Hearst ordered to undergo 90 day psychiatric study
San Francisco AP report. Judge Olvier J. Carter postponed Hearst sentencing for armed bank robbery to allow a 90 day psychiatric examination. Bailey urged the delay. Carter said he may reduce the sentence after reports. Hearst, convicted March 20, faces up to 35 years, with a firm location for the exam not yet designated. The hearing paused before a full ruling.
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Callaway denies pressuring forests for ski resort expansion
Howard Callaway states he has nothing to hide after denying political pressure while secretary of the Army to aid Forest Service approval for his ski resort expansion. He confirms a July meeting with Forest Service and Agriculture officials, says it was arranged by two friends on his last day, and notes doubts about a formal senators' favors list.
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San Francisco Bus Drivers Strike Hits City Transit
Thousands of workers walk out as Golden Gate Bridge traffic doubles between 5 and 8 a.m. Cars with three or more riders pass tolls free while buses stay idle. City housing residents lose heat amid ongoing municipal transit strike and stalled talks with a federal mediator.
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Governs Board of Supervisors
Israelis force straying Saudi aircraft to land
Israeli air force jets intercepted a Saudi transport aircraft with 27 aboard including three American crewmen and forced it to land at Ben-Gurion Airport. The Americans said the crew made a navigational error and had no U.S. government ties. The plane carried 23 civilians and Saudi soldiers.
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Rioters attack U S embassy in Cyprus protest pact
In Nicosia hundreds of anti American demonstrators assaulted the U S embassy to protest a planned 1 billion military aid pact with Turkey. Police and Greek Cypriot guards defended the area as clashes spilled into surrounding streets.
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Nicosia
Turkey
Rodger P. Davies
Fierce fighting in Lebanon as truce shaky
In Lebanon the civil war intensifies with 49 killed as fighting surrounds the Christian fortress area north of Beirut. Police report 26 bodies found from earlier clashes. Jumblatt's leftist Moslem forces press Christians to back a president sympathetic to their demands as the 10 day cease fire extends. Franjieh backs Elias Sarlis while Jumblatt favors Raymond Edde.
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Lebanon
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Kamal Jumblatt
Jumblatt
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Franjieh
Elias Sarlis
Central Bank
Raymond Edde
Gossip and scandals fill weekday pages
Eunice Shriver weighs in on Joan Kennedy issues while Hugh Hefner denies retirement rumors. Judith Campbell Exner’s Mafia JFK ties are explored in a feature. Long Beach Tea Party protests income taxes as Gays Claim their slave auction is described as clean fun. Earl Wilson highlights Howard Hughes legends and show business morsels. Big Ray Floyd shoots a subpar golf round with a 271 score.
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Mafia
JFK
Earl Wilson
Howard Hughes
Flu Shots Bill Sent to Ford
The House sent a 1.4 billion swine flu immunization bill to the White House by voice vote, adding employment provisions to keep 315,000 workers in public service programs through January 1977. President Ford was expected to sign the measure, aiming to immunize most Americans by winter.
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FORD
Washington
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Senate
Weather Tonight and Tomorrow Mountain Highs
In tonight’s forecast precipitation chances are mixed across regions with a low around 28. The mountains may see slight chances of rain or snow with a high near 45. Deserts should reach around 73 degrees with continued sunny to partly cloudy skies.
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