Hearst Trial Nearing Verdict With Father Testimony
Patricia Hearst's bank robbery trial edges toward the jury as her father testifies among the final witnesses. Judge Oliver J. Carter signals he may limit further testimony despite efforts by both the prosecution and defense to extend the proceedings.
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San Francisco
Patricia Hearst
US. District Court
Oliver J. Carter
U.S
Carter
Bailey
Catherine Hearst
San Francisco Examiner
Randolph A. Hearst
Browning
Joel Fort
Harry Kozol
Boston
Miss Hearst
Miss Tobin
Hearst
Kozal
Kozol
Sandra Good Convicted In Threats Case Involving Polluters
In Sacramento Sandra Good 31 and Susan Murphy 33 were found guilty by a jury after less than two hours of deliberation on five counts of conspiring to mail threats against leaders accused of polluting the earth. Good acted as her own attorney delivering a closing statement while a blue nun-like habit and a street scene surrounded the courtroom.
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Sacramento
Calif
Sandra ‘Good
Susan Murphy
Miss Good
Charles Manson
FBI
U.S. District Court
Thomas MacBride
MacBride
Miss Murphy
Manson
Sharon Tate
Irish Men Made Best Husbands Say InsistentWives
Philadelphia AP reports on St Patrick Day musings from wives and friends of public figures. Quotations include Nancy Houlihan wife of Pittsburgh Mayor Pete Flaherty and Genevieve Douglas about Irish traits. Grace Kelly and Bill McKenna are cited. tone playful, festive, and culturally affectionate.
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Philadelphia
Nancy Houlihan
Pittsburgh
Pete Flaherty
Erin
Genevieve Douglas
Mike Douglas
Chicago
Mike
Michael Delany Dowd
Billy Cunningham
National Basketball Association
Sondra Cunningham
North Carolina
Billy
St. Patrick's Day
Grace Kelly
Prince Rainier
Monaco
Bill McKenna
McKenna
Jewish Family Services
Flaherty
Graduation Friday For Nurse Class In Mexico Missouri
Graduation ceremonies honor the 19th class of the Mexico Public School of Practical Nursing at Friendship Baptist Church Friday at 7:30 p.m. Nurse coordinator Mrs. Georgia Eckelman will speak. Rev. Marvin Jones will give invocation and benediction. Remarks by Donald Palmer and Woodrow Lee. Peggy Sterner Scholarship awarded by Sue Stinnett. Diplomas presented by Fern Lemaster and teachers. Music by Mrs. Guy Pitts. Public invited.
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Georgia Eckelman
R.N
East Central Missouri Mental Health Center
Mexico Public School of Practical Nursing
Friendship Baptist Church
Marvin Jones
Mexico Public Schools
Bloodmobile Misses Goal By 59 Units
The Red Cross Bloodmobile fell 59 pints short of its 226 unit goal during a two day visit to Audrain County. It collected 93 pints Tuesday at the National Guard Armory and 74 on Monday in Laddonia. Several donors reached gallon milestones. Laddonia Jaycees and wives sponsored the Laddonia stop. Mexico High School Key Club organized 48 volunteers for the Mexico visit.
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Red Cross
Audrain County
Neil Nielsen
National Guard
Laddonia
Nielsen
Paul Lewis
Mexico
Mary Yardley
Robert R. Collins
Delores Lorber
Dertha Force
Nathan Phillips
Harry Stone
Bertha Mae Clarke
Betty Tiller
Laddonia Jaycees
Judge rules some probate records open to public
St Louis Circuit Court Judge Lackland H Bloom said certain probate court records must be open to public inspection while others may remain confidential. He ruled physician reports on mental health must be accessible to the public and press, but judge’s hearing notes and social worker reports should be kept private. The ruling emphasizes that involuntary confinement of the mentally ill should not be shielded from public view.
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ST. Louis
Lackland H. Bloom
Reagan as Ford running mate possibility analyzed
AP News analyzes the quiet possibility of Ronald Reagan joining Gerald Ford as running mate. Ford’s Illinois win tightens party dynamics while Reagan vows to continue, with Carter leading Democrats and Daley’s bloc shaping convention leverage.
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Reagan
Ford
Chicago
Ronald Reagan
Illinois
Georgia
Jimmy Carter
Carter
Richard J. Daley
Michael J. Howlett
Daniel Walker
Daley
Adlai E. Stevenson III
Diocese Quake Aid Totals $83,512
The Roman Catholic Diocese of Jefferson City has sent $83,512 to victims of the Guatemalan earthquake as the result of a special offering.
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Jefferson City, Mo
Jefferson City
Candidates For Council In Disclosure In Mexico City
The last two candidates for three year terms on the Mexico city council filed their financial disclosure statements with city clerk Mrs. Sheryl Ligon. Previous disclosures by four other candidates were reported in The Ledger. Tolson lists more than 100 dollars income from Mexico Public Schools and investments in several banks farms and insurance firms. Loyd lists investments in savings associations mutual funds rental property and a large number of local income sources as a contractor.
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Mexico
Sheryl Ligon
Ledger
H. QO. Tolson
E. Vine
Mexico Public Schools
Commerce Bank
First National Bank
Brunswick
IDS Life Insurance Co
Western and Southern Life Insurance
Tolson
Mexico High School
C. T. Loyd
S. Western
Farm and Home Savings Association
Baptist Building Fund
Jefferson City
Smiths Welcome Son At Audrain Medical Center
Mr and Mrs Ron Smith of AUXvasge welcome a son weighing eight pounds eight ounces born today at 2 04 am at Audrain Medical Center. Mr Smith is employed by Lawrence Hendrix.
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Ron Smith
Auxvasge
Audrain Medical Center
Smith
Lawrence Hendrix
Howard Hearn Retires From Green Refractories Co
Howard Hearn retires from A. P. Green Refractories Co after 47 years of service. He joined in 1939 in construction, later moving through dry press, mixing and blending, and in 1971 became a material handler in Greenlite. He and his wife live at 607 N Jeffries with two daughters, Mrs. Carl Silver and Mrs. O. D. Austin Jr.
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Howard
Pat) Hearn
A. P. Green Refractories Co
Hearn
Green Company
Greenlite
N. Jeffries
Carl Silver
O. D. Austin Jr
Fairgrounds
Santa Fe Service Restored After Brief Clerks Strike
Santa Fe Railway reported normal service after a short walkout by the Brotherhood of Railway and Airline Clerks in 12 states. The surprise strike of about 0,000 workers began at dawn Tuesday over proposed contract changes and ended shortly after noon in telephone negotiations. Details of the agreement will be finalized by the company and the union. Before it ended, service had been wound down with freight trains halted and Amtrak trains operated by supervisors. Some trains did not depart and most passenger service affected involved California routes.
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Chicago
Santa Fe
Brotherhood of Railway
Amtrak
California
Santa Fe Strike Widens Across Ten States
After Brief Strike and Texas points, Santa Fe, with headquarters in Topeka, Kan., also operates in Iowa, Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska, New Mexico, Arizona, Oklahoma, Illinois, Colorado and Louisiana. The striking workers were employed in the rail's offices and stations, but the company said another 26,000 employes represented by other unions observed the picket lines.
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Texas Points
Santa Fe
Topeka
Kan
Iowa
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
New Mexico
Arizona
Oklahoma
Illinois
Colorado
Louisiana
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Alabama
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Ilinois
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Fred R. Harrig
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Smiths
Howard Hearn
Green
Santa Fe Normal
Ware
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Texas Instruments
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Dairy Queen
Montgomery City
Vandalla
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E. Liberty
U.S. Pat. Oil
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