SLA underground group hunted for philosophy record
In San Francisco AP report notes SLA members spent 19 months underground compiling a written explanation of their philosophy. Investigators wade through a mountain of documents seized from the Harris apartment after the Sept 18 arrests. Patricia Hearst and Wendy Yoshimura were also arrested that day in separate apartments. FBI removed material on Friday, containing personal items but no clear authorship.
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Only one gun used in RFK assassination panel says
A seven member ballistics panel concluded there is no proof that more than one gun fired at Robert F Kennedy. Only three of the bullets were in good enough condition for comparison to Sirhan Sirhan's 22 caliber revolver. the rest could have come from the same weapon. The panel noted findings were not positively conclusive.
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Columba Broadcasting System Inc
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Godfrey Isaac
Food stamp program under review amid grafted control concerns
Washington AP reports critics in Congress and Treasury say the federal food stamp program seems out of control as a Senate Agriculture subcommittee opens four days of hearings. Assistant Agriculture Secretary Feltner outlines the 11 year old program reaching about 12.8 million monthly, while White House disagreements on reform surface. Sentators Dole and McGovern back a conservative liberal reform bill, with Scott and Buckley-Michel allies, as Feltner notes that entitlements cannot be fully controlled without tighter eligibility rules.
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Robert Dole
R-Kan
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Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
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Estrogen Lotion Reverses Balding, Says Doctor
New York physician Dr Edward Settel reports decade long trials of externally applied estrogen cream to male scalps. In 748 men, 68 percent showed improved hair growth and 9 percent had reduced shedding. Younger men showed greater gains. treatment remains experimental, not commercial.
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Settel
American Academy of Family Physicians
Carrillo Impeachment Trial Opens Second Day In Austin
The impeachment trial of South Texas District Judge O P Carrillo continues in Austin with 36 more witnesses planned. House prosecutor Terry Doyle argues the Senate defines impeachable offenses while Carrillo’s attorney Arthur Mitchell demands precise charges like criminal cases.
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Arthur Mitchell
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Walter Meek
Rodolfo Chapa
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Benavides
Irish rebels demand ransom as Herrema family awaits call
Dublin embassys reports say Dutch industrialist Tiede Herrema remains alive after his kidnapping by an IRA splinter group. His son Jesse, at the Irish Embassy, said a caller claimed knowledge only the captive could reveal while authorities pursue two suspects and the government refuses to free prisoners. The kidnap plot has sparked concern from Ferenka officials and Justice Minister Patrick Cooney. In Texas, impeachment proceedings continue as senators weigh six motions and hear witnesses in a separate political case tied to George Parr.
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Ireland
Tiede Herrema
Herrema
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Patrick Cooney
Ferenka
Abortions access after court ruling in 1974 study
A nationwide study by the Alan Gutmacher Institute for Planned Parenthood estimates that between 400,000 and 900,000 women could not obtain abortions in 1974, with about half of the deprived group being poor. In early 1974 only 15 percent of public hospitals performed abortions, and New York and California supplied half of all reported abortions in 1973, while several states and many metro areas reported few or no abortions.
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Planned Parenthood Federation of America
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Mississippi
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West Virginia
Portugal's Radical Soldiers Back People in Lisbon Uprising
In Lisbon the 1st Light Artillery Regiment RALLIS rejected President Costa Gomes and pledged to shield the oppressed with their arms. A Communist-led crowd cheered as a soldier proclaimed loyalty to the people. The Socialist party urged calm and warned against using soldiers to drive workers apart. In Oporto, 25,000 demonstrators and 3,000 soldiers rallied in support of Soldiers United Victorious. An all-hands nationwide metal workers strike loomed as the regime faced disloyal units and potential armed collapse.
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