Hearst case tied to Harris verdict in Los Angeles
William and Emily Harris, longtime radicals, convicted of two kidnappings one robbery and two car thefts involving Patricia Hearst. Jury reports possible bias prompting a special hearing while Hearst’s own trial remains delayed for psychiatric testing ahead of sentencing on a separate bank robbery conviction.
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Los Angeles
William
Emily Harris
Patricia Hearst
Miss Hearst
Harrises
Leonard Weinglass
Weinglass
Sam Mayerson
Dist. Atty
John van de Kamp
San Francisco
Register by mail bill OK'd
Washington AP report: house Democrats pass a bill to allow federal voter registration by mail but only if applicants pick up forms themselves. An amendment requires at least token effort to register. Initially mass mailings were planned but the measure now places postcard forms in local post offices for pickup.
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Washington
Congress
House
U.S
Road grader blamed for deadly gas line blast in Calhoun
A road grader scraping a ditch hit a 20-inch underground gas pipeline, triggering a blast that killed six people in trailer homes near Calhoun Louisiana. One injured grader driver was hospitalized with severe burns as the fire burned for almost an hour before gas was cut off.
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Calhoun
Louisiana
Bennie Kennedy
Bob Eldridge
Ruston
Democrats end special session without Medicaid action in Ohio
In Columbus Democratic leaders plan to end the July special session by August 17 without approving Gov. Rhodes Medicaid bill. Speaker Vernal Riffe and House Democrats favor an alternate plan cutting belt tightening and rework the Medicaid sharing with a $29.6 million supplement. Republicans doubt the savings estimates while Rhodes presses for his plan. hearings proceed with regular session back on September 14 and potential resumption later.
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Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
House
Vernal G. Riffe Jr
New Boston
House Finance
Rhodes
Riffe
Senate
Joint Committee
Birth notices and hospital discharges reported for Franklin area
Births announced for multiple families including Mr. and Mrs. Danilo Milton Franklin girl yesterday and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Coffey Franklin boy yesterday. Additional births listed for Trenton and Hamilton with hospital details. Dismissals include Donald Lehman Carolyn Myers and several others from Franklin Germantown West Alexandria area.
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Danilo Milton
Jaqui Lane
Franklin
Charles Coffey
Dixie Highway
Boy
Dennis Blevins
Keister Road
Fort Hamilton-Hughes Hospital
Hamilton
William J. Maxwell
Louisville
Baptist East Hospital
Andrew Kadance
Kenwood Drive
Russ Nicley
Euclid Ave
Public vs Private Pensions Spark Debate On Fairness
A study contrasts New York City workers with AT&T retirees, noting city pensions can exceed private benefits. Experts debate fairness, with figures suggesting public plans exceed final pay by over 100 percent in some cases. Analysts warn rising benefits and Social Security trends strain future funding.
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New York
American Telephone & Telegraph
New York City
Robert Tilove
Victor Gotbaum
Raymond Schmitt
Congressional Research Service
Schmitt
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Jeffrey A. Booth R
Ohio State University
Central Ave
Paul Hilton
Cranewood Drive
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Grand Ave
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Oxford
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Schirm Drive
Lance Caudill
Seldon Ave
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Wilbraham Road
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20Th Ave
Middletown
Lee Muang
Associated Press
Tilove
Bernard Jump
Syracuse University
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