Hearst to serve final prison months in 1979 case
Patricia Hearst returned to federal prison to finish a seven year sentence for bank robbery involvement with the Symbionese Liberation Army. With time served and good behavior she becomes parole eligible in July 1979 after 14 months in county jail and Pleasanton prison. In Jellico Tennessee a hotel fire kills 11 and injures others. Authorities assess cause unknown and note extensive damage. In Cincinnati defense lawyers accuse fire victims of roadblock tactics as May 28 1977 Beverly Hills Club fire lawsuits near $2 billion seek defendants before the statute of limitations.
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Cincinnati
Beverly Hills
Southgate
Bianca Jagger files for divorce from Mick Jagger
Bianca Jagger has begun divorce proceedings to end her seven year marriage to Mick Jagger. She filed suit through London lawyers on Monday. Rumors of trouble escalated after Christmas when Jagger was seen with his companion Jerry Hall. The Jaggers share a six year old daughter Jade.
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London
UPI
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Mick Jagger
Bianca
Jagger
Jerry Hall
Jaggers
Jade
Kucinich lashes out at recall organizers in Cleveland
Cleveland Mayor Dennis Kucinich denounced a recall petition drive as a sordid political trick and alleged fraud in the campaign. A court decision allowing all registered voters' signatures on recall petitions prompted the scene at City Hall as he vowed to appeal the ruling and fight on.
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Cleveland
UPI
Dennis Kucinich
Kucinich
Cuyahoga County Common Pleas
John L. Angelotta
Pat Nixon hospitalized in Long Beach for lung infection
Pat Nixon, 66, was admitted Monday to Long Beach Memorial Hospital for treatment of a lung infection and was reported in good condition. The former First Lady’s hospitalization comes at the same hospital where she earlier suffered a stroke in 1976 and where her husband nearly died in 1974. No comment was offered by Nixon’s office on the latest admission.
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Long Beach
Calif
UPI
Pat Nixon
Ford attacks Carter in two public appearances
Former President Gerald Ford criticized the Carter administration for weakening U.S. military strength and failing to curb inflation. He delivered the remarks at two separate Monday appearances, directing broad political critique at his election rival.
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Columbus
UPI
Gerald Ford
Carter
Ford
Weather outlook and local notices summarized
Cloudy cool with showers today and tonight, highs in the lower 60s, lows near 50, 60 percent precipitation today. Mostly cloudy Wednesday, highs mid 60s, 20 percent rain. Marriage licenses list applicants Woolsey Baptista Studebaker Robinson. Births Norwalk and three other families report girls. Deaths include Paul G. Shelley and Doris Wiley. Now You Know quotes origin of Tell it to the marines.
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Peggy Corrigan
Norwalk
Good Samaritan
Paul G. Shelley
Doris (Weber) Wiley
Sandusky
Village power plan serves 96 residents with tribal installer
Officials said the system will serve the village's 96 residents and be installed by a tribal company. Schuchuli lies in the Gunsight Hills near the western edge of the 3 million acre Papago Indian Reservation. Residents there.
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Lewis
Schuchuli
Gunsight Hills
Papago Indian Reservation
Senate Backs Sale Of Jets
Washington action endorses a five billion dollar package for Middle East arms including jet warplanes for Saudi Arabia Egypt and Israel. The 54 to 44 vote followed heated debate with critics warning it could undermine Israel and heighten Arab opposition. Carter lauded the decision as a major foreign policy win as Arab officials welcomed the move.
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Washington
UPI
Saudi Arabia
Egypt
Israel
Carter
Senate
Middle East
Jacob Javits
R-N.y
White House
Traffic Wipes Out His House
Monroe Louisiana resident M O Mayer recalls multiple crashes near his home on Interstate 20. The 1949 house stood 30 feet from the ramp and was struck eight times before a naptha fire last year destroyed the structure leaving only a damaged carport. Mayer and his wife now live in an apartment while seeking funds for a new house.
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Monroe
UPI
M.O. Mayer
Mayer
Gerber couple sue for 1 million against Golden United Life
Myron and Dorothy Gerber of Monroeville sue Golden United Life Insurance Co. in Huron County Common Pleas Court for 1 million alleging deceptive sales practices and misrepresentations made Oct 4 1972. They seek refund of all investments plus 6 percent interest from first payment, 1 million in punitive damages and reasonable attorney fees.
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Monroeville
Huron County Common Pleas Court
Golden United Life Insurance Co
Columbus
Myron
Dorothy Gerber
North St. Patrick Murray
Sandusky
Gerbers
Worm growers organize to improve image and market share
Des Moines report on Iowa worm farmers led by Bob Frush of Oskaloosa plan a May 20 mass meeting to boost public image, unite about 200 worm producers, and pursue library support and ethical policing. They see potential for mass sales, animal feed protein, and using worms for fertilizer to renew fields.
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Des Moines, Iowa
UPI
Bob Frush
Oskaloosa
Iowa
Frush
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