Soliah arraigned on robbery charge in Hearst case
Steven Soliah, 27, arraigned in Sacramento on a bank robbery resulting in death tied to the April 21 Crocker National Bank holdup in Carmichael. Myrna Opsahl, 42, was killed by a shotgun during the $15,247 theft. FBI-linked Hearst ties noted, with further charges possible.
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Harrises seek removal of judge in Hearst case
Army members William and Emily Harris seek to remove Superior Court Judge Homer Bell from their kidnapping and assault case, arguing delay of their November 24 trial. Deputy Public Defender Edward Rucker filed an appeal asking the 2nd District Court of Appeals for a writ of prohibition to halt proceedings until Bell's status is resolved.
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Moore seeks delay in Ford assassination case
In San Francisco AP says Sara Jane Moore's lawyers challenge the federal Speedy Trial Act to delay her Dec 15 trial until mental competency is determined. Chief Public Defender James Hewitt will petition the 9th U S Circuit Court of Appeals to set aside the date.
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James Hewitt
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Hearst Loses Visiting Privileges Over TV Time
Patricia Hearst, jailed in Redwood City, loses one evening of visiting hours after watching television during prohibited time. Sheriff McDonald says she and another inmate violated jail rules last Friday. Hearst has been jailed since Sept 18 and faces federal and state charges including bank robbery and kidnapping.
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Bolivian President Villarroel Assassinated in 1946
Bolivian President Gualberto Villarroel was assassinated on July 21, 1946, triggering a political crisis and triggering international reactions. The event halted government stability and led to shifts in Bolivian leadership and policy.
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