Hearst Case Controversy Over Rolling Stone Article
Sports activist Jack Scott denounces a Rolling Stone piece claiming Patricia Hearst joined the SLA of her own free will as a violation of lawyer client relations. F. Lee Bailey says Rolling Stone is not an authoritative source. The article cites interviews with unidentified sources and notes changes in Hearst defense coverage.
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Ford signs extension of controls
President Ford signed a bill extending domestic oil price controls from September 1 to November 15 and attacked Congress for lacking an energy policy. Officials warned OPEC's 10 percent price increase would lift U S gasoline prices by about 1 to 1 1/2 cents per gallon, and Ford said blame lies with Congress until action is taken.
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64 Die In Jet Crash Near Beirut
A Malev Hungarian Airlines Tupolev 154 crashed near Beirut during approach killing all 64 aboard. Rescue teams recovered mangled bodies, sparking speculation of an explosion before the plunge into the Mediterranean. The flight was from Budapest to Beirut with 54 passengers and 10 crew.
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Kissinger offers to set Israel Syria peace talks
Secretary of State Kissinger proposed starting peace talks between Israel and Syria at the United Nations. A leading Syrian official warned negotiations would take several months, while Kissinger said the United States would also consider Palestinian inclusion in a broader Middle East framework.
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Commandos Shut Radio Station Amid Lisbon Unrest
In Lisbon a far left station Radio Renascenca was knocked off air by commandos after mutinous troops refused to seize staff. Government met at the presidential palace as Prime Minister Azevedo ordered military takeover of Communist controlled stations to halt escalating instability.
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UFW seeks court orders to halt arrests of organizers
United Farm Workers calls for injunctions after seven organizers are taken into custody on trespassing charges at Pandol Bros. ranch in Delano. Ben Maddock petitions Gov. Brown and ALRB chair Bishop Mahony to stop arrests and remove ALRB General Counsel Kintz, citing enforcement gaps and clashes with the access rule.
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