Hearst Guilty of Bank Robbery Faces 25 Years
Patricia Hearst found guilty by a San Francisco jury of armed bank robbery and using a weapon during the crime. Jurors cited the government’s evidence over her testimony of cooperation, with sentencing set for a maximum of 25 years and a possible $10,000 fine. Randolph Hearst visited, and Bailey vowed to appeal.
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Steve Montiel
SAN Francisco
Patricia Hearst
Tania
Marilyn Wentz
Miss Hearst
James Browning
F. Lee Bailey
U.S
Oliver Carter
Randolph Hearst
Carter
Browning
San Mateo County
Los Angeles
Here
Albert Johnson
SLA
William
Emily Harris
Face Bailey
Boston
Hibernia Bank
Harrises
Norman Grim
Symbionese Liberation Army
Hibernia
Bailey
Hearst
Can- One
Sss
Grim
Medicine Hat
Canadia High
Microfilm Ltd
Ave
Calgary
Alta
Heavy Beirut clashes mark fiercest civil war artillery duel
In Beirut, Moslem and Christian militias fired more than 1200 rockets and shells from Sunday to Monday, injuring diplomats and damage including near the U S embassy and the French consulate. The Holiday Inn building changed hands with over 40 killed as Phalangists and leftists clashed around western districts. A plan for a widened Moslem led cabinet and reforms was outlined by Phalangists amid the crisis.
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Beirut
Guy Bariculet
Andre Ringard
Phalangists
Phalangist
Aouche
Phalange Party
Suleiman Franjieh
Franjieh
Aziz Ahdab
Lebanon
Phalange
Damascus
Rashid Karami
National Union
Anti Royalist Calls for Ending Princess Margaret Pay
William Hamilton, Britain's anti royalist leader, urged Parliament to strike Princess Margaret from the public payroll. He argued the 45 year old princess, amid divorce rumors with the Earl of Snowdon, spends insufficient time on duties to justify the 35000 dollar royal stipend. The motion is to be raised on April 5.
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London
Reuter
William Hamilton
Britain
Margaret
Earl of Snowdon
Hamilton
Demonstrators Rally On Parliament Hill Over Price and Wage Controls
Canadian Labour Congress protests price and wage restraints with a peaceful march in Ottawa. RCMP security at Parliament, 5000 to 15000 expected protesters, rally timed with cabinet briefing, urging government to rethink anti inflation measures.
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Hill
Parliament Hill
Ottawa
Canadian Labor Congress
CLC
CSC
RCMP
Parliament
Hull
Earl Zaroski
Cabinet
David Archer
Ontario Federation of Labor
Labor
Trudeau
John Munro
UAW Clash Delays Train in Brantford Ontario
About 150 UAW members boarded a stopped CN train in Brantford after clashes with police and bystanders. Police report eight officers punched or kicked, no arrests made. The train, carrying members en route to Ottawa for a mass protest against wage and price controls, departed Brantford at 3:35 a.m. after chaos at the station.
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Brantford
Ont
United Auto Workers
UAW
Ontario
Ottawa
Canadian Labor Congress
Kitchener
Budd Automotive
Bob Batt
Brantford Uaw
RCMP Association Backs Marin Report On Discipline
The RCMP Association praised the Marin inquiry recommendations on internal discipline and grievance handling. It supports a police ombudsman, collective member input, legal counsel for hearings, full evidence disclosure, and no self incrimination for Mounties.
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Ottawa
Rcmp Association
Marin
R.A. Young
Rene Marin
Ontario County and District Courts
Warren Allmand
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