Hearst appeals bank robbery conviction to Supreme Court
Patricia Hearst, once kidnapped by the Symbionese Liberation Army, seeks Supreme Court review of her bank robbery conviction as she remains free on a $1 million bond amid ongoing media scrutiny and her parents' residence near San Francisco.
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Washington
Symbionese Liberation Army
Patricia Hearst
Supreme Court
Berkeley
Calif
Randolph A. Hearst
San Francisco
Miss Hearst
Troopers Use Tear Gas Amid Oakman Mine Strike Clash
Alabama State Troopers fired tear gas at 150 to 200 striking miners near Oakman in Walker County after rocks sticks and other missiles were hurled. Seven non union miners were rescued unharmed as violence escalated with shots fired and dynamite thrown. Troopers reported several injuries among officers but none among the seven rescued workers.
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Oakman
Ala
Alabama
Walker County
Roy Smith
Smith
Nation’s weather overview and mining strike incident report
The weather section notes mid-30s in southern Louisiana and along the Georgia coast, subzero temps in Minnesota, mild West, and snow flurries in the Great Lakes, with rain and higher elevation snow in the Northwest. A separate report describes violence during a miners strike with dynamite throws at troopers and a patrol car, heavy fire on a state trooper helicopter, and seven miners trapped after a house blast.
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Associated Press
Louisiana
Georgia
Minnesota
West
Pacific Northwest
California
Desert
Ohio Valley
Great Lakes
Northwest
Idaho
National Weather Service
Pacific Coast
Rockies
Social Security tax hike faces reversal say Senate chair
Sen. Frank Church of Idaho urged Congress to overturn the recently approved Social Security tax increases. He argued the payroll hikes burden low income workers, calling for using income tax revenues to cover one third of Medicare hospital insurance costs to ease the need for higher payroll taxes through 1985.
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Washington
Senate
Congress
Frank Church
Didaho
Conference On Aging
Minneapolis
Carter
Church
Sadat Seeks U S Backing In Cairo Camp David Visit
President Carter to host a low key reception for Anwar Sadat as the Egyptian leader presses Washington for support in peacemaking with Israel. Talks center on Palestinian self rule and Sinai settlements with Carter signaling cautious progress amid ongoing negotiations.
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Barry Schweid
Washington
Carter
Anwar Sadat
U.S
Israel
Camp David
Sadat
United States
Sinai
West Bank
Jordan River
Gaza
Defense
Harold Brown
Egypt
Treasury
W. Michael Blumenthal
Cyrus R. Vance
London
Guerrillas Attack Grenada Guard and Post Office
In Grenada Nicaragua heavily armed Sandinista guerrillas attacked the national guard garrison and burned the post office in the lakeside city, killing at least one. About 25 to 40 guerrillas controlled Liberation Plaza as protests against Somoza press for full investigation of Pedro Chamorro's assassination and Somoza's resignation.
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Managua
Nicaragua
National Guard
Grenada
National Liberation Front
Liberation Plaza
Anastasio Somoza
Nicaraguan Development Institute
Somoza
Development Institute
Pedro Joaquin Chamorro
Chamorro
Javier
la Prensa
Vio
Administration shelves China relations plan
The Carter administration has shelved for the time being its goal of establishing diplomatic relations with China against the wishes of Leonard Woodcock the top U.S envoy in Peking State Department officials say. The sources asked not to be identified, saying pushing the issue now could alienate many members of Congress whose support will be needed for other foreign policy items such as Senate ratification of the Panama Canal treaty and approval of an anticipated arms limitation agreement with the Soviet Union expected to be completed later this year.
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Carter
China
U.S
Peking
Leonard Woodcock
State Department
Congress
Senate
Soviet Union
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Briscoe
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White House
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