Fugitives tied to radical feminists sought across cities
Federal agents probe underground radical movement as three long-wanted fugitives are captured or surrender. The sweep targetsWeather Underground and related groups, with key arrests in Brattleboro, Philadelphia, Boston, and Hartford, linking two women to a 1970 Boston bank robbery and others to antiwar bombings. Authorities widen inquiries into lesbian and feminist networks suspected of sheltering fugitives.
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Patricia Elizabeth Swinton
New York City
Cameron D. Bishop
Colorado
Busan
EB. Saxe
Boston
Patricia Hearst
Katharine Ann Power
Miss Saxe
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Weather Underground
Symblonese Liberation Army
Miss Hearst
State Street Bank and Trust Company
Brighton
Brandeis University
Brandeis
the Globe
Hartford
Connecticut
Torrington
Conn
Priest to face board over communion issue
In Reading Pennsylvania Reverend R Franklin Gose an Episcopal clergyman who allowed two women priests to celebrate communion on Palm Sunday will appear before a six member church board of inquiry this weekend at the diocesan headquarters in Bethlehem The bishop declined to comment on the charges signed by five unidentified people against Gose naming Carter Heyward and Allison Cheek as the women priests involved in the Philadelphia ordination controversy
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Bethlehem
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Gressle
Carter Heyward
New York
Allison Cheek
Annandale
Philadelphia
Episcopal Diocese
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