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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Apr 13, 1974

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Hearst fears daughter may die in rescue attempt

Randolph Hearst voices concern over FBI actions in the Patricia Hearst kidnapping case. He warns against a violent raid that could endanger his daughter and says authorities agreed any move must avoid putting her life at risk. Hearst and family have been in Baja California.

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Karate Senators Break Boards In Capitol Hill Sessions

Eight members of Congress practice karate under Sen Milton Young's idea in the House gym and at Jhoon Rhee's studio. Sen Quentin Burdick, aged 65, demonstrates a jumping sidekick breaking two one inch boards. Sessions run twice weekly with stretching, punching, kicking, and occasional board-breaking feats.

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Navy Units Prepare Suez Mine Clearing

Norfolk based Navy units head to Egypt to clear Suez Canal mines. About 300 Army and Navy personnel will operate with helicopters from Norfolk NAS and minesweeping gear from Charleston. Final White House approval has been granted and 11 C-141 flights are planned to move men and gear within two weeks.

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AP Photographer Subpoenaed in AIM Trial Coverage

AP photographer called to testify in the American Indian Movement leaders Kuska and Dean Banks case. Witnesses and law enforcement attended roadblocks outside the besieged village as defense motions in a four week hearing proceed with wiretap and material collection disputes.

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Taxpayers Build Presidential Campaign Fund to $18 Million

IRS reports taxpayers have donated about $18 million to the presidential campaign fund through 1973 filings. About 14 percent chose the $1 option on 1973 returns and 6.7 percent did so for 1972, with most funds already tallied as of April. Congress debates public financing while the money sits in the Treasury general fund.

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National Archives to keep Nixon papers as government property

The National Archives will retain Nixon pre-presidential papers as government property despite a tax deduction denial. GSA says the gift was legally binding. White House maintains a valid gift occurred. A Dallas spokesman for a pro Nixon group says Nixon declined to sell the papers.

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Wilmington Beat Cops Cut Street Crimes Record

Wilmington police chief details a reform program with neighborhood foot patrols and mobile beats funded partly by federal grants. The effort, begun after 1968, aims to boost community ties and deter crime with flexible officer deployments and a traveling complaint center. Crime declined about 35 percent to 3909 in 1973 while surrounding suburbs rose 18 percent.

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Fish Attack Swimmers Shut Beach After Feeding Frenzy

Miami Beach lifeguards describe a feeding frenzy as bluefish and jacks bit and slashed bathers near shore. About a dozen swimmers were injured with Bonnie Brown needing 55 stitches for leg wounds. The Haulover Beach closure lasted four hours.

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