Altoona Tribune Office Burns in Arson Suspicion
The Altoona Tribune, a weekly paper known for outspoken editorials, was gutted by a Thursday night fire suspected to be arson. Fire Chief Morris Forsythe said the interior was destroyed except the darkroom. state fire marshal investigators probed, while publisher Garry Stanley hinted at larger forces and planned a new office and next edition.
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Garry Stanley
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Hearst Prosecutor seeks no bail after seven year sentence
In San Francisco AP reports prosecutor James Browning asks the court to deny bail to Patricia Hearst while she appeals her seven year term for bank robbery and weapon charges. Judge Orrick said the crime was violent and Hearst could be jailed after serving 371 days. Hearst and her defense appeal promptly.
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San Francisco
Patricia Hearst
U.S. District Court
William H. Orrick Jr
Miss Hearst
Orrick
F. Lee Bailey
9Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
U.S. Atty
James L
Browning Jr
Hibernia
Symbionese Liberation Army
Wooly Bear Forecast Says Mild Winter Ahead
Philadephia AP reports 82 year old Herbert Krone of Lancaster says this year's wooly bear caterpillars are pale with platinum blonde color, signaling a mild winter. He claims 97 percent accuracy and notes most caterpillars seen are female, forecasting warmth in fall and early spring.
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Herbert Krone
Krone
Lancaster
Pennsylvania
Punxsutawney
Soviet Pilot Defects to Iran Requests U S Asylum
A Soviet pilot Lt. Valentino Ivanovich Zachmiev, 32, landed a light four-seat mail plane at a strip in Ahar Azerbaijan province Iran and asked for political asylum in the United States. Iranian reports say he landed on an asphalt road outside the town.
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Teheran
Iran
United States
Valentino Ivanovitch Zachmiev
Ahar
Azerbaijan
Black Summit in Lusaka on Rhodesia plan
Five front line African states met in Lusaka led by Zambia and Tanzania to discuss Prime Minister Smiths plan for black rule in Rhodesia. ANC factions in Rhodesia split with moderates finding the plan insufficient and militants demanding faster change. Kissinger presented the plan as sanctions extended since 1966 while UN said any lifting hinges on Security Council action. Presidents Nyerere and Kaunda offered cautious responses as regional diplomacy intensifies. County forecast notes cloudy with showers and cool highs in the 70s.
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Zambia
Jan Smith
Rhodesia
Tanzania
Mozambique
Angola
Botswana
Smith
African National Council
ANC
Abel Muzorewa
Henry Kissinger
U.N
New York
Security Council
Britain
Dr. Kissinger
Julius Nyerere
Kenneth Kaunda
Kissinger
Africa
Nyerere
Kaunda
Joshua Nkomo
Ford Heads South Carter Campaigns On Coast
President Ford shifts to a deep south and Mississippi river campaign trek aboard a paddle wheel boat Natchez while Jimmy Carter tours the West Coast. Mondale and Dole also campaigned as debates draw fire over tax reform figures and education costs.
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Carter
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Jimmy Carter
Mississippi River
Los Angeles
California
Oregon
Walter Mondale
Bob Dole
New Orleans
Natchez
Mississippi
Gulf Coast States
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Busbee
Mondale
Connecticut
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