Harrises plead guilty in Oakland kidnapping case
William and Emily Harris admitted kidnapping Patricia 1st in Oakland California. They stated the crime was planned to secure their release from prison by 1963 and to ensure a return to the streets within four and a half years. Mrs Harris spoke emotionally to the court.
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Oakland
Calif
William
Emily Harris
Patricia
Bill
Harrises
Harris
Alameda County
Federal Correctional Institution
Pleasanton
Patricia Hearst
Atile
San Francisco
Miss Hearst
Tania
Begin Would Bar U S from Troops in West Bank and Gaza
Prime Minister Menachem Begin says Israel would accept a mutual defense pact with the United States but will not allow American or United Nations troops in the West Bank Judea and Samaria and the Gaza Strip. He insists peace terms require Israeli troop presence and rejects major border changes since 1967 while stating East Jerusalem will not be relinquished.
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Jerusalem
Menachem Begin
United States
Israel
U.N
West Bank
Jordan River
Gaza Strip
Judea
Samaria
United Nations
Rtment
Washington
Camp David
Begin
Carter
Anwar Sadat
Middle East
East Jerusalem
Sadat
Priced Drop Marks Modest Grocery Relief in August
Associated Press reports a 1 percent average drop in a 15 item market basket across 13 cities on August. Coffee fell in Providence from 3.05 to 2.95 a pound, with a sale as low as 2.19. Some bills rose in five cities, others fell in eight, while overall August prices dipped 1.2 percent from July and 5.1 percent higher than early 1978.
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Associated Press
Providence
Potomac River Declared Safe for Bathers by Officials
Washington report notes Potomac now safe for swimming following decades of cleanup backed by federal action. Paul W. Eastman of the Interstate Commission on the Potomac River Basin plans a Labor Day swim at the Potomac mouth near Rock Creek to mark the milestone.
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Washington
Potomac River
Lyndon Johnson
Paul W. Eastman
Potomac
Rock Creek
Eastman
Interstate Commission On
District Columbia
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Johnson
Doctors and dentists oppose saccharin ban nationwide
A survey of 517 physicians dentists and dietitians shows over 70 percent oppose a ban on saccharin. Conducted for the Calorie Control Council and released in Washington, the poll finds most professionals consider saccharin useful for reducing calories or sugar intake and cite insufficient evidence against it.
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Washington
Congress
National Academy of Sciences
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