Hearst Separated From SLA in San Mateo Jail Move
Patricia Hearst was separated from her SLA cohorts in a San Mateo County Jail transfer while William and Emily Harris were moved to Los Angeles to face 18 state felony counts. The case involves a 1974 bank robbery and related charges, with hearings, bail battles, and brainwashing expert testimony planned as the FBI diary details emerge.
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San Francisco
San Mateo County
Harris
Miss Hearst
Terence Hallinan
FBI
SLA
Harrises
San Francisco Chronicle
Los Angeles
Hearst
Steven Frederick Soliah
Evidence Links Hearst Circle to Sacramento Bank Robbery
San Francisco AP reports growing evidence ties Patricia Hearst associates James Kilgore Kathy Soliah and Josephine Soliah to an April 21 bank robbery in Carmichael, where a female customer was killed. Marked money from the robbery allegedly found in the apartment Hearst shared with Wendy Yoshimura. Symbionese Liberation Army linked to prior Bay Area bombings.
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San Francisco
Patricia Hearst
Sacramento
Miss Hearst
Wendy Yoshimura
Symbionese Liberation Army
San Francisco Bay Area
James Kilgore
Kathy
Josephine Soliah
Soliahs
Steve
Crocker Bank
Carmichael
Nixon Faces Pressure For His Testimony
Washington AP reports former President Richard Nixon faces pressure from a Senate committee invitation and a federal judge order to testify under oath in a civil suit. The Church led panel may subpoena if he refuses while Nixon’s lawyers assess steps. the Huston plan spurred domestic surveillance, including mail intercepts, later halted. Morton Halperin seeks damages over 300000 dollars for tapped phones.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Oval Office
Senate
Senate Intelligence Committee
Nixon
Frank Church
D-Idaho
Herbert J. Miller Jr
Church
Huston
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
U.S
National Security Council
Morton Halperin
CB Club To Have Big Event Sunday
The Little Dixie CB Club will meet at Todd's on Highway 54 south of Mexico from 1:00 p.m. to 5:00, for coffee, fun, and prizes. The letters CB stand for Citizens Band radio and this Sunday they also stand for coffee break.
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Citizens Band Radio
Little Dixie CB
Todd's
Highway 54
Mexico
Frank Rivers
Kenneth Worley
Jeff Peters
Lawrence Toombs
P. J. Null
Maxine Dudley
March of Dimes
Lakeview Park
Courthouse
Dudley
Parker Dickerson
Elwood Walker
Herman Hamilton
Merlin Jones
Gene Affolter
Jon Jones
Raymond Kemp
Man Arrested For Conspiracy To Kill Ford
An unemployed service station attendant, John Clayton Massey, 32, was arrested in Ocala Florida on a charge of conspiracy to kill President Ford after he reported the alleged plans to the FBI. Massey was released after providing information, with authorities saying no overt threat was made. The investigation continues with no confirmation of other suspects.
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Ocala
Fla
Ford
FBI
John Clayton Massey
Florida
Edward M.) Kennedy
U.S
Robert Yerkes
Yerkes
Massey
Arthur Nehrbass
Jacksonville
Nehrbass
California
University of Florida
Gainesville
Senate OKs St Louis And KC Sales Tax Extension
The Missouri Senate approved a one half cent sales tax extension for transportation in St Louis and Kansas City. The bill extends the tax to December 31 1977 with 15 percent of receipts for equipment. It heads to the House for action ahead of October 2 adjournment.
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Jefferson City
St. Louis
Kansas City
Missouri Senate
House
Kana City
Senate
Area Transit Authority
St. Louis County
Ray Howard
$51 Million PCP Lab Seizure Ties Alexandria Shop
The DEA says federal agents shattered the nation’s largest illegal PCP production network. In Alexandria Virginia an antique shop housed lab equipment and two people were arrested. A Washington storage facility revealed more equipment and 5000 pounds of materials. Street sales reportedly reached California. The drug can cause weight loss, altered perception and possible death with delayed aftereffects.
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Washington
Drug Enforcement Administration
DEA
Alexandria
California
Beer Drinker Loses Weight Says PM Wilson
Manchester England AP Prime Minister Harold Wilson says beer can aid weight loss for those who swap from hard liquor to beer. He claims to have shed 14 pounds after switching last year and cites his own experience as evidence.
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Manchester
England
Harold Wilson
Wilson
Senate Vote Defeats Billion-Dollar Labor HEW Cut Amendment
A 62 to 32 Senate roll call defeated an amendment to trim $1 billion from a $36.2 billion Labor and Health, Education and Welfare appropriation. Republicans Eagleton Missouri Symington Missouri voted against the amendment. 16 Republicans supported it and 43 Democrats opposed it.
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Washington
Senate
Eagleton
Symington, Mo
Ambulance Display Tour Aims to Build Audrain County District
A display ambulance from a St. Louis firm will tour Mexico Audrain County this weekend for public viewing. Events run Friday 6 7 30 and 7 30 9 pm in Mexico and West Plaza. Saturday in Laddonia Martinsburg Benton City Rush Hill Thompson and South Trails Shopping Center with various times. Voters head to the polls Monday Sept 29 for a special election on forming an ambulance district for all Audrain County excluding Cuivre Township.
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Mexico
Audrain County
Concerned Citizens For Effective Ambulance Service Committee
St. Louis
Courthouse Square
West Plaza
Laddonia
Martinsburg
Benton City
Rush Hill
Thompson
South Trails Shoppingsster
Cuivre Township
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University of Southern California
Donald Lunde
Stanford University
Margaret Phaler Singer
University of California At Berkeley
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Kathy Streem
Prisoners of War Offense
United Prisoners Union
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Quic Frez Abattor Vandalia
Stardust Drive-In
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Paul Alexander II
Robert L. Gordon
Louis M. Whitaker
Austin Parrish
Joseph Knight
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Kaiser
Jean D. Trammel
Paul W. Joiner
Roy Lee Turner
John B. Frisble
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Marion R. Smith
J. Bryan Webber
Howard P. Hayes
H.L. Humphrey
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Ledger
Richard Vance
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