Strategy mapped for Patty's bail
Patricia Hearst's defense plans aim to secure bail while appealing a bank robbery conviction. Judge Orrick will decide bail by week end and also rules on a new trial request. Hearst, 22, is in federal custody after transfer to San Diego amid death threat letters.
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Chirac scores comeback in first round of French elections
Former French Premier Jacques Chirac won 53.6 percent in the first round of seven off year legislative elections and will miss the final vote. Leaders call his victory personal and note shifting gains to Socialists at the Communists’ expense.
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Coast Guard ends search for Carnelian-1 missing crew
The Coast Guard said all 19 crewmen from the Japanese freighter Carnelian-1 are presumed drowned and canceled its search after a six hour aerial sweep of 1000 square miles failed to locate survivors. Fourteen were rescued by freighters, with reports of a possible body and survivors seen on logs before conditions worsened.
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Prince Charles Marks 28th Birthday Aboard Bronington
Prince Charles celebrated his 28th birthday with a royal party on the minesweeper Bronington near the Tower of London. He toasted with Queen Elizabeth and family members at a luncheon in the wardroom, noting the absence of his reported girlfriend. The event also honored Princess Anne and Capt Mark Phillips on their third wedding anniversary.
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Bus Crash Kills 38 Voters En Route to Manaus Election
A bus carrying voters to municipal elections in Manaus plunges into the Urubu River killing 38. Police say brake failure may have caused the crash at a ferry crossing. only the driver, ticket taker, and two passengers survived. The vessel was about two thirds of the way to Itaccatiara, 170 miles east of Manaus. Reuters, multiple agencies report.
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Thanksgiving skyjacker D B Cooper could still be prosecuted
FBI agent Ralph Himmelsbach says there is no statute of limitations on air piracy or capital crimes related to the 1971 incident. He notes Cooper might have survived the jump on a stormy night in Oregon and Southwest Washington but would face severe risks and possible execution if alive and charged.
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