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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1975

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2

Hearst Transcript Calls Patty A Revolutionary Feminist

Private jailhouse audio released by authorities shows Patricia Hearst insisting she does not want to be a prisoner in her parents home and aims for bail. The transcript, recorded at San Mateo County jail, includes her remarks on politics and defense and is part of ongoing mental competency review.

San Francisco Patricia Hearst Patricia Tobin Patty Catherine U.S. District Court Oliver Carter U.S. Atty James L. Browning Jr Miss Hearst Redwood City Carter Miss Tobin Browning

Harris couple held on $500000 bail after SLA arraignment

Bill and Emily Harris of the Symbionese Liberation Army remained under round the clock guard in a high security jail after arraignment on 18 felony charges including assault with intent to murder, kidnapping, armed robbery and auto theft. They face life sentences if convicted.

Los Angeles Bill Emily Harris Hall of Justice Patty Hearst Central Arraignment Courts Sheriiff SLA Russell Little Joseph Remiro Little Remiro Concord Harrises Inglewood

Ford cuts travel plans in wake of assassination attempts

President Ford trims October travel schedule after two assassination attempts. White House says travel plans will not be announced far in advance. Press aide Nessen notes many telegrams urged cutbacks while some urged continued trips, but several rumored trips are not on schedule.

Washington Ford White House Roberta Peters Ron Nelsen Nessen

Fromme plans to handle most defense at Ford shooting trial

Lynette Fromme, 26, says she will conduct most of her own defense in the Sept. 5 Ford assassination attempt case, aiming to question witnesses and deliver the closing argument. She accepted cocounsel but will control statements, and plans to study law books while focusing on guilt or innocence amid ecology as a trial topic.

Sacramento Calif Lynette Fromme Ford Charles Manson Sacramento County Miss Fromme State Capitol U.S. District Court Thomas MacBride E. Richard Walker Walker MacBride Francis Scott Key Bank and Trust Company David Hogan North Court Street

FCC eases equal time rule for presidential news conferences

The FCC ruled presidents news conferences and live full broadcasts may be exempt from the equal time requirement. It also said debates between major party candidates need not grant minor parties equal time, expanding the Bona fide news event definition. Two members dissented noting the change.

Washington Ford Federal Communications Commission Commission FCC Robert E. Lee Benjamin L. Hooks

Businessman Kidnapped in Dayton After Large Ransom Paid

Dayton businessman Lester C. Emoff, 67, remained missing as FBI and police hunted for him after his family paid about 400000 dollars in ransom. Authorities declined to speculate on his fate. The FBI noted a ransom note threatened dynamite and his car if demands were not met. The abduction occurred around 915 pm Tuesday as he left one of his three furniture stores. His son Robert received the note about three hours later.

Dayton, Ohio FBI Dayton Lester C. Emoff Emoff Robert W. Kitchens Jr Ohio Robert

Congressmen face reduced pay raise despite bid for more

The House committee rejected an 8.66 percent pay hike for congressmen, likely capping increases at 5 percent. Current salaries stand at 42,500 with 5 percent rising to 44,625. other federal officials and judges would see proportionate increases. The Senate recently backed the 5 percent figure, and the full House is expected to follow.

Washington House Post Office and Civil Service Committee Supreme Court Ford House Senate

Kleppe shores up Interior secretary nomination

Thomas S. Kleppe, nominated by President Ford for Interior secretary, emerged from Senate confirmation hearings essentially unscathed. The Interior Committee will reconvene next week to possibly cast a final vote, with little chance of recalling Kleppe as a witness. A committee source said no votes against him seem likely. Confirmation by the full Senate also appears assured.

Washington Thomas Kleppe Ford Senate Senate Interior Committee

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