Hearst Indicted With SLA Members on 11 Counts
LOS ANGELES AP Two Symbionese Liberation Army members and newspaper heiress Patricia Hearst face arraignment on 11 counts stemming from the 1974 crime spree in California and federally. The Harrises are charged with kidnapping, assault with deadly weapon, and armed robbery, with potential life sentences. The case follows concerns over mental competency and cross examination as trials loom for Hearst in California and the Harrises in federal court.
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LOS Angeles
San Francisco Bay Area
Mrs. Hearst
Patty Hearst
Harrises
Miss Hearst
San Mateo
San Francisco
California
Justice Department
Rolling Stone
SLA
Robert Louis Stevenson
Oakland Tribune
Harris
San Francisco Examiner
Pacific Gas & Electric Co
Oakland Police Department
Sacramento
FBI
State Capitol
Crocker National Bank
Carmichael
Sacramento Savings
Joan
William Harris
Inglewood
Thomas D. Matthews
Frank R. Sutter
U. S. Dist
Oliver J. Carter
Corner Filling Station May Take Up Sidelines
At a Philadelphia AAA convention executives from Hudson Oil, BP Oil, and a national retailers group outlined how independents may survive rising costs and policy changes. They warned of fewer stations, price and allocation controls, and a shift to self service and mixed service formats.
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Philadelphia
American Automobile Association
M.B. Holdgraf
Hudson Oil Co
Holdgraf
Federal Energy Administration
FEA
Hudson
Sears
Penneys
Firestone
Goodyear
Charles Binsted
National Congress of Petroleum Retailers Inc
Charles King
BP Oil Inc
Standard Oil of Ohio
U.S
Currency Change Hits Saigon Hard
Travelers arriving from Saigon report new South Vietnamese currency exchange rules have strangled cash flow and crippled business. Old piastres can only be converted in small amounts, causing widespread hardship among middle and upper classes as PRG announces measures to boost money in circulation.
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Bangkok
Thailand
Saigon
Provisional Revolutionary Government
PRG
Kissinger Faces Deadline On Secret Memo
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger must turn over a memo by October 15 or face further House probe. The committee voted 9 to 2 to subpoena the Cyprus crisis memo, while Kissinger barred lower officials from testifying. The hearing also explored Operation Holystone and intelligence risks. Separately, a currency reform in Vietnam moves toward a classless system, with new notes and exchange rules affecting individuals and families. A Saigon fall aftermath note mentions black market activity, radio broadcasts, and PRG influence. Also, Mr and Mrs Jesse Ray Millam welcomed an eight pound daughter at Audrain Medical Center.
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Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
House Intelligence Committee
Otis G. Pike
Dn.y
State Department
Department
Cyprus
Kissinger
U.S
Thomas D. Boyatt
Boyatt
Taylor G. Belcher
Navy
New York Times
Pike
Bank of South Vietnam
Hong Kong
Saigon
PRG
Nguyen Cao Ky
South Vietnam
United States
Jesse Ray Millam
Jonesburg
Audrain
Audrain Medical Center reports record admissions and staff gains
Mrs. Jean Thompson, director of nursing, told the Audrain County Pachyderm Club at Royal Cafe that AMC logged 6200 admissions this year with average stays of 7.5 days for acute illness, 12.5 days in Stribling House, and 15.4 days in Mental Health Center. The hospital now has 57 registered nurses after hiring 26 in 15 months, and expects more federal controls and more outpatient services ahead.
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Jean Thompson
Audrain Medical Center
Audrain County Pachyderm Club
Royal Cafe
Stribling House
Thompson
AMC
Son for Gaws in Columbia Hospital birth
Mr and Mrs Bob Gaw of Columbia welcomed a six pound 15 ounce son born at 11 05 p m Thursday at Audrain Medical Center. Mr Gaw works for A D Builders in Columbia.
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Bob Gaw
Columbia
Audrain Medical Center
Gaw
A&d Builders
Kansas City Firemen Strike Over Pay Parity
Kansas City firefighters began a walkout over pay parity with police, prompting an emergency plan. National Guard MPs and city police took over guarding 44 fire stations and the alarm center while public works crews and airport fire teams joined security duties. A related slowdown in Kansas City, Kansas, continued in sympathy, despite a restraining order against the firefighters union.
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Kansas City
National Guard
City
Fhe
Public Works Department
Public Works
Kansas City, Mo
International Association of Fire Fighters Local 42
Girl For Robertson Born In Vandalia
An eight pound four ounce daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Alan D Robertson of Vandalia at 5 20 am at Medical Center. Mr Robertson is employed at Macs Appliances Inc in Vandalia.
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Alan D. Robertson
Vandalia
Audrain Medical Center
Robertson
Mac's Appliances Inc
Aulbur Family Welcomes Seventh Ounce Son at Audrain Medical
Mr and Mrs William H Aulbur Martinsburg welcome a seven ounce son born at 12 20 p m Thursday at Audrain Medical Center. Mr Aulbur is employed at A P Green Refractories Co.
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William H. Aulbur
Martinsburg
Audrain Medical Center
Aulbur
A. P. Green Refractories Co
Hoffa’s Body Searched In Detroit Area Trash Compactor
FBI probes whether ex Teamsters chief James R Hoffa was placed in a Raleigh House trash compactor in Southfield near Detroit. Central Sanitation Services Inc. of Hamtramck, tied to Mafia figures, handles weekly pickups. Investigators explore links to Hoffa disappearance and possible Raleigh House involvement.
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Detroit
FBI
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Raleigh House
Hoffa
Southfield
Central Sanitation Services Inc
Hamtramck
James Joseph
Joseph
Detroit Free Press
Quasarano
NBI
Peter Vitale
Frank E. Fitzsimmons
Lyle Melton to Direct AMC Housekeeping
Lyle Melton assumed duties Oct. 1 as director of housekeeping at Audrain Medical Center AMC. He joins from Service Master Corp Downers Grove IL under a new program using ServiceMaster equipment and chemicals plus in service training to improve hospital cleanliness. The visiting ServiceMaster team included Dean Scott Jack Pollack Don Booth Jack Chur chill and Arlo Johnson. Melton a Brangon native served four years in the Air Force including Vietnam, studied at the School of the Ozarks, and has two sons Shane and Ricky. He is buying a home in Mexico and will relocate with Eva and the boys from St. Charles.
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Lyle Melton
Audrain Medical Center
Melton
AMC
Service Master Corporation
Downers Grove
Ill
ServiceMaster
Dean Scott
Jack Pollack
Don Booth
Jack Churchill
Arlo Johnson
Brangon
Air Force
Vietnam
School of the Ozarks
Mr. Melton
Shane
Ricky
Mexico
Eva
St. Charles
Libyan restrictions trap Occidental expatriates in nation
New York AP reports Libya bars exit of 620 non-Libyan employees of Occidental Petroleum, including 230 Americans and families, amid a protracted oil concession dispute. Occidental says it will notify U.S. authorities and relocate staff if needed while negotiations continue with Libyan officials who agreed to further talks and plan to send a delegation next week.
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New York
Occidental Petroleum Corp
Oil Company
Occidental
U.S
MHS Chili Supper Before Homecoming Highlights Week
MHS News announces a chili supper tonight from 5:30 to 9 in the cafeteria to fund Pep Squad Publications. Tickets are 1.25 dollars at the door. The menu includes chili or vegetable soup, relishes, cake and drink with hot dogs. The week features spirit days leading to the homecoming game versus Sedalia.
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Pep Squad
MHS Bulldogs
Sedalia
Tigers
Police Strike Ends In KCK
Negotiations resume after a four day strike ends in Kansas City Kansas. City commissioners place the city under the Kansas Public Employe Relations Act. Mayor Reardon vows no reprisals. Police vote to end the strike and affiliate with the International Conference of Police Associations. About 80 percent of the 323 member force stayed off the job. Outside agencies provide protection for the 175000 population.
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Kansas City
Kan
Kansas Public Employe Relations Act
Jack Reardon
International Conference of Police Associations
Big City
Kansas Highway Patrol
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Wyandotte County
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Centralia
Cornel Wilde
We Color
United Artists
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Libya
MHS
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