Magazine says Miss Hearst asked SLA to join
Washington Star reports Rolling Stone portrays Miss Hearst life with the SLA citing three informants. It says she was confined in a closet for nine weeks after seizure on Feb 4 1974 and later moved about within the SLA while attending political study sessions. Jack Scott allegedly drove Hearst from West Coast to New York. Hearst named DeFreeze Wolfe and Ling Perry as kidnappers. Lawyers seek hospital placement for further psychological tests.
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Army to pay Chaffee water bill despite rate hike
Fort Smith officials will not cut off water to the Vietnamese refugee center as long as the Army pays its bill. The city faces a rate jump from 8.5 to 21.3 cents per thousand gallons, rising to 24.1 cents in January 1978, with the Army currently about 40,000 dollars in arrears. Fort Smith serves Chaffee, Barling, Van Buren and six rural districts, while the Army appeals to the Arkansas Public Service Commission.
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Emergency Troops Deployed to Lisbon Over Media Control
Premier acting ordered troops to prevent stations from manipulating information to undermine discipline and avoid declaring a state of emergency. Communists and ultra leftists held radio and TV stations. The premier acted to restore order amid the crisis.
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Floods ease as Navy guards patrol amid Lisbon unrest
Floodwaters receded in the Northeast as cleanup began after Tropical Storm Eloise with at least 10 dead and 6,000 homeless in Pennsylvania. National Guardsmen patrolled Harrisburg as concerns rose over contaminated water and shellfishing damage. In Lisbon, protests and the sacking of the Spanish embassy and consulate, plus military discipline concerns, highlighted a broader political crisis.
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Charlie Monroe bluegrass pioneer dies at 72
Reidsville NC AP Charlie Monroe brother of Bill Monroe dies of cancer at 72 Funeral services set for Beaver Dam Kentucky where he was born A memorial service to be held in Reidsville Tuesday Monroe and Bill formed the Bluegrass Boys in 1927 recording about 60 songs Charlie played guitar and lead singing while Bill handled mandolin They helped shape bluegrass and Monroe retired in 1955 reformed his band in 1973 and played last concert a week ago
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Spain Strikes in Basque Province Over Executions
Thousands walk off jobs in Basque provinces as protests erupt after the execution of five Basque nationalist and terrorist convicts. Demonstrations spread across Europe, with riots in Algoria and Madrid and souring diplomatic ties as nations recall ambassadors.
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Mexico cuts all ties with Spain over Franco executions
Mexico announces the severing of all ties with Spain in protest of five executions by the Franco regime. Iberia and Aeromexico flights are halted. Spain's official in Mexico is to depart within 48 hours. Mexico ends diplomatic relations with the Franco government and orders Mexican offices in Spain closed. President Echeverria seeks Spain's expulsion from the United Nations.
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IRS Chief Won't Face Prosecution Over P&G Advice
The Justice Department says Seattle prosecutors found no evidence that IRS Commissioner Donald C. Alexander violated laws in advising Proctor and Gamble on import duties. The probe, linked to a 1972 memo on withholding duty info, preceded his 1973 appointment. Alexander denies wrongdoing through a spokesman.
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Middletown Weather Forecast Shows Showers Tonight
A chance of showers in the Middletown area tonight with lows in the low 50s. Cloudy skies and Tuesday highs expected in the low 70s. Yesterday’s high reached 72 with an overnight low of 40.
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