Hearst Jurors to Tour Closets From Kidnapping Case
Patricia Hearst and the jury will visit two Berkeley and Daly City apartments connected with her kidnapping to view the small closets where she says she was held. Prosecutors and defense agree on security but the bank tour was canceled due to safety concerns. Hearst testified about being blindfolded and coerced during the SLA captivity and her taped plea to her parents.
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San Francisco
Patricia Hearst
Miss Hearst
Symbionese Liberation Army
SLA
F. Lee Bailey
Daly City
Berkeley
Sunset District
Hibernia Bank
Tania
Underground
Bailey
Hearst
Donald
Nancy Ling Perry
Angela Atwood
DeFreeze
Bitter Feud Marred AFL-CIO Winter Meeting Opening
A bitter feud disrupted the AFL-CIO winter meeting in Miami Beach as AFSCME President Jerry Wurf pulled his union from the Public Employes Department accusing it of being dominated by private sector unions and lacking leadership. Meanwhile Building Trades leaders dropped plans to back Ford and urged support for Democratic candidates, arguing no Republican would help the working man.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Afl-Cio
Jerry Wurf
American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employes
Afscme
Public Employes
Ford
Republican Party
Robert A. Georgine
Federation
Building and Construction Trades Department
Building Trades
Ted
Richard Nixon
California
Ronald Reagan
Wurf
Iran Cuts Heavy Crude Oil Price Slightly
Iran lowers its heavy crude price by 9.14 cents to $11.00 per barrel as regional rivals reduce prices. Analysts say the move reflects a beleaguered export outlook and follows Saudi Arabia and Kuwait cuts last fall, with Iran facing budget gaps from faltering sales.
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Tehran
Iran
Persian Gulf
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
OPEC
Tran
London
Saudi Arabia
Kuwait
Twin Cities CHIT CHAT birth notice for Keith Dwayne Oglesbee
Mr and Mrs Jack Oglesbee of 38 Pine Grove Dr West Monroe announce the birth of a son Keith Dwayne born February 10 at St Francis Hospital weighing eight pounds ten ounces. Maternal grandparents Pearl Mays and T D Dunn Monroe. paternal grandparents M F Oglesbee West Monroe. maternal great grandmother Bertha Dunn Monroe. Keith has two brothers Craig 14 and Michael 8.
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Jack Oglesbee
Pine Grove Dr
West Monroe
Keith Dwayne
St. Francis Hospital
Pearl Mays
North Little Rock
Ark
T. D. Dunn
Monroe
M. F. Oglesbee
Bertha Dunn
Keith
Craig
Michael
We just wash cars we don’t iron them line
The garage attendant told the driver that the shop handles car cleaning only and cannot iron or press garments. The quip aims to poke fun at a misapplied service request and reflects light humor in a service station setting.
No Stock Market Results Today Observed for George Washington Birthday
No stock market results today due to observance of George Washington's Birthday. Regular stock market results will resume Tuesday.
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George Washington
Fighting Reported In Sahara Area Amid Algerian Moroccans Clash
Morocco and Algeria accused each other of new fighting near the Amghala oasis in the Spanish Sahara as King Hassan II warned against further Algerian action. Morocco cited heavy Soviet weapons and said Algerian troops captured Amghala. Algeria denied direct army involvement and blamed Polisario Front guerrillas for the attack.
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Rabat
Morocco
Spanish Sahara
Amghala
FEI Moudjahid
Polisario Front
Hassan II
Hassan
Algeria
Houari Boumedienne
Spain
Mauritania
Nuns Win Victory Over Town Statute
In Glen Ridge New Jersey Sister Carol Johnston and four fellow nuns win a reprieve as the borough drops charges for living in a single family home. The town will seek dismissal and study the applicable ordinances while the nuns avoid fines.
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Glen Ridge
N.J
Carol Johnston
Sisters of Charity
Harry St. Clair
Johnston
St. Clair
Weather Outlook With Showers Possible This Week
The National Weather Service forecasts a half and half chance of umbrellas this afternoon with a 50 percent rain odds. Showers and thunder showers are possible through Tuesday with 40 percent tonight and 30 percent Tuesday. Warmer days reach upper 70s, tonight near 60, southerly winds 10 to 20 mph. At Monroe Municipal Airport Sunday skies partly cloudy, high 78, low 63, no rainfall. Extended outlook: scattered showers across eastern Louisiana Wednesday and Thursday, becoming widespread Friday with lows near 50 north to mid 50s south and highs upper 60s to upper 70s.
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National Weather Service
FAA
Monroe Municipal
Louisiana
Edwards Says No Follow Up Action on Tenneco Gifts
Gov. Edwards says no follow up action is needed after disclosures of Tenneco's gifts to South Louisiana officials. Dist. Atty. Leander Perez Jr. denies payoffs, while Sheriff Rowley of St. Bernard and several unnamed district judges are linked to payments. Tenneco reports payments to officials in 24 foreign countries and 10 states over five years amid DOJ probes.
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Baton Rouge
Edwin Edwards
Tenneco
South Louisiana
Dist
Atty
Leander Perez Jr
Plaquemines Parish
Tenneco, Inc
Jack Rowley
St. Bernard Parish
District Court
Plaquemine
St. Bernard Parishes
New Orleans
Mississippi River
Gulf of Mexico
Oil and Gas
Securities and Exchange Commission
Louisiana
SEC
Investi
Department of Justice
WVUE
Rowley
Gov. Edwards
Edwards
Ambush Fatal To Four In Philippines Near Camp John Hay
Three constabulary officers and a civilian guard died in an ambush while escorting Maj. Roger Brown and guests to a road inauguration. Four civil defense members were wounded. The attack occurred Saturday at Buguias, Benguet Province, 130 miles north of Manila amid tensions with dissidents and possible links to the New People’s Army.
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Manila
the Philippines
Constabulary
Roger Brown
Camp John Hay
Civil Defense Force
Monhoyhoy-Hunduan
Brown
Buguias
Benguet Province
Benguet
Isabela
Communist Party of the Philippines
New People’s Army
NPA
First US Manuscript Typed on a Machine Twain’s Tom Sawyer
The Adventures of Tom Sawyer is cited as the first book in the United States written with a typewriter. Mark Twain authored the manuscript, marking a milestone in American literary production using typing technology.
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United States
Tom Sawyer
Mark Twain
Ford wary of clash with Congress over aid and jobs bill
The Ford administration avoids confrontation with Congress over a $3.05 billion military aid package and the veto of a $6.1 billion public works jobs bill. White House aides express deep reservations on the aid bill while planning limited edits. Friedersdorf says upholding the veto on the jobs bill will be difficult.
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Washington
Ford Administration
Congress
House
Senate
White House
Ford
Max Friedersdorf
Friedersdorf
Births and Babies Myths Shown By Berkeley Children
Clinical psychologist Dr. Anne Bernstein reports findings from 60 children ages 3 to 12 in Berkeley on what they think about human reproduction. Most show vague ideas mixed with animals or store analogies, with age 3 to 4 seeing babies as alive and brought home, and older children describing manufactured or store bought notions.
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Berkeley
Calif
Anne Bernstein
University of California
Bernstein
Higher Rates Being Termed Inevitable
Washington AP reports President Ford's budget director James T. Lynn told Congress postal rates are inevitable and subsidies should end. Postmaster General Bailor said the Service cut 15,000 jobs saving $200 million while warning higher taxes are needed to avert a larger deficit.
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Washington
Ford
Congress
Postal Service
James T. Lynn
Office of Management and Budget
Senate Post Office Committee
Lynn
Benjamin F. Bailor
Gale W. McGee
D-Wyo
White House
New York City
Post Office Department
Independent Postal Service
Kissinger Opens Latin American Postponed Tour
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger starts a long delayed Latin American trip with Venezuela as the first stop and plans to visit Peru Brazil Colombia Costa Rica and Guatemala before returning February 24. He aims to reassure southern allies of U S importance while avoiding Cuba and the Panama Canal issues.
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Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
United States
Venezuela
Peru
Brazil
Colombia
Costa Rica
Guatemala
Kissinger
Latin America
Cuba
Panama Canal
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