Manson Follower and Robber Plead Guilty in Escape Case
Susan Murphy and Diane Ellis pleaded guilty to assaulting a guard during an escape from Terminal Island prison. Murphy admitted striking the guard with two metal bars. Ellis admitted striking with a wooden nightstick. They fled in the guard’s car and were arrested in Portland, Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
UPI
Susan Murphy
Charles Manson
Diane Ellis
Terminal Island
U.S
Malcolm M. Lucas
Miss Murphy
Melinda Eisenhart
Miss Ellis
FBI
Portland
Ore
Sandra Good
Lynette “Squeaky” Fromme
Miss Good
Cousins Seek Inheritance Ruling in Hughes Estate
Barbara Cameron Agnes Roberts and Elseth De Pauld ask a Superior Court to declare Avis Hughes McIntyre and Rush Hughes ineligible to inherit from Rupert Hughes estate. They contend the two were not legally adopted by Rupert Hughes. A tentative settlement left 25 percent to paternal heirs with the rest to Annette Gano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
UPI
Howard Hughes
Barbara Cameron
Agnes Roberts
Elseth de Pauld
Cleveland
Rupert Hughes
Avis Hughes McIntyre
Alabama
Rush Hughes
Palm Springs
Calif
McIntyre
Hughes
Malcolm Smith
Annette Gano
Loummi Lummes
Reluctant Friend States Help To Miss Hearst
Wendy Yoshimura, 33, attorney says urged to aid Patricia Hearst and fugitives William and Emily Harris after their Berkeley garage seizure. Yoshimura faces four charges of conspiracy and possession of weapons and explosives from March 31, 1972, in Berkeley. Her lawyer James Larson claims she fled soon after to seek justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Calif
UPI
Wendy Yoshimura
Patricia Hearst
Sai Tuuesday
Miss Hearst
Miss Yoshimura
Berkeley
James Larson
Wille Brandt
Larson
William
Emily Harris
Yoshimura
Durango Landless Seek One Million Acre Pastureland
In Durango, Mexico, over 2000 landless peasants occupy squatter camps and press the federal government to parcel one million acres of pastureland. Leader Benito Arredondo Navarrete claims 30 properties now partly occupied could yield about 1,085,500 acres if divided into small farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durango
Mexico
UPI
Agrarian Reform Ministry
Benito Arredondo Navarrete
Arredondo
Washington
Gulf of Mexico
U.S. Geological Survey
USGS
Gulf
Liddy Wife Delivers 7000 Name Clemency Petition
Mrs. G Gordon Liddy with five children and a neighbor presented the pardon attorney with a 7000 name petition for executive clemency over his 21 year Watergate sentence. Pardon chief Lawrence Traylor said the filing will support a formal clemency request. decision months away before reaching the White House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lawrence Traylor
Liddy
Traylor
White House
National Christmas Tree Decorated On The Ellipse
The 45 foot blue spruce from Wisconsin was decorated with 2500 red bulbs 500 twinkling bulbs and 30 inch starburst ornaments one for each state. President Ford will light the bulbs in an official ceremony on the Ellipse between the White House and the Washington Monument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
White House
Washington Monument
Wisconsin
Ford
General Foods to Remove Preservatives or Change Grape Nuts Label
Florida’s food testing lab found antioxidants BHA and BHT in Post Grape Nuts natural cereal. General Foods pledged to drop the additives or update labeling by January 1 after cited misbranding by state authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tallahassee, Fla
General Foods
West Side Clinic Operation Life Stays Closed After Hearings
Clark County Judge Howard Babcock ruled Operation Life, led by Ruby Duncan, remains closed due to below standards and alleged abuses. He urged establishing a new clinic within the West Side to continue services while ensuring access and compliance with health guidelines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Operation Life
West Side
Clark County District Court
Howard Babcock
Jackson Streets
Nevada "and Welfare Department
Babcock
Ruby Duncan
Marilyn Romanelli
Welfare Department
Garnet Ice
Ice
Clark County
District Health Department
Family Doctors of
Nevada
West Sid
Dance Studio License Denied Amid Lewd Ad Controversy
Clark County Liquor and Gaming Licensing Board rejected Cheryl’s dance studio license after testimony that an entertainment tabloid ad was lewd and vulgar. The board also blocked Bonnie Helms from Amber’s studio and denied Ronald Schroeder’s drive up liquor license while approving several hotel and casino licenses and staff appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark County Liquor and Gaming Licensing Board
David Martinez
John Sensback
Cheryl
Cheryl's
David Canter
Sensback
Bonnie J. Helms
Amber
Industrial Road
Anthony T. Torcasio
Tropicana Hotel A and Country Club
Clement Bernier
Hacienda
David
Ronald Mizuno
Junket
Sands
Ronald Schroeder
Guys and Dolls
Forney Smith
Louis Schreiber
Jockey Club
Tommy C. Borth
Castaways
Gordon Anderson
Blue Mule
Las Vegas Blvd
Eugene Fresch
Robert Moses
Marin Casino
Tom Wiesner
William MacBeth
Las Vegas Country Club
Joe W. Brown
Wiesner
Roy Levine
Mgm Grand Hotel
Lurie Seeks More Crossing Guards Near Las Vegas Schools
City Commissioner Ron Lurie calls for extra crossing guards near O K Adcock Elementary Garside Junior High and Helen Marie Smith Elementary amid traffic concerns near Torrey Pines and Sahara Atlantic. Public Works cites 300000 for an overpass. alternative flashing-light system proposed with guards funded by the city. Luke supports study as option. police might supply guards if city pays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Vegas
Ron Lurie
Torrey Pines
O.K
Hampton
City Commission
Luke
Brief Says Wills Didn't Kill Girls
UPI reports Nevada Supreme Court brief argues Jimmy Neuschafer, not Ed ward Wills Jr, killed two Carson City teenagers in August 1974. The brief requests vacating Wills' two consecutive life sentences, claiming Neuschafer acted alone and Wills did not abet or assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carson City
UPI
Jimmy Neuschafer
Edward Wills Jr
Carson
Wills
Nevada Supreme Court
Michael Farris
Neuschafer
Shawn Hofer
Lori Lynn Woodruff
Farris
Hofer
Las Vegas restaurant ballots to decide union status
About 120 Peppermill workers 58 at Copper Cart 32 at Bootlegger voted on whether to keep the Culinary and Bartenders Union as their negotiators. Ballots to be opened at 12 30 a.m. in NLRB offices in the Federal Building after decertification petitions filed in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Vegas
Culinary and Bartenders
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Federal
Restau
Also Mentioned on This Page
Manson Girl
Hughes’ Kin
Wendy
National Tree Up
Operation Life Clinic
SUN
Liza Minnelli
Riviera Hotel
Board Denies Dance Studio
Lurie
Metropolitan Police Department
Brief
Starboard Tack
Olli
MAD Mountain
the Newylondtv
Showtime
Queens Hotel & Casino