SLA papers reveal Hearst involvement
Reports in the Los Angeles Times say Patricia Hearst joined the SLA after initial doubts, with letters describing sex life rules and collective relationships as part of the group's revolutionary life. The documents were found in a San Francisco apartment linked to Hearst’s SLA circle.
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William and
Emily Harris
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FBI
Suspect claims role in dozens of west coast killings
Thomas Eugene Creech, on trial for two Idaho murders, testified he helped kill at least 40 people across 13 states from 1966 onward. He described contracts and ritualistic acts as part of a satanic cult. Prosecutors say the claims lack support. many alleged victims remain unidentified and Creech admits lies about burial sites.
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Pied Pipers for better life on another planet identified
Authorities name Marshall Herff Applewhite and Bonnie Nettles as the two leaders of a new religion promising a trip to a higher life aboard an unidentified flying object. The couple and Oregon followers sought recruits across eight states and Canada, last seen in an Illinois state park. Applewhite and Nettles have prior jail time but are not charged with crimes in the case.
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Portugese anti Reds urge crackdown amid mutinies in Portugal
In Braga the anti Communist Popular Democratic leader Francisco San Carneiro urged the military government to act now to end mutinies and purge Communist influenced media. He spoke at a progovernment rally as the Revolutionary Council met over rising unrest and the president warned against far left pressure. Wallace seeks audience with Pope Paul VI during Italy trip and plans meet with ambassador Volpe. Vatican says pope may not meet only heads of state.
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UPI
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Alabama
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California considers eighty million dollar soda tax to fight decay
Sacramento UPI reports Gov Brown health chief Mario Obledo proposes an eighty million dollar per year tax on soda to fund a tooth decay program. The plan would add about three cents to a six pack of eight ounce cans and asks sugar product makers to donate substantial ad budgets or face potential legislation. Brown says no tax increase needed for next year’s budget while vetoing liquor tax hikes.
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UPI
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Obledo
Brown
Hearst kidnapping case notes spark little clarity from ally
Terence Hallinan, once Patricia Hearst's lawyer, says he has inside information on SLA kidnappers but declines to name them. He agrees with Steven Weed that Hearst was not abducted by DeFreeze Wolfe and Perry, who died in Los Angeles. Hallinan's father adds that more than three people were involved, citing two getaway cars.
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UPI
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SLA
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Nancy Ling Perry
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Willie
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FBI
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Emily
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U.S. to revive policy boosting home ownership for middle income
Housing Secretary Carla Hills announced a new federal program to subsidize 5 percent mortgages for single family homes and rehab projects, aiming to create about 250000 houses. The plan targets families earning 9000 to 11000 annually, with subsidies lasting a few years as incomes rise, and uses 264 million dollars already authorized to fund 250000 new homes.
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UPI
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