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Newspaper

Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1976

Page

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Hearst Tells Story Of Kidnapping And Abuses In SLA Trial

Patricia Hearst testified at her bank robbery trial about years of coercion by the Symbionese Liberation Army. She described threats of death and sexual assaults, saying she joined the robbery only under fear and was kept under the group’s control after being captured on September 18.

Patty Hearst San Francisco Patricia Hearst 5LA SLA FBI Miss Hearst Willie Wolfe Thomas Dean Matthews U.S. District Court Oliver J. Carter Young Matthews F. Lee Bailey Hearst William and Emily Harris Los Angeles U.S. Atty James L. Browning Harrises Browning Matthews Angela Atwood Bailey Wolfe Litchfield Conn Virginia Wolfe Willie Donald DeFreeze Miss Atwood Camilla Hall Nancy Ling Perry Patricia Soltysik Oakland-Berkeley Jack Scott Scott Pennsylvania Wendy Yoshimura Miss Yoshimura Las Vegas Nev Micki Portland Ore Sacramento Harris Margaret Thaler Singer

State Shoppers Find Lower Meat Prices

Jefferson City Missouri shoppers see beef prices fall across key cuts as wholesale levels soften. Round steak drops to 1.45 a pound, rib steaks to 1.60, sirloin and arm roasts to 1.79 and 1.16. Pork cuts decline, center cut chops rise, whole fryer hens up, milk and eggs tick higher, bread and sugar ease.

Jefferson City Missouri Farm Bureau Shoppers Guide

Right-to-Die Bill Heard In Committee

A Missouri House committee heard a right to die bill by Rep. Vic Downing allowing adults to halt life support without euthanasia. The measure includes automatic cost of living raises for lawmakers and an election timing critique. Public financing for six statewide offices was also discussed.

Jefferson City House Committee Vic Downing Downing Bragg City Christopher S. Bond Steve Vossmeyer Dst. Louis Bond General Assembly The Missouri Medical Association James Cope

Liz Tells About Morning After A Wedding Night

Elizabeth Taylor recalls mornings after her second wedding to Richard Burton in a Woman interview. She says his reddest eyes and a close night together left them refreshed and affectionate, praising his charm and calling him a wizard. Plus, retired Navy Captain Mulligan plans to enter Virginia’s 2nd District Democratic race for Congress challenging incumbent G William Whitehurst.

London Richard Burton Elizabeth Taylor Woman Norfolk James A. Mulligan U.S. House Virginia G. William Whitehurst

Ford and Reagan Report Good Health in Campaign

President Ford released a seven page health summary detailing routine tests and a note that sexual function is normal along with arthritis in his knees. Ronald Reagan, campaigning in Rochester New Hampshire, said he feels great and can still beat his son at arm wrestling, and his medical history shows him healthy.

Washington Ford Ronald Reagan Reagan Rochester N.H California John Sharp Santa Monica William M. Lukash Lukash Bethesda Naval Hospital

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