Hearst Case Arguments Begin In Bank Robbery Trial
Patricia Hearst faces jury selection as defense and prosecution prepare to argue whether she participated in the Hibernia Bank robbery as a kidnapped victim or a terrorist convert. Opening statements Loom, judge to rule on motions. possible head scan ordered to check abduction injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Patricia Hearst
Miss Hearst
Berkeley
U.S. District Court
Oliver J. Carter
Hibernia Bank
Los Angeles
Atty
James
Browning Jr
F. Lee Bailey
Bailey
San Francisco Examiner
Randolph Hearst
SLA
Six Gunmen One Hostage Die In Djibouti Bus Attack
Six gunmen and a French schoolgirl died when French sharpshooters killed the hijackers on a bus near the Somali border in Djibouti. Four children were wounded and a French lieutenant was hurt as the siege ended with all 30 children and two adults freed. The Front for the Liberation of the Somalia Coast claimed ties to Somalia and demanded independence and the release of prisoners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Djibouti
Afars and
Issaq
Somalia
Red Sea
Ali Aref
Radio Luxembourg
Their
Liberation Front
Alf
Front For the Liberation of
Front
Radio Monte Carlo
Mogadishu
France
Gun Thefts End Freedom For Parolee Frazer
Parolee Robert J. Frazer, 38, is to be returned to the Jefferson City state penitentiary to complete a 27 year term, after a 1975 parole. He faced Audrain County charges for stealing two guns from a pickup at A P Green Refractories. Frazer pleaded guilty and received five years to be served concurrently with prior sentences for robbery, felonious assault, and escape, all to run in the state pen. He had been working as an X ray technician in Mexico after parole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert J. Frazer
Jefferson City
Frazer
Independence
Audrain County
James Walker
A. P. Green Refrac
State Peniten
Akien
Cole County
Mexico
Audrain Medical
Mrs. Duffy Named To State Advisory Council
Maurine Duffy, Mexico Public Schools media director, was notified by Missouri education chief Arthur Mallory of her appointment to the Missouri Title III EDBA State Advisory Council. Selection cited service to others and commitment to education. extendable to Title V restrictions for fiscal year 1976.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurine Duffy
Mexico
Arthur Mallory
State Board of Education
State Advisory Council
Rules Filed Under New Missouri Publication Law
Secretary of State James C. Kirkpatrick inspects 108 agency rules filed as Missouri enacts a law requiring publication of all agency rules in the Missouri Register before becoming effective. Gary Duffy of Mexico is named administrative rules division director, a MU Law School graduate admitted to the Missouri bar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of
James C. Kirkpatrick
Gary Duffy
Mexico
Administrative Rules Division
Missouri Register
Duffy
Vernon Duffy
University of Missouri Law School
Missouri Bar
Bergman Admitted After Nervous Breakdown in Sweden
World famed director Ingmar Bergman was admitted to Caroline Hospital after a nervous breakdown amid pending tax fraud charges. Prosecutors plan to press charges over 500 000 kronor in 1971 taxes via a Swiss company, with an acquittal in 1969 noted.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Ingmar Bergman
Caroline Hospital
Royal Dramatic Theater
Friends
Curt Dreifaldt
Bergman
Strindberg
Expressen
Maxfield Seeks Litton's Congress Seat in 6th District
Kansas City AP Maxfield 34 wealthy businessman and former Great Midwest Corp president files in Jefferson City to seek the Democratic nomination for Congress from Missouri's 6th District. He criticizes professional politicians over inflation and rising taxes and cites his orbit of fund raising and public affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Morgan Maxfield
Congress
Maxfield
Jefferson City
Jerry Litton
D-Mo
Litton
Senate
America
Kansas City
Washington, D.C
Great Midwest Corp
Dallas
Clay County
Pat Danner
Vernon King
Excelsior Springs
Charles Broomfield
Hardin Cox
Rock Port
Lee Hull
Platte County
Sandra Finley
H.N. Sutherland
Bethany
U. S. Jaycees
Kansas City Philharmonic
Florida
The
Philharmonic
Union Electric Earnings Rise 50 Percent in 1975
Union Electric Co reported 1975 earnings of 56.4 million dollars, up 50.6 percent from 1974, with earnings of 1.78 dollars per share versus 1.37 the prior year. President Dougherty cited 1974 as weak and highlighted higher electricity sales, a mid 1974 rate increase, and power sales to neighboring utilities. Residential and small commercial sales rose, large commercial/industrial use fell, overall sales up four percent. Construction spending reached 170 million dollars, and dividends of 1.28 dollars per share were paid in 1975.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Union Electric Co
Charles J. Dougherty
Bicentennial Card Aims for 1000 Feet Of Signatures
Traveler DeVon Smith of Wampum Pennsylvania pursues a 1000 foot U S Bicentennial card signed by people worldwide. The project already spans 412 feet with 12 718 signatures after journeys across the U S and into Mexico. Smith, Guinness record hitchhiking 291 000 miles, began the idea July 4 1974 and has visited 40 countries. Also noted is Warren Clayton Payne returning home from Audrain Medical Center intensive care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Wampum
U.S
DeVon Smith
United States
Mexico
Smith
Warren Clayton Payne
Audrain Medical Center
N. Olive St
Legislators Here Next Tuesday Breakfast Set in Mexico
The Mexico Area Chamber of Commerce hosts the first breakfast of the year at 8 a.m. Tuesday Feb. 10 at the Royal Cafe with Senator Norman Merrell and Representative Ray Hamlett expected to attend. Lou Leonatti and Charles Dickey co chair the event inviting reservations by 5 p.m. Monday. In Jefferson City the Division of Family Services opened Kansas City’s first state funded food stamp issuance site as part of a system overhaul.
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Tne
Mexico
Jefferson City
Division of Family Services
Kansas City
Potato Chip War Reignites Real Versus Stacked Chips
The ongoing fight between Pringle's and the potato chip industry heats up as the Potato Chip Institute plans action against FDA labeling rules allowing Pringle's to use Real potato chip with dried potato qualifiers. Pringle's considers new ridged shapes and flavors while naturals emphasize real ingredients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Cook
Associated Press
Crunch
Pringle's
Pringle’s
Procter & Gamble
Food and Drug Administration
Potato Chip Institute International of
Cleveland
Atlanta
FDA
Pringle
Potato Chip Institute
Institute
Son for Thurstons Born at Audrain Medical Center
Mr and Mrs Ronald Thurston of Centralia announce the birth of a son weighing seven pounds nine ounces born today at 12 01 a m at Audrain Medical Center. Mr Thurston is employed at A B Chance Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Thurston
Centralia
Audrain Medical Center
Thurston
A.B. Chance Co
Pentagon Seeks U.S. Access via Angolan War Rift
Deputy Defense Secretary Robert Ellsworth told a Senate panel that the Pentagon seeks overflight and landing rights in Angola for U S aircraft and naval visits if a pro Western coalition wins the civil war. He warned Moscow’s aid to the MPLA gives it overwhelming strength and warned against U S deployment while stressing access would aid operations against oil shipping lanes off the Angolan coast.
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Washington
Pentagon
Angola
U.S
Defense
Robert Ellsworth
Ellsworth
Senate Foreign Relations
Africa
United States
Defense Department
Department of Defense
Popular Movement For the Liberation of Angola
MPLA
Persian Gulf
Europe
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Hearst
Adela Rogers St. Johns
Federal Building
William Randolph Hearst
Hardees
Dale Sumpter
Sumpter
John Knopp
Richard Vance
Union Electric
Food Stamp Office
Julie Harris
Bileeh Heckart
Arthur O'Connell
Jeannette Cla
Liberty Theatre
S., Jefferson St
Thurstons
Victor Inn Steak House
Catfish
Turkey
Victor, Mo
Glenwood Blachaby
Harold Adams
Maxico Optimist
K.C. Hall
Lam
Picador Lounge
Henry Block
East Liberty
Gamble Paint & Glass
Mexico Area
W. Promenade
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