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Newspaper

Lompoc Record

Location

Lompoc, California, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1976

Page

8

Lack of funds hurts campaigns in Pennsylvania primary

United Press International reports that Democratic presidential hopefuls Morris Udall Henry Jackson and Jimmy Carter face tight finances ahead of the April 27 Pennsylvania primary. Carter campaigns plan about $150000 in TV advertising while Udall trails debt and Jackson buttons down fundraising, with matching funds delayed and air time expensive.

United Press International Pennsylvania Buddy Morris Udall Henry Jackson Jimmy Carter Carter Charlene Carl Rafshoon Advertising Atlanta Udall Federal Election Commission Jackson Congress Pittsburgh Harrisburg Philadelphia

Lake Tahoe agency chief took casino junket after expansion vote

Oakland Tribune reports TRPA executive director Richard M. Heikka joined a junket to Harrah's Idaho lodge June 18–20 1973. The trip followed TRPA approving Harrah's $41 million Lake Tahoe expansion, with other Nevada officials aboard. Several TRPA members and local sheriffs described the trip as a casual fishing outing.

Oakland UPI The Oakland Tribune Lake Tahoe Middle Forks Lodge Idaho Harrah's Nevada the Tribune Tahoe Douglas County Heikka TRPA Harrah Middle Fork Roland Adams Davdl McCreary Lyon County George Allen Adams McCreary

Mexican American group backs Ford and Brown in 1976 bids

Los Angeles UPI delegates at the Mexican American Political Association endorsed President Ford for the Republican nomination and Gov. Ed Brown Jr. for the Democratic bid. Ford won 102 to 0 over Ronald Reagan. Brown led Carter 64 to 24 with 21 for Jackson. Carter spoke by telephone, endorsing UFW efforts to restore California’s Agricultural Labor Relations Board and amnesty for long-time illegal immigrants. Cesar Chavez said the union was pleased with any support. Herman Sillas praised Brown’s 15 months as DMV director. Tunney and Hayden met for the first time in the campaign, with no clear winner.

Los Angeles UPI Ford Edmund Brown Jr California Ronald Reagan Brown Georgia Jimmy Carter Sen Henry Jackson Cesar Chavez UFW Carter United States Herman Sillas

Pentagon study seeks to boost troop morale and leadership

A Pentagon study prepared by the Manpower Commission for Congress warns morale has deteriorated as leaders treat service members as statistics. It urges steps to boost morale, emphasizes human factors in defense planning, and notes shortages of midlevel NCOs and minority officers and women officers.

Washington UPI Pentagon U.S Defense Department Manpower Commission Congress

Hearst protected at hospital amid death threats

Patricia Hearst remains under guard at Sequoia Hospital in Redwood City with guards armed and using advanced devices after daily threats. The 22 year old heiress is in satisfactory condition for a collapsed right lung and is monitored for possible liver issues while on a high protein diet. Her conviction stemmed from a bank robbery linked to the Symbionese Liberation Army after her 1974 kidnapping.

San Francisco UPI Patricia Hearst Miss Hearst Randolph A. Hearst Sequoia Hospital Redwood City Hearst

Soliah attorneys seek Hearst testimony in bank robbery case

Defense lawyers for Steven Soliah seek to subpoena Patricia Hearst to testify at his bank robbery trial. They request an evidentiary hearing to disclose what she told authorities about his alleged involvement. Soliah, 27, is charged with the April 21, 1975 Crocker National Bank holdup in Carmichael where a customer was killed. authorities link four bandits to the Symbionese Liberation Army and say $15,000 was stolen. Otis says reliable sources told investigators Hearst said Soliah was not in the bank.

Sacramento UPI Steven Soliah Patricia Hearst Philip C Wilkins Sheldon Otis Miss Hearst Soliah Carmichael Crocker National Bank Symbionese Liberation Army Otis

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