sign the interim Sinai accord until Congress approves the dispatch of American civilian technicians to Sinai. Syria says it will not talk while the agreement stands. Al Baath calls for Egypt to cancel the pact. Egyptian PM Salem defends the deal and seeks Soviet recognition of neutrality. Local reaction centers on stalled diplomacy.
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Fuel oil tariffs cut as Ford administration moves to end duties
President Ford plans immediate removal of the 60 cent per barrel tariff on refined foreign petroleum products to curb heating oil shortages and cut consumer costs. Frank Zarb said a broader end to import tariffs could come by month’s end and that the $2 per barrel crude oil levy may follow if price-control stalemate persists. The move aims to ease heating oil shortages and reduce price hikes while considering a slower path to synthetic oil goals.
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Court to weigh shutting off of life support for Quinlan
In Morristown New Jersey Superior Court Judge Paul Muir Jr hearing Karen Ann Quinlan seeks to disconnect life support. Her adoptive parents Joseph Quinlan request discontinuance of extraordinary means sustaining vital processes. Prosecutors and guardianship appointee participate as the case questions legal death and potential homicide if disconnect occurs.
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San Pedro man held after reported kidnapping attempt
Raymond Brady Jr. is jailed on suspicion of kidnapping and assault after a 19 year old Long Beach woman says he forced her to drive to his home, threatened her with a knife, and fled when she jumped from the car near the Vincent Thomas Bridge. Police later recovered the woman's car in San Pedro.
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No School Bus Strike Avoided in Los Angeles Vote
Los Angeles school bus drivers voted 5 to 1 against striking over wages Union spokesman said the potential strike could have stranded up to 13,600 students and forced city buses to carry 2,400 more riders.
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Independent Israel lacks nuclear weapons says Defense Secretary
Defense Secretary Schlesinger states Israel does not possess nuclear weapons. Jack Anderson reports he finds claims of a plot to kill him hard to believe yet takes them seriously. Rep. Aspin notes about 30 ships are fully combat ready in the current fleet. Rams Begin quest for championship starts on a losing note.
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