Hearst Charged in Kidnaping Case Involving SLA
Patricia Hearst faces life imprisonment after being charged with one count of kidnaping plus 19 offenses including assault with deadly weapon and robbery. The Harrises sharing charges and the trio are accused of armed robberies, car thefts, and hostage taking during a Berkeley and San Francisco spree.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Patricia Hearst
Joseph Busch
Miss Hearst
Busch
Symbionese Liberation Army
Berkeley
Calif
FBI
California
William
Emily Harris
SLA
San Francisco Examiner
Randolph Hearst
Hillsborough
Harrises
James Johnson
Tom Matthews
Matthews
Hughes boasts of power cited by deposed Hughes aide
During the 50th day of his libel suit, Robert A Maheu quoted Howard Hughes saying he could buy or destroy any man. Maheu described Hughes's abusive demands and power use while detailing his own rise and ultimate belief he could be destroyed.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Howard Hughes
Robert A. Maheu
Maheu
Hughes
Nevada
Maheux
Manhell
Maneu
Reagan Defends Proposed California Governor's Mansion
Governor Ronald Reagan supports a new 1.4 million governor's mansion in Carmichael, defending the project against Secretary of State Edmund G. Brown Jr. who calls it a Taj Mahal. Brown prefers the century-old official mansion and would live there if elected, while Reagan notes the new home will be 4,000 square feet smaller than the old mansion and under half the size of the mansion Brown’s father backed.
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Sacramento
UPI
Ronald Reagan
Edmund G. Brown Jr
Brown
California
Carmichael
Reagan
Health insurance industry urges rejection of national plan
In Washington the health insurance sector urged Congress to reject a national health insurance plan financed by social security. Fredrick E. Rathgeber, representing 500 private insurers, argued profits are thin and losses occur in a competitive market. He warned the plan would cause economic hardship and unemployment for many private coverage providers. Kennedy countered that the industry cannot run the program.
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UPI
Congress
House
Ways and Means Committee
Fredrick E. Rathgeber
Rathgeber
Edward M. Kennedy
Dmass
House Ways and Means
Wilbur Mills
D-Ark
Kennedy
Government armored force launches delayed assault north of Saigon
A 500man government armored unit began a long delayed offensive to repel Communist forces threatening key areas north of Saigon. Military sources said the tank led battalion met immediate Communist resistance 20 miles north of the capital.
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Saigon
UPI
Nixon threatens veto over education bill on busing
President Nixon repeats his unequivocal opposition to forced busing and says he would veto the education bill if it reaches him in the Senate’s form, noting a mild antibusing feature and expressing hope for a revised measure.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Senate
White House
America
House- Senate
Morro Bay helicopter crash claims pilot in rugged hills
A helicopter crash on a private Morro Bay area ranch left only the pilot's body visible. San Luis Obispo deputies faced poor radio contact as four wheeled support convoys prepared to access the mountainous scene.
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Morro Bay
UPI
Here
San Luis Obispo County
U.S. Highway
Notice to Creditors Estate of Mary Tosti
Superior Court of California Santa Barbara County issues notice to creditors of Mary Tosti deceased. Creditors must file claims with vouchers with the clerk or at Grossman Cox Palmer law offices in Lompoc within four months after first publication. Executor Albert Tosti dated May 7 1974.
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State OF
California
County OF
Santa Barbara
Mary Tosti
Grossman, Cox & Palmer
North H Street
P.O. Box
Lompoc
Fels Albert Tosti
Attorneys
Younger litigation dismissed in Manson trial suit
California Attorney General Evelle J Younger was dismissed as a defendant in a 24 million suit over the 1970 Manson trial. Judge Jerry Pacht delayed ruling on charges against Los Angeles Times reporter William Farr. Also named were Vincent Bugliosi Dave Shinn The Times The Times Mirror CBS Inc KNX News Radio and two D A s Musich and Kay.
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UPI
California
Evelle J. Younger
Charles Manson
Superior Court
Jerry Pacht
Los Angeles Times
William Farr
Irving Kanarek
Paul J. Fitzgerald
Farr
Manson
Vincent T. Bugliosi
Dave Shinn
the Times
The
Times Mirror
CBS Inc
KNX News Radio
Donald A. Musich
Stephen R. Kay
Kanarek and
Fitzgerald
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