Snipers Fire on Striking San Francisco Lawmen
Police said snipers fired on picketing officers at multiple stations during a strike. Three teenagers fled in a car after shots near Ingleside, injuring one, while another shooting occurred at a construction site with a heavy rifle reported. Two officers were struck by a car earlier near Mission station.
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Outon
Jin Cannon
Cannon
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Calvin Woo
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Tron
Noone
Mission Station
Doctor and gunman slain in clinic shootout
In a clinic shooting, a gunman entered with aims at exits and phones, took staff and a patient hostage, then opened fire injuring a doctor and others. Officers exchanged gunfire. the suspect was wounded, pursued, and pronounced dead at the scene. Nurses and a receptionist hid in a closet during the confrontation.
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Ms. Rowan
Wilson
Shanoff
Sterrat
Ms. Puller
Longshoremen Boycott Russian Grain Loading Amid Ban
U S maritime unions ordered a boycott on grain bought by the Soviet Union. Longshoremen at Gulf ports report no official notice yet and continue work while AFL CIO President Meany cites verbal orders to avoid loading grain for Russian ports. He notes possible effects on U S prices and discusses alternatives including government sale channels and price rollback.
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Washington
U.S
Soviet Union
Gulf
Afl-Cio
George Meany
East
Great Lakes
Houston
International Longshoremen’s
Vincent Larmpasus
ILA
Meany
Ford Administration
Earl L. Butz
Hearst Daughter Kidnapping Case Tied to SLA Defection
In a San Francisco press appearance Mrs. Hearst contends Patricia Hearst was abducted February 4, 1974, in Berkeley by the Symbionese Liberation Army and later defected from her parents, suggesting the trauma of confinement influenced her actions. Court proceedings touched on wiretap claims as attorneys for the Scotts sought to quash subpoenas amid ongoing federal investigations.
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Mrs. Hearst
SLA
Miss Hearst
Randolph A. Hearst
The
San Francisco Examiner
Berkeley
Symbionese Liberation Army
William
Emily Harris
Hearst
U.S
John Cottone
Scotts
Martin Miller
New York
FBI
Jack
Nicki Scott
William Kunstler
Walter Scott
Las Vegas
New York City
Jack Scott
U S says progress with Soviet arms talks and warns on SALT costs
President cautions Congress and public that without agreement on SALT II he may seek an extra 2 to 3 billion dollars for strategic weapons in coming years while noting progress in Berlin diffusing tensions and treaties. Duncan Eagle keeps five cent price despite changing times. The Duncan publisher James C Morris says the paper will stay at 5 cents, with eight pages weekly and about 1200 circulation, relying on ads and notices for income.
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Helsinki
Legionaires
America
Congress
Soviet Union
Berlin
Europe
Duncan, Oke
Duncan Eagle
James C. Morris
Morris
The
Eagle
Moreis
U S admits owning spy ship in tax suit
The United States acknowledged ownership of the Glomar Explorer and filed suit in Los Angeles federal court to block a 37 million tax assessment by County Assessor Philip B. Watson. The government asserts the ship was held as a CIA project, with Summa Corp. acting as cover, while Watson contends Hughes’ Summa is owner for tax purposes. Watson vowed to vigorously resist the suit and questions several legal points.
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Los Angeles
Philip B. Watson
Central Intelligence Agency
Hughes
Summa Corp
North Pacific
U.S. Attorney’s Office
Summa
Watson
Coast Guard
Long Beach
United States
Terminal Island
CIA
Aitg
John Howard
Sumi Mit
U.S. Attorney's Office
Gromar
U.S
Overriding Vote Cuts School Aid Delayed to Fall
Lawmakers rebuked governor as override lowers proposed state aid for schools from 28 to 21 per pupil, leaving districts anxious over budgets due by September 1. Democratic leaders argue $27 million is essential, while votes reveal no supporters for the veto.
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Brown
Ralph C. Dilts
D-Gardena
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