Hearst in court tomorrow faces competency ruling
Patricia Hearst, 21, heads to a federal court hearing in San Francisco where Judge Oliver J. Carter will decide if she is mentally competent to stand trial. Lawyers press for a psych facility and possible bail if competent as three psychiatrists finish evaluation at San Mateo County Jail.
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Execution murderers sought in SLA linked killings
Police hunted two more suspects in the West 59th Street LA home invasion as ties to the Symbionese Liberation Army emerged. James Holiday, 33, a Black Guerrilla Family figure visited by SLA members, was arrested near the scene. Michael Cowan, 29, a parolee, was later captured after a long SWAT stakeout failed to locate him. Dowling and Thompson died. Singleton and Smith survived.
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Cologne cathedral theft prompts $20000 reward and Interpol manhunt
Police say two or more thieves used mountain climbing gear to rob Cologne's 13th century cathedral early Sunday. They removed 15 religious objects including a 17th century monstrance and a bishop's ring, with valuables estimated between 2 and 8 million dollars. Cardinal Hoeffner offered the reward. authorities seek Interpol aid.
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State Wins Battle Against Bubonic Plague in Plumas County
In Portola California the state Health Department said early snows and an insecticide change halted the bubonic outbreak in Plumas County. Biologist Dr Bernard Nelson cited a snow driven hibernation of disease carriers and the revised chemical as key factors. An August finding of a flea infested chipmunk near Quincy helped prompt action.
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Candidates seek delay for San Francisco vote amid voter fraud claims
A group of nine supervisorial hopefuls urge District Attorney Ferdon to postpone Tuesday’s municipal election while allegations of extensive voting by residents living outside the city are investigated. Local officials face probes, lawsuits, and questions over registration and voting practices across multiple city departments.
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Ford campaign appoints deputy managers and chairmen
The Ford for President campaign names Robert Marik and Stuart Spencer as deputy campaign managers. Howard Callaway says four campaign chairmen have been named in 19 states and more will be announced. Pre primary activity continues in New Hampshire and Florida. Finance chairman David Packard resigns amid fundraising pace concerns. former political director Lee Nunn also quit.
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Fromme jury selection to begin in president attack case
Jury selection starts tomorrow in the Lynette Fromme case, the first woman charged with attempting to assassinate a president. President Ford testified on videotape, stating the loaded pistol misfired during the Sept. 5 security incident at California’s state capitol.
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Court to Decide Oil Import Fee Case This Term
Supreme Court will hear the appeal from the Federal Energy Administration challenging President Nixon and President Ford's oil import fees. The case centers on whether the executive branch overstepped trade law authority and whether a broader energy policy is at stake. The decision may hinge on the 1962 Trade Expansion Act and the anti injunction law.
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High court allows third libel trial for Alioto
The Supreme Court declined Cowles Communications Inc appeal, clearing a third trial in San Francisco for Joseph Alioto’s 12.5 million libel suit tied to Look Magazine’s 1969 mafia links story. Prior trials ended in a hung jury and a finding of falsity without malice.
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