Patty Hearst Testimony Highlights Kidnapping Ordeal
Patricia Hearst, tearful on the stand, describes abduction by the Symbionese Liberation Army and later forced involvement in a bank robbery. The defense plays a taped statement and recounts days in SLA hideouts while jurors tour Hearst’s confinement closets. A separate birth notice reports Amy Marie Fox born at Audrain Medical Center weighing three pounds four ounces. Grandparents listed. Fox family ties noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy Marie
Gerald Fox
Mississippi
Audrain Medical Center
James Harrison
Charles Francis Fox Sr
Gray
Ada Smith
The
Allen's Nursing Home
Fox
A.P. Green Refractories Co
Hearst Fiancé Claims Patty Was Coerced Not Brainwashed
Steven Weed, Patricia Hearst's former fiancé, described her as coerced but not brainwashed by the Symbionese Liberation Army. He held a news conference to promote his life with Hearst and his upcoming testimony for the defense in her bank robbery trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Steven Weed
Patricia Hearst
Miss Hearst
Weed
Steve
Swanton
SLA
Record weddings hit peak at Little Brown Church in Iowa
In Nashua Iowa on Valentine s Day the Little Brown Church hosts 29 weddings in a single day tying a record. Rev M R Hinds notes the pace may reflect Leap Year or holiday. the 1600 seat church aims to join the National Register of Historic Places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashua
Iowa
Little Brown
the Vale
M.R. Hinds
Northeast
Iown
Hinds
Creston
Ogallala
Cloud
Auburn
Neb
The
Vale
William S. Pitts
Oregon
Maryland
California
Little Brown Church
Vandalia Teens Hurt In Highway 54 Wreck Near Vandalia
Four Vandalia teenagers injured when their car rear ended a stalled vehicle on Highway 54 one mile east of Vandalia at 11 10 p m Friday Pamela J Millard 15 in serious but satisfactory condition at Audrain Medical Center Ronald Eugene Motley 16 Daniel T McDonald 16 and Regina McDowell 16 treated and released Jimmie L Houf Wells ville driver escaped injury when his car went into a ditch on Highway 161 near Danville at 2 20 p m Friday the other driver arrested for driving while intoxicated
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vandalia
Pamela J. Millard
Highway Patrol
Audrain Medical Center
Mexico
Ronald Eugene Motley
Daniel T. McDonald
Regina McDowell
Sherman Overton Jr
Danville
Falstaff Sues Bank For Conspiracy
Falstaff Brewing Corp and chairman Kalmanovitz file a 2 million suit in U S District Court accusing Boatmen's National Bank and six lenders of conspiring to fix rates and terms to limit competition. Named nondefendants include New York Life Mutual Life Industrial National Bank Rhode Island First Pennsylvania and others. plaintiffs seek triple damages and 25 million in punitive damages.
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New York Life Insurance Co
Mutual Life Insurance Co. of
New York
Industrial National Bank of Rhode Island
First Pennsylvania Banking and Trust Co
First National Bank of Commerce
National Acceptance Corp
Boatman’s
Falstaff
Kalmanovitz
Burglar Caught After Buried in Air Duct
SAN DIEGO AP Firemen rescued David Bourassa 20 from a tight air duct early Friday the 13th He could not escape because a plastic bag filled with coins made his pocket bulky Two police officers spotted what looked like a burglar in a bar and booked him for investigation of burglary resulting in the duct incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
David Bourassa
Bourassa
Control Of Cancer Is EPAs Target
KANSAS CITY AP deputy administrator John R. Quarles said the EPA will focus on identifying and controlling cancer-causing chemicals as its major goal for the next decade. Lily Pons, 71, French-born soprano of the Metropolitan Opera, died in a Dallas hospital after a long illness. she also appeared in several motion pictures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Environmental Protection Agency
John R. Quarles
Lily Pons
Dallas
New York Metropolitan Opera
Miss Pons
Nigerian President Slain In Ambush Coup In Lagos
Nigerian chief of state Murtala Muhammed was assassinated during a Friday coup attempt and replaced by army chief Lt Gen Olusegun Obasanjo. The 21 member Supreme Military Council said insurgents led by Lt Col Musa Dimka were arrested and seven days of mourning declared.
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Lagos
Nigeria
Murtala Muhammed
Olusegun Obasanjo
Muhammed
Supreme Military Council
Radio Lagoa
Musa Dimka
Kano
Manchester Guardian
London
Daily Express
David Gray
Guardian
Tkoyi
Army
Dodan
Gray
the Express
U.S
O.K
Dimka
Defense Ministry
Yakubu Gowon
Gowon
Britain
Warwick University
Midlands
Honor Court for Troop 38 of Boy Scouts
Boy Scout Troop 38, sponsored by First Presbyterian Church of Mexico, marked its 50th anniversary with a Court of Honor and carry-in dinner. Woodrow Lee presented the Presidential Award. Eagle Scout honors went to Mark Niederschulte Rich Bowen and Luke Lukacs on Scout Sunday. Tenderfoot to First Class awards, merit badges, and hiking awards were also announced for multiple scouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church of Mexico
The
Presbyterian Church
Woodrow Lee
Mark Niederschulte
Rich Bowen
Luke Lukacs
Lloyd Acton
Tom Harrison
Brian Stephenson
Steve Beatty
Tom Stapleton
Bruce Fountain
Eric Finley
Steve Griffin
Greg Irvin
Brent Irvin
Mike Murry
Jay Moore
Mitch White
Matthew Lukacs
Brent Callihan
Danny Lee
Billy Campbell
John Boyce
Charles Johnson
Darrell Cartie
Jim Boyce
Rich Brown
Disabled Vets To Meet Tuesday
Disabled U S veterans will meet at the Air Park Restaurant at 7 00 p m Tuesday to organize a Disabled American Veterans unit Harold Murray state employment officer will attend with regional DAY office representatives all interested veterans invited to attend
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Air Park
Disabled American Veterans
Harold Murray
St. Louis
Senior Lunch Menu for 606 Park St
Next week's senior luncheon shows Monday no meal due to Washington's birthday. Tuesday offers veal parmesan succotash lettuce salad bread and banana pudding. Wednesday serves a juicy burger on bun with baked beans pineapple cheese salad and butterscotch pudding. Thursday features liver and onions mashed potatoes and gravy lettuce salad corn bread and applesauce with cinnamon.
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Park St
Washington
Burger refuses delay on Red Dye 2 ban
Chief Justice Warren Burger rejects a request from manufacturers to delay the FDA ban on Red Dye No. 2. The suit to overturn the ban will be argued in the U.S. Court of Appeals on April 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Warren Burger
Burger
Food and Drug Administration
U.S. Court of Appeals
Mrs Ruth Nebel Dies At 84 In Jefferson City
Mrs Ruth C Nebel 84 of Jefferson City died Thursday at Fulton Hospital at 1 30 p m She was the grandmother of Rodney T Nebel of Services were held at 1 p m today at Buescher Memorial Home Jefferson City Rev G Nelson Duke officiated and burial was in Mount Pleasant Cemetery High Hill She was born August 15 1891 at High Hill the daughter of Lafayette and Mary Foster Harman She married E Forrest Nebel November 19 1914 who survives Also surviving are three sons Harman New Bloomfield Marvin E Jefferson City and Robert E Nebel Chapel Hill Tex a sister Olive Whitman Colorado Springs seven grandchildren and two great grandchildren She attended Hickory Wood School Warren County and Warrenton School of Music She was a United Methodist Church member The family moved from Wellsville to Jefferson City in 1936.
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Ruth C. Nebel
Jefferson City
Fulton
Rodney T. Nebel
Mexico
Buescher
G. Nelson Duke
Mount Pleasant
High Hill
Mt. Pleasant
Nebel
Hickory Wood
Warren County
Warrenton School
Wigham Rites At Centralia
Services for Charles Homer Wigham were held at 10 a.m. at Fenton Funeral Chapel with the Rev. Eldon Drennan officiating. Burial followed in Centralia Cemetery. Pallbearers included Carson Blanton, David Whitaker, Arnold Jones, Ken Dodson, Leon Hudson and Melvin Prewitt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centralia
Fenton
Charles Homer Wigham
Eldon Drennan
Centralia Cemetery
Carson Blanton
David Whitaker
Arnold Jones
Ken Dodson
Leon Hudson
Melvin Prewitt
Antrim Services This Afternoon
Funeral services for Ernest Shorty Antrim were held at 2 p.m. at the chapel with Rev. Arthur Griffin officiating. Interment followed for Harold Holtkamp Gilbert Berry Al Cramlett Joe Bryson Gene Roberts and Thomas L Patton Sr.
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Centralia
Ernest (Shorty) Antrim
Fenton Funeral
Arthur Griffin
Harold Holtkamp
Gilbert Berry
al Cramlett
Joe Bryson
Gene Roberts
Thomas L. Patton
King Sr Says Carter Best Man at Black History Week
The Rev. Martin Luther King Sr. defended Jimmy Carter as a fine man and denied racist accusations. Speaking to about 500 students at Georgia Southwestern College, he called the charge a lie and said Carter would gain his vote. He also spoke of his family’s resilience after the slayings of his son and wife. In separate news, Dennis R. Mills and his wife welcomed a daughter at Audrain Medical Center weighing six pounds 14 ounces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americus, Ga
Martin Luther King Sr
Georgia
Jimmy Carter
Martin Luther King Jr
Carter
Georgia Southwestern College
King
Dennis R. Mills
Centralia
Audrain Medical Center
Mills
MFA Exchange
Mexico
Weather and civic notices from Audrain area
Official 7:00 am readings show 24 hour high 54 low 29 with February to date 1.85 inches. forecast calls for increasing cloudiness with a chance of showers or storms in Missouri tonight, highs in the 60s and lows in the 40s. extended through Monday to Wednesday with scattered showers and highs 50s to 60s, cooler by midweek. Admitted births and dismissals listed for several area hospitals. deaths noted Willie Bullard, 72. magistrate court fines for possession of liquor by a minor.
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Missouri
Local court reports list multiple traffic and theft charges
The Daily Record item details Sherry Yvonne Denny and others charged with offenses ranging from missing license plates to possession of liquor by a minor and speeding. It also covers a not guilty verdict, magistrate fines for various residents, a Hughes federal suit notice, and yesterday’s market quotes and stock closes.
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John Herbert Burnham
William Robert Casey
Sherry Yvonne Denny
Verna Elaine Meeker
Randall L. Duthbert
Arthur Wayne Adamson
Max Edward Moore
Billy Joe Dodson
Martha Ann Teague
Montgomery County
Daniel William Roberts
Newberg
Robert James Bacon
Gerald
Stanley Augustus Houke
St. Charles
Donald Chris Mattingley
Middletown
John Marvin Finke
High Hill
Anna Mae Vasiloff
St. Louis
Harold Eugene Bosley
Mexico
Marcus Alan Decker
Bellflower
Ronald Lee Hettgerd
Jonesburg
Steven Mark Pierson
James Keith Sellers
Manchester
Roosevelt Cornelius Morgan
Oakland
Calif
Jackie O'Neil Gillette
Columbia
John H. Jackson
New Florence
Override Of Job Bill Veto Likely
The White House says upholding President Ford's veto of a 6.1 billion public works jobs bill seems unlikely. Ford called it pork. House opposition, led by Thomas O'Neill Jr., seeks to override with a two thirds vote. Senate backed the measure earlier. White House lobbyist Max Friedersdorf called sustaining the veto difficult and noted congressional goodies in the bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald M. Rothberg
Associated Press
Washington
White House
Ford
House
Thomas O'Neill Jr
Massachusetts
Senate
Max Friedersdorf
Friedersdorf
Congress
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F. Lee Bailey
Symbionese Liberation Army
Batley
U.S. Atty
James L. Browning Jr
Hibernia Bank
New World Liberation Front
Hearst
San Simeon
Los Angeles
Bailey
Donald
Amy Marie Fox
Patty
Bank
EPA
Troop 38
Boy Scouts
Ruth Nebel
Wigham
Antrim
King Sr
Millses
Hardees
pamiLy Restaurant
Roscoe Pfitzer
Maurice E. Green
Chris A. Weakly
Shelby T. Blumhost
G. Dennis Singleton
Arthena
Bruce
Jo Ann Thomas
Carolyn D. Armentrout
Gerald L. Atkinson
Dewey
Williams
Hazel Summers
Robert Hayden Palmer
Eli
Burkholder
Clark
Katheryn
Strange
Virgil Amos
Laddonia
Ralph Martin
N. Olive
Coral Benskin
Mildred Pedersen
David Botts
Joanne Campbell
Ralph Shrader
Virgil Thurst
Willie Bullard
Boonville
Hannibal
Cape Girardeau
the Daily Record
Hughes
Portland, Maine
Howard Hughes
MFA
Fowles Grain Co
Commerce Bancshares
Mercantile Bank Corp
Wetterau
New York Stock Exchange
Robbie Brooks
Combustion Engineering
Dresser Industries
Emerson Electric
Interco
Kaiser Aluminum
Panhandle Eastern Pipeline
Ralston Purina
US Gypsum
Wal- Mart
Dow Jones
Liberty Now
Kelly
Kelly Furniture
East
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