Hearst Grilling Continues in Federal Bank Robbery Trial
In San Francisco Patricia Hearst faces cross examination as U S attorney James L Brown Young Jr probes her account of an underground life under threat from terrorists and the FBI She recounts abduction rape and months with the SLA saying fear persists Her defense lawyer F Lee Bailey blocks cross on a key year in Sacramento and San Francisco while hearings pause and the jury is not present.
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San Francisco
Patricia Hearst
FBI
A. U.S
James L. Brown- Young Jr
Miss Hearst
Symbionese Liberation Army
F. Lee Bailey
Browning
U.S. District Court
Oliver J. Carter
Bailey
SLA
Sacramento
Donald
DeFreeze
William
Emily Harris
Los Angeles
San Mateo County
Redwood City
Harris
Tania
Carter
Juy
Hearst Castle
San Simeon
Harrises
William Wolfe
Semistarvation Diet In Hospital Trims Fat
A semistarvation program for massive obesity at Mount Sinai Hospital Cleveland plans expansion to six US and Canadian cities. Dr. Victor Vertes says 80 percent approach ideal weight. 300 calorie daily supplement replaces food. Weight losses of 50 to 300 pounds reported, with improved blood pressure and diabetes in some cases.
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Cleveland
Mount Sinai Hospital
United States
Canada
Victor Vertes
Mount Sinai
Case Western Reserve University
Los Angeles
Chicago
Detroit
Boston
Miami
Montreal
Vertes
Saul M. Genuth
Case Western
Saltzman Institute
Gertes
No Rabies Found in Slain St Bernard Dog
The initial lab report on the St. Bernard killed by police found no rabies. State lab completed microscopic exam. final report pending after inoculated mouse test. Information was given to owner Robert Mindlin and to Dean Elzea’s parents, who were bitten or scratched. They were advised to seek medical guidance.
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St. Bernard
Bill Johnson
Johnson
Robert Mindlin
Dean Elzea
Mercury ban extends to most pesticides and paints
The EPA bans mercury in most pesticides and paints citing health hazards after a New Mexico case where a family went blind and suffered nervous system damage from mercury contaminated feed. Some uses persist for specific applications while the agency pursues broader cancer-risk controls and environmental safeguards.
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Washington
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Alamogordo
N.M
Iraq
Japan
Senate
Interior Department
Gulf of Alaska
Senate Commerce Committee
Warren Magnuson
D-Wash
Council On Environmental Quality
Alaskan Gulf
Thomas Kleppe
Bureau of Land Management
Guesser at Nu-Pike Boast Draws Crowds in Long Beach
Long Beach AP report profiles Jack Somppi, 69, the Guesser at Nu-Pike amusement park who charges 50 cents to guess traits like age, weight, car make, or breakfast choice. He usually misses, yet treats it as a living amid decaying game booths and fading attractions.
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Long Beach
Calif
Jack Somppi
Somppi
Nu-Pike
Two Doctors In Slander Suit
In St. Joseph Missouri a $207000 damage suit for slander stems from a three year dispute at the state mental hospital. Dr Nicholas Bartulica assistant superintendent sues Dr Nora Paculdo staff psychiatrist seeking 7000 actual and 200000 punitive damages.
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ST. Joseph, Mo
St. Joseph
Nicholas Bartulica
Buchanan County Circuit Court
Nora R. Paculdo
Mexico Public School of Practical Nursing enrolls twenty
Twenty students have been selected for the April class of the Mexico Public School of Practical Nursing, affiliated with Audrain Medical Center. Names include Norma Carver, Carol Clark, Mary Erhart, Mary Estes, Gayla Faught, Chery Gruber, Beverly Hampton, Judy Hibbs, Ruth Hopke, Cynthia Knock, Sue Luckett, Ellen Lynn, Beverly McDonald, Connie Peery, Margaret Pyles, Grace Roberts, Beverly Stiegmann, Gloria Wendring, Gary Wilson, and Toni Woodruff. The October class application details are provided with contact numbers.
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Mexico
Centralia
Ruth Hopke
Vandalia
Cynthia Knock
Sue Luckett
Paris
Ellen Lynn
Rush Hill
Beverly McDonald
New Hartford
Connie Peery
Fulton
Margaret Pyles
New London
Grace Roberts
Sturgeon
Beverly Stiegmann
Tebbetts
Gloria Wendring
Gary Wilson
Thompson
Toni Woodruff
McDonnell Forms Political Fund
McDonnell Douglas Corp announces a Good Government Fund for senior executives to contribute to state and federal campaigns. It will be nonpartisan with payroll deductions from $2 to $10 weekly, directing funds to promote citizenship, support pro free-enterprise candidates, and aid the aerospace industry. A company committee will oversee disbursements.
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McDonnell Douglas
How to Raise Terrific Kids Blueprint from Harvard study
Boston AP reports a Harvard Pre-School Project finding that bright children emerge from homes with rich social experience, frequent adult conversation, and maternal responsiveness. Key factors include live language exposure, steady staring, freedom of movement, and responsive parenting. Spacing of siblings also matters.
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Boston
Burton L. White
Harvard University
American Association For the Advancement of Science
White
Harvard
Freedom Train extend stop in Jefferson City to four days
The Freedom Train will visit Jefferson City for four days from March 31 to April 3, extending the original plan by one day. Tickets cost 1 to 2 dollars based on age, with dates and ticket types requested in writing to Freedom Train Jefferson City Missouri 66101. Tickets may be picked up Feb. 25 at 316 Madison St or mailed for an extra dollar.
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Jefferson City
Carolyn McDowell
St. Louis
Freedom Train
Madison St
Mobile Home Park Fined For Pollution
Scott and Jane Gibson, owners of a mobile home park near Excelsior Springs, were fined 10000 dollars each in Ray County Circuit Court for polluting a branch of the Fishing River. They were barred from further pollution and from discharging sewage into the river and ordered to fund a new sewage system. The violations dated to 1972.
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Richmond, Mo
Scott
Jane Gibson
Excelsior Springs
Ray County
Arthur W. Rogers
Mobile Home Park
Missouri Clean Water Commission
Gibsons
Rogers
Disabled Vet Meeting To Form Local DAV Unit
About a dozen persons attended a preliminary meeting to organize a local Disabled American Veterans unit. The gathering occurred a week early due to Tuesday confusion, with the actual meeting set for Tuesday Feb. 24 at 7 00 p.m. at the Air Park Restaurant per Harold Murray.
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Air Park
Harold Murray
Bond Rejects Health Systems Agency Boards
Gov. Christopher S Bond recommended that four of Missouri s five health services agency applications be rejected or deferred until more elected officials join governing boards. He cited lack of public accountability and insufficient elected official representation. Area II and other regions were deferred for a second funding cycle to allow wider community input and restructuring.
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Jefferson City
Christopher
Bond
Missouri Health Services Agency
Health Education and Welfare
David Mathews
National Health Planning and Resources Development
Missouri
Kansas City
St. Louis
Greater St. Louis
Health Services Agencies
HSA
Area TI
Ledgerland
Area II Health System
Mid-Missouri Council of Governments
Rotarians To Hear Nuclear Plant Plans
A Union Electric Co. representative will speak at the Rotary Club luncheon at Mexico Country Club Friday. He will outline plans for a new nuclear plant in Callaway County. Walter Kiburz is program chairman.
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Union Electric Co
Rotary Club
Mexico Country Club
Callaway County
Walter Kiburz
Mrs Caldwell Retires From Florsheim Co
Mrs Mary Mercer Caldwell Route 1 Benton City retires from the Florsheim Shoe Co fitting department in Mexico after joining Sept 21 1943 as a closer in fitting. Native of Shamrock Callaway County she and husband Frank have three children and seven grandchildren plus one great grandchild. She plans to enjoy gardening and sewing in retirement.
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Mary Mercer Caldwell
Benton City
Florsheim Shoe Co
Mexico
M.D. Manning
Caldwell
Shoe
Barbour
Shamrock
Callaway County
Frank
N. Frank Johnson
Temple
Calif
Don Moore
Chatham, Ill
C.W. Caldwell
Lifetime PTA for Betty Ford
First Lady Betty Ford accepted a lifetime membership in the nationwide Congress of Parents and Teachers after saying both she and the President benefited from the PTA. She noted that parents should share their children’s world and go with them to school.
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Washington
Betty Ford
Congress of Parents and Teachers
PTA
Humane Society Elects Knipfel As President
The Audrain County Humane Society elected Barry Knipfel as president at a Wednesday meeting in the Courthouse Community Room. Other new officers include Art Wagner as vice president and Penny Heitmeyer as treasurer, with a 445 dollar fund toward a 70000 dollar shelter goal.
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Audrain County Humane Society
Barry Knipfel
Art Wagner
Fred Brown
Penny Heitmeyer
Julian Stoy
Kim Potter
Humane Society
Richard Sewell
Barbara Wenneman
Meng Moore
George Cline
Sewell
Wagner
Cathy Reichers
Raymond Lees
Stoy
J.R. Qhisenberry
Rockefeller to tour Malaysia and Southeast Asia
Vice President Nelson A. Rockefeller will visit Malaysia and nearby Southeast Asian nations including Thailand in March. Malaysian officials said details are being finalized and would be announced formally soon.
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Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Thailand
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