Hearst family offers $50,000 reward in Hearst daughter case
Randolph A Hearst and wife announce a 50000 dollar reward for information leading to Patricia Hearst's safe return. The reward supplements earlier payments totaling millions in ransom and food aid, amid continuing police interest in SLA suspects and threats tied to the mayor’s grandchildren.
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Simon Replaces Shultz as Treasury Secretary Today
Former energy chief William E. Simon is sworn in as Treasury secretary in a White House East Room ceremony at 11 30 a m EDT. He takes over from George P Shultz but will not inherit all of Shultz's authority as Nixon's chief economic adviser.
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Brandt Faces Possible Resignation Over Blackmail Fear
West German papers funded by Axel Springer report Chancellor Willy Brandt could resign amid claims a Communist spy on his staff threatened to expose private life details to East Berlin. Guenther Guillaume allegedly shared sensitive information with East Germany, including potential leverage from a Norwegian vacation in 1973.
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Maheu's son recalls Hughes cash handouts reported
Peter Maheu testified in the Hughes Maheu trial that he handled $50,000 in Hughes cash intended for President Nixon and that $25,000 for Senator Humphrey was not passed. The Nixon funds formed half of the $100,000 later turned over to Bebe Rebozo.
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Teens accused in Belfast gun attack kill dozen workers
Police say two youths as young as 16 or 17 used a machine gun in a Belfast lunch hour attack that killed two Roman Catholic workers and wounded five, raising Northern Ireland violence to 1,012 deaths in five years. A 17-year-old was due in court over a prior bomb attack at the Rose and Crown pub.
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Ford urges support for arms pact with Soviet Union
Vice President Gerald Ford asked Americans to back the President in negotiating a Soviet arms limitation treaty. Speaking to the Grand Masonic Lodge of New York State, he warned against undercutting the President and condemned lack of leadership and trust.
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Trudeau faces vote on budget as Canadian crisis unfolds
In Ottawa the NDP seeks a no confidence motion over Prime Minister Trudeau's 23.95 billion dollar budget. Conservatives back the amendment, risking dissolution of Parliament by Governor General Leger and a potential general election. Trudeau vows to seek dissolution if defeated tonight.
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Weight Losers Suit Filed Against Five Minute Body Shaper
The district attorney's office filed suit in superior court against the Five Minute Body Shaper manufacturers led by Joseph and Betty Weider. The action accuses false advertising including manipulated before and after photos and claims that models, not regular customers, are used. It seeks a permanent injunction and civil penalties of 25000 for each misrepresentation.
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Kissinger bears new considerations for Syria talks
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger arrived in Damascus with a new batch of considerations for the Syrian Israeli disengagement talks. Arab press warned of a renewed oil embargo if talks fail. Kissinger stressed these items were for discussion with President Assad, not final Israeli proposals.
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House votes down metric system plan
The House rejected a bill to adopt a metric conversion over 240 to 154. It proposed a 25 member board to draft a voluntary plan within ten years and funded subsidies for affected businesses if revived.
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Informer in Zebra killings sought meeting with SF mayor
The informer in the Zebra street killings sought talks with Mayor Joseph Alioto over a $30,000 reward. Seven black Muslims were arrested. four released for lack of evidence. The informer, named Anthony Harris, met an Oakland attorney who advised consulting Alioto. A grand jury probed the five month shoot spree with tight security. Alioto blamed a black separatist group called Death Angels for the crimes and suggested possible connections to 80 white murders in California.
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