Hearst Food Giveaway Draws Hundreds as SLA Demands Grow
Hundreds queued for Hearst sponsored free food in San Francisco and Richmond as the SLA pressed to triple its demands for Patty Hearst's release. Volunteers mobilized large food deliveries while Hearst prepared a response, with officials noting no guarantee of Patty's release if demands were met.
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San Francisco
Patty Hearst
SLA
Hearst
Patty
San _ Francisco
Hunter’s Point
Kathleen Sullivan
Patricia Hearst
A. Ludlow Kramer
Washington State
Kramer
Perry Maze
Hillsborough
Richmond
FBI
Hearst Family
Charles W. Bates
FBI says ransom call offers Atlanta editor's release
The FBI reported the Revolutionary Army kidnapers have agreed to free John R. Murphy tonight if $700000 is paid. A private unidentified woman relayed the ransom plan after a taped message from Murphy indicated the captors would contact a random intermediary. The group demanded the money in medium size suitcases with no hanky panky.
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Atlanta
UPI
FBI
American Revolutionary Army
Atlanta Constitution
John R
Reg” Murphy
Murphy
Leo E. Conroy
The
Constitution
Conroy
Revolutionary Army
FEO weighs higher gasoline prices amid fuel allocation clash
The Federal Energy Office considers raising retail gasoline prices and ending the first come first served rule as governors seek fairer state allocations. Maryland Governor Mandel accuses the agency of unfair gas distribution and sues. Justice Department planned to respond in Baltimore.
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Washington
UPI
Federal Energy Office
FEO
Marvin Mandel
Maryland
Simon
Justice Department
US District Court
Baltimore
Mandel
Norman E. Polovoy
Dan Evans
Wash
National Governors Conference
Delta Airlines
Baltimore-Washington International Airport
FBI
Thomas H. Farrow
Federal Aviation Agency
FAA
Fred Jones
Dallas
Tex
University of Maryland Hospital
Reese D. Lofton
Fort Worth
Neil George Ramsburg
Howard County
North Arundel Hospital
Ed Mallard
Farrow
Ramsburg
Delta Flight 523
Atlanta
Charles Troyer
Anne Arundel County
Charles Rosch
Split proposal faces strong county opposition near La Purisima
At a Santa Barbara hearing, residents and groups opposed Rammco Investment Co plans to divide 223 acres at the La Purisima Mission site into three 20 acre parcels and a 163 acre lot. Officials grant a March 7 continuance to review environmental impact and agriculture input.
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Dick Praul
Santa Barbara County
County Office of Environmental Quality
la Purisima Mission
Albert F. Reynolds
Santa Barbara
Rammco Investment Co
Highway 246
Purisima Road
Rammco
Advance Planning Section
County Planning Department
Valley land use study under way in Lompoc area
The Fourth Supervisorial District Advisory Committee begins an 18 month study to chart future land use for Lompoc Valley. County planning staff and consultants from Livingston and Blayney will assist. About 25 people attended the initial meeting at the county annex. The panel will craft goals and policies for the General Plan with a final report due July 1, 1975 and a March 14 meeting scheduled.
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Lompoc Valley
Robert Hibbits
Lompoc
Arneta Crossman
Arguello
Sierra Club
Hugh Young
Livingston and Blayney
Young
Cypress Avenue
Milton V. Duncan
Duncan
Board of Supervisors
William Fick
Harley Craig
al Autry
Sheldon Lustig
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Federal Correctional Institution Camp
Newsweek Magazine
William E. Simon
Lester Bondietti
LeRoy Scolari
Safeway
Colin Jensen
Historical Societies of
Southern California
Scolari
Veterans Memorial Building
California
Reynolds’ Office
County Agricultural Commissioner's Office
Lompoc Valley Agricultural and Environmental Interests
Land Division
Mission Area
Joe P. Betz
Troyer
United States
By Vaughn Proctor
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