Hearst Reunited With Family After Capture
Patricia Hearst, held on bank robbery and related charges, is reunited with her parents at a Redwood City county jail. Randolph Hearst said she is ready to come home and the family expresses love. FBI and police described the capture as accidental, with Hearst arrested without resistance along with Wendy Yoshimura and William and Emily Harris.
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Rainy Frederick Fair Presses On To Children’s Day
Intermittent rain eased to mist as Frederick fair moves toward Children’s Day with cloudy skies and 80s highs forecast. Attendance lags slightly behind last year though Thursday drew over 3,000. 1,000 plus braved wet conditions for a late grandstand show by Life and the Hee Haw stars. Tonight features a demolition derby and Hell Drivers set for Saturday. Brendan Healy’s Frederick Fair visit noted while touring an exhibit barn.
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FDA Overproduced Lethal Poison For Army Search
Washington AP The Food and Drug Administration disclosed it overproduced a shellfish toxin during work on an antidote and handed 11 to 12 grams to the Army after transferring from Ft. Detrick CIA labs. The toxin linked to a 1952 West Coast outbreak risked mass casualties, with 1 gram potentially lethal to thousands.
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Two men sought after Holiday Inn shooting in Andalusia
City police seek two white males with long hair in a green 1968 to 1970 Chevrolet after a shooting in the Holiday Inn parking lot just before 2:30 a.m. A .38 pistol was recovered at the scene. Wilbert Cooke and his wife were backing from a space when a shot hit passenger and driver windows and the dashboard speedometer.
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House to decide size of federal pay hike
The House faces a choice between an 8.66 percent and a 5 percent federal pay raise for 1.3 million white collar workers and 21 million military personnel plus new coverage for senators, representatives, judges, the vice president, and Cabinet officers. Senate backed 5 percent. cost diferença about 3.5 and 1.6 billion dollars respectively.
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Flemng Avenue Tennis Courts Open With City Funds
Mayor Ronald N Young announced the new Flemng Avenue tennis courts will open today. The six courts cost about 77000 with 75 percent funded by the state and 25 percent by the city. The mayor and Board of Aldermen met at 739 pm and approved a 43000 bid to add a bay for the Citizens Fire Company ladder truck.
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Patty Hearst Heiress Turns Revolutionary In A New Move
Heiress Patty Hearst emerges as a more active radical figure amid ongoing unrest in Beirut. The report notes Hesitation faded as she joins local groups, signaling a broader shift in the revolutionary movement and heightened attention from observers and authorities.
Weather and quotes blur with time and memory
Partly cloudy and humid today with a chance of showers. Highs near 80. Tonight patchy fog. Lows in the 60s. Saturday stays warm and humid with sunny skies and a few clouds. Highs in the 80s. The happiest miser on earth is the man who saves up every friend he can make. Playwright Robert Sherwood 1890 1955.
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Inflation Slows In August With Modest 0.2% Rise
The government reports August consumer prices rose only 0.2 percent, the smallest monthly gain in three years, with food and beef prices easing while energy and services costs climbed. Real earnings and spendable income rose for the first time in months, signaling a potential slowdown trend though analysts caution against premature conclusions.
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House Ways and Means Panel seeks higher taxes on rich
A House Ways and Means Committee plan would raise the minimum tax from 10 to 14 percent and cut the exemption from 30,000 to 20,000, with further dollar-for-dollar phaseouts above 20,000 in tax preference income. It would also halve the deduction for regular taxes and add itemized deductions above 70 percent of adjusted gross income, extending reach to about 80,000 taxpayers. The proposal, 25 to 3 approved, aims to fund a broad tax revision bill later this year.
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I-70 rest areas open on South Mountain with new facilities
Maryland opened the octagonal I-70 rest area at South Mountain after delays and cost overruns. The $1.213 million project includes stone restrooms with handicapped facilities, trailer disposal area, picnic tables, trails, and extensive landscaping. Officials say over 50 plant varieties were added, funded mainly by federal aid, with high expected daily use and 24 hour access.
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