Hearst resumes tale of terror in courtroom tour of SLA hideouts
Patricia Hearst returns to court to recount her captivity and alleged involvement in the 1974 bank robbery. A jury toured the Daly City closet and San Francisco apartment where she was held, as prosecutors and defense debated her role and memory amid the trial.
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San Francisco
Patricia Hearst
Miss Hearst
al Johnson
Lee Bailey
U.S. Atty
James L. Browning Jr
U.S. District Court
Oliver J. Carter
Johnson
Underground
SLA
Daly City
San Mateo County
Washington
Browning
San Francisco Examiner
Randolph Hearst
Los Angeles
Racial Dangers In Many Cities Warned By CRS Report
Washington AP says the Community Relations Service warns of rising racial tensions in numerous cities including police minority confrontations and a spread beyond a single group. The CRS notes growing concern among Spanish speakers about immigration enforcement tactics and cites prior mediation successes in 1975 with 190 school disputes and 205 police minority confrontations.
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CRS
Washington
Community Relations Service
Mexico
South America
Justice Department
Congress
Moonshiners Operate Now Like Big Business Across South
Washington AP reports that moonshiners have shifted to large scale, wholesale operations centered in the South. Treasury official Rufus Embry notes most illegal sales occur there, with fewer seizures and arrests in 1975 due to legal alcohol availability, education on dangers, higher sugar costs, and reallocation of law enforcement to guns and wagering.
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Washington
Treasury Department
South
Rufus Embry
Atlanta
Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms
Rex D. Davis
Bureau
Embry
Palestinian Student Kills Two Deans at Beirut University
In Beirut, a Palestinian student expelled for radical activity shot and killed two deans at the American University of Beirut, one American and one Lebanese. The shooter, Najim Najim, held six hostages for hours before surrendering to army commandos and was wounded as he was led away.
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Beirut
Lebanon
American University of Beirut
Najim Najim
Robert Najemy
Raymond Ghosn
Najemy
Worcester
Mass
Ghosn
Samuel Kirkwood
Kirkwood
Louis Cajoleas
New Orleans
Ernest Conklin
Newton Falls
Ohio
Najim
Israel
Joseph Cherbeka
Cherbeka
Stolen Bonds Found In Home Of Mail Official
Boston AP A Post Office supervisor Pasquale Luzzo was arrested after authorities found 27 million in negotiable securities at his Revere home. The haul included 25 million in Avco Financial Services bearer notes and 2 million in Maine municipal bonds. Luzzo faces receiving stolen property charges and was released on 50 000 bail. Authorities call it the largest mail heist in U.S. history and expect more arrests as the case unfolds.
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Boston
Chelsea
Pasquale Luzzo
Asst. Dist. Atty
John Gafney
Avco Financial Services, Inc
Long Beach
Calif
Maine
Washington
U.S
Luzzo
Postal Service
Revere
Fred Ricker
Prima Still In Coma After Brain Surgery
Band leader Louis Prima, aged 63, remained in a coma four months after brain surgery at Mt. Sinai Hospital in Los Angeles. Hospital spokesmen said he has been moved to a nursing home near New Orleans. Prima was hospitalized last October for brain tumor removal and is best known for the hit Old Black Magic.
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Los Angeles
Louis Prima
New Orleans
Prima
Mt. Sinai Hospital
Forbis Lets Senior Recital At NMSU
Jim Forbis son of Mr and Mrs Robert Forbis presented his senior recital at Northeast Missouri State University in partial fulfillment of the Bachelor of Music Education degree with vocal concentration. The tenor sang works by Schubert Rossini Gounod and Vaughan Williams. He belongs to NEMO Singers and Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia and plans student teaching at Fulton in fall. He is to graduate December 1976.
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Jim Forbis
Robert. Forbis
Fulton
Fiedler Returns Home After Illness in Canada
Boston Pops Conductor Arthur Fiedler, 81, is described by his family as looking like a new man after a brief hospital stay in Canada. His wife Ellen says he had been sleeping long hours and arrived in Boston Sunday night following a diagnosis doctors initially feared pneumonia, but he called it a bad cold.
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Boston (Ap
Boston Pops
Arthur Fiedler
Canada
Ellen
Boston
Fiedler
Madison To Host Nursing Tax Meet
A Madison Library Basement meeting on Feb 23 at 7 30 p m will discuss a proposed 10 cent tax election supporting the Monroe County Nursing Service and Home Health Agency. The service operates as a state pilot project with funding from the Missouri Department of Health, requiring a local tax vote to continue. Representatives will answer questions about the agency and election.
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Paris
Madison
Monroe County Nursing Service
Missouri Department of Health
Monroe County
Nursing Service and
County Health Committee
Valerie Ivy
Woodland Hospital
Berta Armel
Audrain Medical Center
Monroe Manor
Hunt Wilkerson
Maxie Jones
Helen Ward
F. A. Barnett
America
Barnett
Delmer Fisher
Caskie Painter
Carl Harley
Europe
Hawaii
Longbranch Club
Howard Davenport
Richard Baldwin
Frank Kropf
Jimmie Dowell
J. C. Dowell
Davenport
Meany Sees Humphrey Most Electable for Democrats
AFL-CIO chief George Meany said Hubert H. Humphrey appears best positioned to defeat Ford, though he or the federation stop short of endorsing any candidate. He called Kennedy formidable but asserted no formal choice yet and criticized Wallace as a disaster. Meany urged unions to help pick delegates for labor influence at the July convention. Jackson campaigned among union leaders, bolstered by several endorsements within the federation.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Hubert H. Humphrey
Ford
Meany
Minnesota Democrats
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Labor Federation
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Kennedy
Humphrey
Ronald Reagan
Labor
Henry M. Jackson
Wash
Steelworkers
J.W. Abel
Jackson
Farber Honor Marked By 80th Birthday Celebration
William Teague Farber was honored at his 80th birthday as family and friends gathered Sunday. Cake and punch were served after the event, with attendees including Farber and members of Brownie Troop 141 and Troop 142.
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Farber
Mary Ellis
William Teague
Vandalia
Kathleen Buffington
Lennie Ball
Micky Gower
Lisa Terry
Teresa Harrelson
Teresa Nichols
Julie Harrelson
Karen Bounds
Dana Day
Lisa Holbrook
Tracy Crow
Judy
May Ban Pastel Toilet Tissue in Ogallala
Ogallala Nebraska considers an ordinance to ban colored pastel toilet tissue sold for bathrooms. City attorney Ken Spady calls the idea novel as officials fear colored tissue clogs sewer lines due to slower dissolution.
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Ogallala
Neb
Ken Spady
Iowa Students Oppose Jail For Marijuana Debated
Iowa high school students in a model legislature voted 73 to 22 to decriminalize possession of under two ounces of marijuana. They rejected raising the drinking age by a 68 to 30 margin. A Des Moines House committee will weigh a similar drinking age bill amid school board pressure.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Rhonda Simmons
Bloomfield
Andrew Jones
Jesup
Miss Simmons
Mark Crozier
Melcher
Norman Jesse
Federal grain inspections proposed amid bribery probe
Senate leaders prepare a bill to create an all federal grain inspection and weighing system after GAO findings of widespread misgrading short weights and conflicts of interest in the current state and private system. The investigation follows indictments of 61 people and four companies and cites erosion of U S grain credibility abroad.
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Washington
General Accounting Office
GAO
United States
Congress
U.S
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Senate Agriculture Sub
GAQ
Humphrey
Robert J. Dole
R-Kan
Agriculture Committee
Dole
Agriculture Department
Art
Agecy
Raffle Tickets Win Sophia Loren's Rings
Amelia Flores of San Antonio bought three church raffle tickets for a dollar and won a cluster of five ruby studded rings donated by Sophia Loren. The draw, held at Lane High School, raised over $25,000 for Holy Trinity Parish Church as part of its building fund. Loren donated the rings due to her friendship with the parish priest, Rev. Anthony Goossens.
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Lano
Tex
Amelia Flores
San Antonio
Sophia Loren
Flores
Holy Trinity Parish
Lane High School
Loren
Anthony Goossens
Trinity Parish
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