Hearst Sees Growth Behind Bars In Chicago Interview
In Pleasanton federal prison Hearst discusses not bitterly accepting her fate after a seven year armed robbery sentence. She reflects on public hatred toward her grandfather William Randolph Hearst, the Patty nickname, and personal changes during captivity and trial. In Miami Rose White mourns lost baby and watches her German shepherd Fuzz graduate canine training with six others at a park near the Orange Bowl.
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Rose White
Fuzz
Orange Bowl
Commuters Stranded as D. C. Transit Walkout Grinds On
In Washington a five day wildcat strike cripples Metro amid 100 degree heat. Fewer than 20 of 1600 buses operate as rail stays shut. Judge Oberdorfer orders back to work or face contempt. About 400 workers push for a 20 cent cost of living raise and amnesty for 180 suspended colleagues. Arbitration timetable targeted by Aug. 6.
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Oberdorfer
Ray seeks new trial in King assassination plea to U.N. envoy
James Earl Ray calls himself a political prisoner and asks United Nations ambassador to push President Carter for a new trial. He sent a letter after meeting with four House Assassinations Committee members at Brushy Mountain State Penitentiary. Ray, serving a 99 year term for the 1968 King killing, has long sought to withdraw his guilty plea.
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Unseasonably cool start warms for Kansas today
In Topeka the predawn low tied a date record at 52 degrees while other areas logged 60s. NWS expects highs mid to upper 80s east to low 90s west with tonight in the 60s and Tuesday highs 90s in the east and 50s to 100s in the west. NATO and Warsaw Pact spending figures were released, showing 1976 totals near 400 billion globally.
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Kansas
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Weather Service
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United States
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Warsaw Pact
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Hill City
Wichita
Concordia
Russell
Soviet mobile missiles plan gets no Soviet objection
Washington AP reports U S arms talks chief Paul Warnke says Soviets raised no objection to a strategy to keep Russians guessing launch sites for mobile land based missiles. Warnke denies a New York Times report that Vladimir Semenov objected in Geneva.
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New York Times
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the Times
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Cyrus R. Vance
Horses Save The Day For Hungry Goat
In WALCOTT IOWA AP report Orphan Annie the abandoned filly finds help from a mare named Annie who feeds her. Patti Kappeler and Larry care for four horses and Annie now drinks milk from a goat tap four times daily. The Kappelers plan to keep Annie until she is weaned. The borrowed nanny goat has a kid to feed.
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Annie
Patti Kappeler
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