Hearst Offered Ride Home Refused By Patty
Rolling Stone reports Patricia Hearst, after seven weeks with the S L A, asked to join the group and fled across the country with its remnants. The article cites June 1974 transport from Berkeley to New York and a Pennsylvania farmhouse stay, with details from unnamed sources.
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Richard Harnett
San Francisco
UPI
Symbionese Liberation Army
Patricia Hearst
Revolutionary Band
Rolling Stone Magazine
Jack Scott
Berkeley
New York
Scott
Pennsylvania
Rolling Stone
Hearst case raids reveal bomb factory and death list
FBI inventory from two San Francisco apartments tied Patricia Hearst and Wendy Yoshimura to a bomb factory a lethal weapons arsenal and a bank interior diagram. A death list targeting over 30 Californians mostly executives from PG and E and AT T accompanied two unsent NWLF communiques. The document Indicted MAALIK EL MAALIK dated Sept 4 1975 appeared among seized materials.
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San Francisco
Patricia Hearst
New World Liberation Front
NWLF
Miss Hearst
Wendy Yoshimura
Weather outlook hazy sunshine through Wednesday
The forecast calls for hazy sunshine through midweek with highs in the mid 70s. Complete weather details appear on Page C-7. Se clouds, other.
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Wise
Price lid threatens Long Beach tide land wells in California
Federal price controls may force shutdowns of some Long Beach tide land wells. State Lands Commission staff says $4.21 per barrel ceiling makes operations unprofitable, risking reduced domestic oil and higher imports. Officials plan a joint press conference to discuss the issue and potential revenue impact.
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Sacramento
Long Beach Tidelands
State Lands Commission
David K. Hayward
Long Beach
State Lands Division
California
Hayward
Lands Commission
Kenneth (Ery
John Mansell
William F. Northro
Commission
Tion
Cory
Zarb
Frank Zarb
Northrop
County punishes o9 youth homes for wide abuses
Los Angeles county officials suspended placements and withdrew wards from 39 placement homes after discovering sexual misconduct drinking embezzlement and other illegal acts. Supervisor James Hayes cited conditions of chaos neglect and lack of supervision in several homes and urged new laws to tighten oversight while reporting more than 100 children were removed.
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L.A
James Hayes
Los Angeles
Hayes
State Health Department
Probation Department
Art Torres
East
California Eyes Land Swap For Fort MacArthur
The California State Lands Commission proposed trading state owned land in Death Valley and Joshua Tree National Monument for Fort MacArthur in San Pedro. The plan, authorized to begin negotiations, covers 13 515 acres in Death Valley and 7 850 acres in Joshua Tree, plus 315 acres within Fort MacArthur holdings that the National Park Service has long shown interest in acquiring.
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Sacramento
California
Death Valley
Joshua Tree National Monument
Ft. MacArthur
San Pedro
State Lands Commission
William F. Northrop
Whites Point
Fermin
West Channel
National Park Service
Northrop
Hearst case unfolds as Harrises seek presence at grand jury
Emily and William Harris urge they and their lawyers be allowed at secret grand jury sessions amid anticipated indictments for robbery kidnapping and assault. A Los Angeles judge denies the motion as Patricia Hearst faces trial in San Francisco and a Weinglass recording accuses Hearst lawyers of brainwashing manipulation.
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Emily
William Harris Ren
Patricia Hearst
Hearst
Harrises
Los Angeles
Superior Court
William Rizzi
Mrs. Harris
Patty
San Mateo County
Miss Hearst
Tania
Early
William Harris
Harris
Criminal Courts
Weinglass
Ed Rucker
San Francisco
Stephen Soliah
U.S
Owen Woodruff Ar
House panel rejects Ford deal on CIA subpoenas
The House Intelligence Committee, 10 to 3, votes to urge full House backing for its demand to obtain secret CIA files from 1968. The measure defies Ford’s compromise and directs Colby to release subpoenaed documents while rejecting attempts to limit access to only the committee.
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Ford
Washington
Select House Intelligence Committee
House
Central Intelligence
William Colby
Coffee price hike again hits wholesale market
WHITE PLAINS N Y UPI General Foods Corp raised wholesale prices of ground coffee by 7 cents a pound. Freeze dried and instant coffee gained one cent an ounce. Maxwell House was up five cents per unit. Company cited Brazil frost in the coffee belt driving green coffee costs higher.
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White Plains
N.Y
UPI
General Foods Corp
Maxwell House
Brazil
Burglar Beating Leaves 82-Year-Old in Critical Condition
An elderly Long Beach woman was beaten in her home on Baltic Avenue shortly before 7 p.m. by burglars who ransacked the residence. Police say she was taken to Memorial Hospital in critical condition after escaping to a neighbor for help. Officers Nutter and Carter described the attack as extremely brutal. It was unclear whether one or two intruders were involved.
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Long Beach
Memorial Hospital
Vern Nutter
Ernie Carter
Baltic Avenue
Plane crash near Beirut claims 64 aboard
A Hungarian jetliner with 64 people on board crashed into the Mediterranean during approach to Beirut airport. Rescue teams comb the sea but hope fades for 54 passengers and 10 crew, with possible American casualties.
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Beirut
Lebanon
UPI
Mediterranean Sea
Pioneer's descendants share tragedy from incurable disease
The article notes that the descendants of a state pioneer suffer from a unique incurable disease, highlighting a shared burden across generations. Other brief items mention a Vietnam era figure becoming briefly wealthy, IRS Commissioner facing discrediting efforts, and widespread nursing home abuses in Los Angeles.
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Las Vegas
Howard Kohn
Pa Weir
The
Magazin
New York City
Micki
William Kunstler
Examiner
Writers’ Association
Michael Kennedy
Kennedy
Kohn and Weir
L.B. Wells
Robert Dale
Susquehanna River
Binghamton
John F. Cox
Donald W. McGeever
Ft. Arthur Swap
United Press International
Leonard Weinglass
Emily Harris
Herusband
Otis G
Inside Tod
Vietnam
IRS
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