Hearst Bail Letter From Patricia Hearst Sent To Radicals
Patricia Hearst sent a message to her radical comrades declaring her revolutionary spirit intact as she remains free and strong. She and William and Emily Harris were returned to federal custody for a second court appearance after overnight holds. FBI officials said the arrest stemmed from solid police work with further charges possible against Stephen Fwyak Canseore Cavaniad Soliah for harboring fugitives.
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Terrence Hallinan
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Emily Harris
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FBI Chief says Hearst arrests result of solid police work
FBI Director Clarence Kelley described the Patty Hearst SLA arrests as not a fluke but the outcome of good police work. He stated there is no proof Hearst is a genuine SLA convert, but he noted she wishes to reunite with her family and could be welcomed back. He said four arrests in San Francisco likely covered all SLA members and firearms were found in the rooms tied to Hearst and Yoo shima.
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Clarence Kelley
Patty Hearst
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Kelley
San Francisco
SLA
Wendy Yoshimura
William
Capital School Security Tight
Oklahoma City security tight at Grant Capitol Hill and Southeast High after violence between black and white students left Randy Truitt seriously wounded and Tony Schrouf treated for a gunshot wound. Police and campus officers to be stationed at all three schools. Friday football game amid heightened security.
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Tom Smith
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Southside High
Capitol Hill
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Southeast High
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Putnam City High School
Randy D. Truitt
Grant High School
Truitt
Billy Truitt
Tony Schrouf
Ford May Reveal Energy Proposal In State Address
President Ford may outline an energy policy compromise in a state fair speech in Oklahoma City He arrives at 4 p m by motorcade after touring the fairgrounds and livestock exhibits Police plan security measures at the fair while students at U S Grant High School affect patrol assignments A 21 gun salute will mark the dedication of the Independence Arch and two GOP socials are planned Ford then continues to California for a golfing weekend and national appearances
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Gerald Ford
Oklahoma
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Ford
Independence Arch
State Fair
Emory Johnston
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Sooner
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Southside High School
Tinker Air Force Base
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Fourteen Flags Plaza
Fort Sill
California
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
GOP
Nelson Rockefeller
Enid
Norman
West Coast
Lynette A. Fromme
Sacramento
Secret Service
New Hampshire
Pryor Hit by 8.5-Inch Rainfall and Flooding
Flash flooding swamped Pryor with 8.5 inches of rain, forcing about 30 families from homes and closing the Missouri Kansas Railroad main line two miles south of Pryor. The storm affected northeast Oklahoma with lingering showers and a cold front, while warmer forecasts followed by cool temps and fair skies were expected later.
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Pryor
Oklahoma
Missouri-Kansas Railroad
Kansas City
Dallas
Rogers
Mayes
Delaware
Wagoner
Cherokee
Adair
Spain
House Agrees 5 Percent Pay Raise Path Faces House Vote
The Senate backed a 5 percent pay raise for Congress and federal workers, sending the decision to the House with Ford’s recommendation in place. If either chamber rejects, an 8.66 percent raise would take effect automatically. Jordan signals readiness to meet Ford’s conditions on Hawk missiles deal. In France, authorities paid a 1.3 million dollar ransom to free hostages after a bank siege in Faverges led by masked gunman Simon Berger.
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House
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Senate
Ford
Jordan
United States
U.S
Faverges France
Simon Berger
Paris
Senate approves 2.75 billion school meal expansion bill
The Senate completed action on a 2.75 billion bill to expand school lunch and breakfast programs and provide free lunches to children with unemployed parents. A voice vote sent the measure to the White House after brief debate. The House had passed it Thursday.
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Washington
Senate
White House
House
State Eyes Regional Park Plan Near Lake Lawtonka
David Shonk of the U S Fish and Wildlife Service in Albuquerque met with Oklahoma state parks officials to discuss a revived plan to create a regional park on the eastern part of the Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge. Officials note the area lacks state owned recreation facilities and consider the proposal anew after Interior Department renewal contact.
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Klahoma City
David Shonk
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Albuquerque
N.M
State Parks Department
Lake Lawtonka
Parks Department
Lawton
Wichita Mountains Wildlife
Interior Department
Washington, D.C
Shonk
Chris Delaporte
See
Inflation growth slows to three year low in August
Consumer prices rose two tenths of 1 percent in August marking the smallest monthly increase in three years. The yearly rate implied by the month’s figure is 2.4 percent, with government analysts cautious about signaling a trend.
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White House
William Greener
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