Hearst case probes harboring in Scranton area
Federal grand jury in Harrisburg investigates possible harboring of Patty Hearst in northeastern Pennsylvania last summer. Reports say indictments could name a person or persons accused of concealing Hearst in Scranton, with mentions of William and Emily Harris. Witnesses subpoenaed as FBI and Treasury agents probe the SLA ties inland.
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Harrisburg
UPI
USS
John Cottone
Patty Hearst
Pennsylvania
Miss Hearst
Scranton
Willie Wolfe
Los Angeles
Allentown
San Francisco
Randolph A. Hearst
FBI
Hearst
Grand
Cottone
U.S. Treasury
Federal
Harrisburg Patriot
The
Patriot
William
Emily Harris
Symbionese Liberation Army
Scranton Tribune
Grand Ju
San Francisco Chronicle
the Tribune
Wilkes-Barre
the Chronicle
Washington
Bill
West Coast
Berkeley
Calif
SLA
Chronicle
Harrises
Court rules half day Good Friday closings illegal
California Court of Appeal says noon to 3 p.m. holiday closings violate the First Amendment. It notes state funds paid workers during 1972 the three hour period totaling $818 167 per hour and that no proclamation will be signed unless a new stay is issued.
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San Francisco
UPI
California Court of Appeal
U.S
California
Alameda County
Robert L. Bostick
Edmund G. Brown Jr
Kissinger shifts to serious and complicated Middle East talks
Secretary of State Kissinger enters a serious and complicated phase of his Middle East mission in Aswan Egypt after meeting President Anwar Sadat. Talks aim to reconcile Israeli Egyptian positions on a Sinai troop separation and broader peace terms amid cautions that more work remains.
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Aswan
Egypt
UPI
Henry Kissinger
Middle East
U.S
Robert Anderson
Kissinger
Anwar Sadat
Nile River
Anderson
Sinai Desert
Israel
Gidi
Mitla
Abu Rudeis
Suez Canal
Jerusalem
Syria
Jordan
Damascus
Golan Heights
West Bank
Panel rejects smog device ban and reshapes Rains bill
In Sacramento the Senate approved anti smog device repeal for 1.9 million Los Angeles area cars but the Assembly Transportation Committee rejected it on a 7 to 8 vote. Senator Nate Holden plans a reconsideration next week as Senator Omer Rains seeks to tweak the measure to exclude several clean air areas and remove about 90 000 cars from the program.
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Sacramento
UPI
Los Angeles
Assembly Transportation Committee
Nate Holden
D-Culver City
Holden
Omer Rains
South Coast Air Basin
Rains
Senate
Transportation Committee
San Bernardino
Santa Barbara
Riverside
Senate approves tough strip mine control bill
The Senate passed a stringent strip mining restoration bill by 84 to 13 and the House may vote before the weekend. Rep. Morris Udall said the Ford administration and coal interests would push to weaken the measure, which had only minor changes on the floor. The bill requires land restoration to near original contours after mining.
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Washington
Upi
Senate
House
Morris K. Udall
D-Ariz
Ford Administration
North Vietnamese Infiltration Rising in South Vietnam
Defense Secretary James Schlesinger said North Vietnamese troops have dramatically increased infiltration into South Vietnam in recent weeks and he expects a major offensive by 1976. He urged Congress to approve extra U.S. aid and warned of ongoing pressure as Hanoi shifts strategic reserves north to south.
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Washington
UPI
James Schlesinger
South Vietnam
U.S
Hanoi
Schlesinger
Pentagon
North Vietnam
Congress
Ford
Saigon
CBS Morning News
Cambodia
South
Vietnam
341St
White House
Defense
Phnom Penh
Lon Nol
House debates Cambodia aid amid push for peace settlement
The House Democratic Caucus voted 189 to 49 to bar more emergency aid to Cambodia or South Vietnam before June 30. A subcommittee backed a compromise for 135.6 million in aid through June 30 contingent on steps toward a peace settlement and UN involvement.
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Washington
UPI
House
Cambodia
Democratic
South Vietnam
Senate
Democrats
Bob Carr
D-Mich
Ford
United States
United Nations
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Stans Pleads Guilty In Campaign Finance Case
Maurice Stans, longtime official in Eisenhower and Nixon administrations, pleads guilty to a five count misdemeanor charge over fundraising. He chaired Nixon’s campaigns raising a record $60 million in 1968 and 1972 with about $20 million in secret contributions before April 7, 1972.
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Washington
UPI
Maurice Stans
Eisenhower
Nixon
Senate Watergate Committee
Richard Nixon
Stans
Shakopee
Minn
American Accounting Association
The
Institute of Certified Public Accountants
Accounting Hall of Fame
Dwight Eisenhower
Commerce
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H” St
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