Hearst Prosecution Hints at Surprise Witness In Trial
In San Francisco the Hearst trial nears a possible end as U S Atty Browning plans a two day rebuttal amid claims of prosecutorial misconduct. Defense teams Bailey and Johnson push for indictments dismissal over cropped bank surveillance photos and alleged misrepresentation of evidence.
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San Francisco
Patricia 1St
U.S
F Lee Bailey
Albert Johnson
Miss
Hearst
Miss Hearst
Iss Hearst
Symbionese Liberation Army
SLA
FBI
Baom
Camilla Hall
Johnson
Miss Hall
Ter Ying
Vernon L. Kipping
Kipping
Local Vital Statistics Notes Births and Names
Reported births yesterday include a girl to Mr. and Mrs. Rodney cag at 901 Delhi Drive Meton a girl to Mr and Mrs Gar Mann at 6461 Gratis A Camden a boy to Mr and Mrs Ronald Dalton at 4304 Vannest St twin births noted for yr Kealbfleisch Road a girl to Major and Mrs John D Weikel at Bellevue Neb on Feb 25. Additional entries list paternal relatives and residents of Franklin and Middletown including Miss Lisa Abell Mrs Charles Adrian Mrs Richard Blaine William F Doebler Sr Walter T Hutchinson Mrs Edward Maschinot Mrs James L Rogers Mark Taulbee and Forest Shelton with hospital note showing patient number 424-1871.
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Rodney
Delhi Drive
Meton
John Meeks
Beam Circle
Franklin
Gar Mann
Gratis
Camden
Ronald Dalton
Vannest St
Kealbfleisch Road
John D. Weikel
Bellevue
Neb
Vs.eikel
Trenton-Franklin Road
Richard Blaine
William F. Doebler Sr
Hannah Drive
Walter T. Hutchinson
Edward Maschinot
James L. Rogers
Hood Ave
Mark Taulbee
So Taulbee
Orest Shelton
Middletown Hospital
Bankruptcies filed Two Middletown men seek court relief
In Dayton federal court two Middletown men Leon Nash Deck Jr and Alan Arlington Barnhart filed for bankruptcy listing assets and debts. Deck reports assets 430 debts 3612 while Barnhart lists assets 18333 debts 45761. The long narrative on Patricia Hearst and SLA trial follows in fragmented form with details about the abduction and bank robbery trial actions and film evidence handling.
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Middletown
U.S. District Court
Dayton
Leon Nash Deck Jr
Leon Deck Jr
Alan Arlington Barnhart
Dallas Times Herald revealed Rees threat before spy story publication
Norman John Rees a 69 year old retired engineer who spied for the Soviet Union and later acted as a FBI double agent reportedly warned he would kill himself if the paper identified him in a published expose. The Times Herald said he later died from a bullet wound in his Connecticut home in an apparent suicide as authorities investigated the case.
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Dallas
Norman John Rees
FBI
Dallas Times Herald
Times Herald
Rees
Southbury
Conn
Ken Johnson
Times Aere
Mobi Co
Pet
Johnson
Kindness reports campaign gift misrouted to IRS office
8th District Congressman Thomas N Kindness said campaign contributions sent to the Cincinnati IRS office by mistake were not intended to hide anything. He noted the $680 in contributions for July through September 1975 mostly came from individuals in Butler and Darke counties and were used to clean up debts from the last campaign.
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Veron Patan
Paten
Cincinnati
IRS
Kindness
Roger Gillespie
Journal
Hamilton Blican
Gillespie
FEC
Kindess
Butler
Darke
Junior Achievers tie for sales title
Gary Myers and Joe Myers tied for Top Salesman of the Month for February in the Junior Achievement program. Gary sold 159 dollars making 64 percent of Cerco's monthly sales while Joe posted 152.64 dollars equaling 45 percent for Limited Art of Middletown. Second place went to Mike Swartzbaugh with 152.64 dollars and 44 percent for Dinaco.
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Gary Myers
Joe Myers
Armco Commercial
Joe
Yankee Road
Monroe
Lemon
Monroe High School
Art of
Middletown
Crystal Tissue Co
Gary
Mike Swartzbaugh
Carl Swartzbaugh
Sebald
Dinaco
Diamond International Corp
Swartzbaugh
Armco Steel Sales
Automobile oil use share cited by national club
The National Automobile Club states that about 14 percent of all petroleum consumed annually in the United States is used by passenger cars.
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The
National Automobile Club
U.S
Ohio board of elections members get 30 percent pay hike
James A. Rhodes signed a bill raising county election board members pay for the first time since 1968. Salaries will rise from 9600 to 12500 based on county population. The increase applies to newly elected terms in 1978 and costs counties about 300000 annually at full rollout.
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Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
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Wildwood Road
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Trenton
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Palatine
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Lewis
TRS
Thomas N
Incinnati
Internal Revenue Service
Congress Committee
Japan
No D.C
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Fourth St
Franklin High School
Cerco
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Monroe Elementary
Macready
Monroe, Ohio
Central Ave
Middletown, OH
Auto—Home— Business
Simpkins Insurance Agency
Carlisle
Oho
the Star Floral CO
S. Main
Egelston’s Market
S. Sutphin ST
Certified Parts Machine Shop Service
Charles Street
Cincinnati-Dayton RO
Middletown, Ohio
Vannest
Potter Trenton
Old ST
Robert Wise
Lake Jewelry
Main ST. Franklin
Edwin
S. Main ST
Dad Palmer
D&e
Robert J Kuhn
Tri-State ER Training Inc
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OID
Park Street
Trimble’s
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Trimble's
Diver Garden and Pet Supply
RICE
Atco Ave
Midd
Guyler Buick Inc
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Mike
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Webs Flower Shoppe
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PIZZA
Fleenor Auto Store
Carlos Pardue
MGR
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