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Newspaper

Lompoc Record

Location

Lompoc, California, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1974

Page

3

Hearst and SLA Fugitive Seek Shelter Near Los Angeles

Patricia Hearst and two SLA members were sighted in Newhall amid a broad manhunt led by FBI and local officers. Hearst faces multiple felonies including possession of an automatic weapon and kidnapping related to SLA crimes.

Los Angeles UPI Patricia Hearst Symbionese Liberation Army Newhall Here FBI Highway Patrol Miss Hearst William Emily Harris William Walls van Nuys San Fernando Valley Walls Patricia Harrises Hollywood SLA Emily William Harris

Hearst parents say Patricia Hearst still a kidnapping victim

Randolph Hearst and Catherine Hearst state their daughter Patricia Hearst remains a kidnapping victim. They attribute any actions she took while with the Symbionese Liberation Army to brainwashing and fear, citing brainwashing by terrorists amid legal charges for possession and use of automatic weapons. A housekeeper reported seeing a woman believed to be Hearst driving a van on a Marin County freeway.

Hillsborough Calif UPI Patricia Hearst Symbionese Liberation Army Randolph A. Hearst San Francisco Examiner Catherine FBI Patty Hearst Hearst Family Emmy Brubach Miss Hearst Marin County

Court rules open field air tests legal without warrant

The Supreme Court unanimously held states may conduct open field air pollution tests on factory property without a search warrant. The decision remanded to clarify due process challenges from an antipollution order issued without prior notice.

Washington UPI Supreme Court Colorado Western Alfalfa Corp Held County Colorado Court of Appeals William O. Douglas Texas Rangers United Farm Workers Rio Grande Valley Oregon Arkansas Rhode Island Michigan West Virginia Nebraska Utah South Carolina Arizona Georgia North Carolina Douglas

Cronkite Testifies For Farr In Press Freedom Hearing

Walter Cronkite along with Tom Brokaw and Jack Nelson defended William Farr at a freedom of the press hearing. Cronkite said he would go to jail to protect source confidentiality, arguing indefinite confinement would threaten press freedom.

Los Angeles UPI Walter Cronkite Cronkite CBS Television William Farr NBC White Farr Los Angeles Times Superior Court Charles Older Charles Manson Sharon Tate Older State Court of Appeal William H. Levit

Justifying a Burglary for National Security

In a U.S. pretrial hearing, Judge Gesell questioned if a household burglary can be justified for national security. Colson aides Ehrlichman and others face trial June 17 for breaking into Dr. Lewis Fielding’s Beverly Hills office linked to Ellsberg’s Pentagon Papers leak. President Nixon’s letter to the court noted concerns about leaks and national security.

Washington UPI U.S Gerhard A. Gesell David I. Shapiro White House Charles W. Colson Gesell Ellsberg Colson John D. Ehrlichman Lewis Fielding Beverly Hills Fielding Daniel Ellsberg Pentagon Nixon

Strike Paralyses Northern Ireland As Violence Surges

Belfast reports a seven day strike that shut almost all business and left food rotting at docks. Police found a homicide victim amid widespread barricades as teen gangs enforce the stoppage with intimidation. Britain deployed additional troops while unions and authorities push for work resumption.

Belfast UPI Northern Ireland Ulster Workers Council Dublin Britain Len Murray Trades Union Congress

Assembly OKs bill to curb oil depletion subsidy

California Assembly narrowly approves AB3030 to cap the 22.5 percent oil depletion allowance at five uses per well value, cutting $20 million annually from the state revenue. Opponents warn of hurting industry competitiveness while supporters say working people should not fund the subsidy.

Sacramento UPI Assembly John L. Burton San Francisco Senate W. Don MacGillivray Lompoc Santa Barbara Burton John Knox Richmond California Knox

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