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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1976
Page
3
A Treasury official says the optional system will roll out nationwide by year end, moving all Social Security checks from paper to direct deposits into recipients' checking or savings accounts via a Treasury magnetic tape.
The article recounts Patty calling the reigning monarch Freeze for help to stay alive after an alleged sexual encounter. Fort testifies that she claimed sexual relations with Wolfe on several occasions before a bank robbery. She did not say anyone forced her or that rape occurred.
Government psychiatrist calls Patricia Hearst the queen of the Symbionese Liberation Army and questions her claim she acted under fear. Dr. Joel Fort says Hearst willingly joined the SLA and helped with the 1974 bank robbery. He disputes her account of rape and captivity, testifying during the courtroom proceedings.
Fort testifies about Miss Hearst recalling coercion to have sex with a man she despised. She wept when jurors recall the accusation. The Hearst family reacts as Fort describes her alleged independence, drug experimentation, and sexual activity at age 15 during life on the run.
Top secret negotiations among Saudi Arabia's oil minister and executives from Exxon Texaco Mobile and Socal over ownership of Aramco enter a third day. Officials in Washington voice concern about loss of influence over world oil prices while urging Congress to push energy conservation and independence from foreign oil.
In Minster Ohio a caravan of 39 teenagers celebrating a basketball win halted at an intersection when a car plowed into them. Eight teens died and three were injured near the Indiana border. Parishioners filled St. Augustine Church for funeral services as authorities and residents mourned.
Ho Kan Hai, a 30 year old South Vietnamese air force officer, escaped with his wife four children and a mechanic flying 300 miles from Can Tho to Thailand in the first known airborne defection since last May. He aimed for Utapao air base but landed near a gas station when fuel ran out.
Florida editor Gene Patterson told University of Texas students that the press now does its job better than ever but could lose freedom if the public does not back it. He warned judges issuing gag orders undermine the First Amendment and noted a Nebraska murder case before the Supreme Court.
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