Hearst Lawyer Skirmishes Over Jailhouse Tape Evidence
Patricia Hearst's defense fights to bar a jailhouse tape from the April 1974 bank robbery trial. Judge Carter allows continued cross examination as Hearst declines to answer questions about the year before her capture. The trial includes debate over documents from Hearst's fugitive hideout and potential implications for witness credibility and future prosecutions.
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Carter
San Mateo County
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Crocker National Bank
Sacramento
Carmichael
FBI
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SLA
William
Emily Harris
Catherine
San Francisco Examiner
Randolph Hearst
Donald “Cinque” DeFreeze
Steven Weed
Weed
Mini Tractor Pull Set Sunday at Old Oak Club
A mini-tractor pull for modified toy tractors will take place Sunday at 6 p.m. at the Old Oak Club. Tractors can enter in three, four or five pound classes with a one dollar entry fee. the event is free to the public.
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Old Oak Club
Bond Urges Quick Change On 500 Dollar Law
Gov. Christopher Bond urged the Missouri General Assembly to amend the campaign disclosure law to exempt minor candidates who spend or receive 500 dollars or less and would earn 1,000 dollars or less from official duties. He asked for an emergency clause to enact it swiftly and noted a court ruling upholding full disclosures for all candidates. Bond also opposed repealing the food and drug sales tax and cited a voter petition seeking that ballot question.
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Christopher S. Bond
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Pole Climb Bet Ends in Tragic Death
In St. Joseph Missouri Neil E. Bruner 23 was electrocuted when he climbed a utility pole on a bet with two companions who were tree trimmers. Authorities say the men, questioned by Sheriff Jack Fleck, argued over who could climb a tree the fastest before Bruner touched a live wire.
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St. Joseph
Jack Fleck
Buchanan County
Neil E. Bruner
Fleck
Bruner
Cod War Strains NATO Link With Iceland Keflavik Base
Iceland breaks ties with Britain over the cod war, risking NATO unity. Keflavik air base remains key for U S monitoring of Soviet moves, as Iceland expands its 200 mile exclusive fishing zone and tensions flare with British trawlers. The dispute adds to NATO strains amid Greek Turkish Cyprus tensions and Portugal upheaval.
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Portugal
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New Flu Strain Reported As Nation Sees Outbreak
The CDC reports an influenza outbreak in humans linked to a swine-like strain, with a case at Ft. Dix New Jersey. Officials note no immediate alarm and say vaccines can control major outbreaks while coordination with WHO continues.
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National Center For Disease Control
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N.J
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David Lewis
Ashley Falls
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Dull
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Berreth
New Jersey
People's Choice Awards honor Jaws Wayne Hepburn in 2nd televised run
Jaws named movie of the year while John Wayne and Katharine Hepburn win actor and actress of the year. All in the Family tops TV comedy and The Waltons lead TV drama as Carol Burnett and Terry Savalas chosen favorite performers. Awards given from a national poll of 10,000.
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Jaws
Santa Monica
Calif
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Wayne
Jack Albertson
Civic Auditorium
Los Angeles
the Waltons
Carol Burnett
Terry Savalas
John Denver
Robert Blake
Welcome Back
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Bob Hope
Tony Orlando
Mary Tyler Moore
Kissinger Talks Trade With Brazilians
In Brasilia Secretary Henry Kissinger discussed trade with President Ernesto Geisel after announcing an agreement to sign Saturday recognizing Brazil as a world power and the United States closest Latin American ally. The talks included a long lunch with Foreign Minister Azevedo da Silveira as Brazil seeks relief from countervailing duties and aims to deepen economic and technological cooperation with the United States.
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Brazil
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Ernesto Geisel
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Geisel
U.S
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State Witness Relates Girl's 45 Year Torture Death
Mrs Sumpter, a longtime Florsheim employee from Mexico, retires after 45 years as the plant announces her departure. She began as a stitcher and held multiple roles, with husband Carl and two daughters among her family. The couple plans travel and fishing in retirement.
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Florsheim Shoe Co
Mexico
M.D. Manning
Sumpter
Carl
Frances Pickle
Wilma Hase
Huffman enters race for Missouri secretary of state
State Rep Mildred P Huffman Chesterfield St Louis County filed for Republican nomination for secretary of state She would be first woman to hold a statewide post Fink a former state representative also filed for GOP nomination Kirkpatrick Democrat current secretary of state seeks reelection Condemnation suit awards 53000 to Missouri highway department for service station property Kirksville votes on city sales tax April 6 general election
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Mildred P. Huffman
Missouri
Huffman
Chesterfield
St. Louis County
St. Louis
Eric F. Fink
GOP
James C. Kirkpatrick
Moberly
State Highway Department
Teasdale Calls for Halt to Nuclear Plant Construction
Missouri gubernatorial candidate Joe Teasdale urged an immediate halt to all work on Union Electric’s 1.75 billion Callaway County nuclear plant. He cited a 1974 state auditor report alleging a safety study was done by engineers who were also Union Electric employees. Teasdale called for an objective safety review before any more spending or federal approval.
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Union Electric Co
Callaway County
Joe Teasdale
Missouri
Teasdale
Public Service Commission
Union Electric
Cape Girardeau
Jackson County
PSC
Frank Sullivan Dies in Saratoga Springs NY
Frank Sullivan, revered as one of America's finest humorists, died Thursday at 3 in Saratoga Springs. The New Yorker stalwart for 42 years until 1974, he authored more than a dozen books and was known for his annual Christmas Carol rhyming celebrities.
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N.Y
Frank Sullivan
America
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