Hearst kidnapping threat and SLA letters spark wide warnings
Reports flag the Hearst family hearing new threats as the Symbionese Liberation Army claims Miss Hearst is a prisoner of war. Berkeley and Oakland police vet a typed communique and a threatening letter to KPFA, while FBI and Hearst family officials weigh possible political demands and potential spinoff violence.
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Bates
Oakland
KDIA
Miss Hearst
Randolph Hearst
Hearst
The
San Francisco Examiner
Jack Cagke
Hearst Family
Hillsborough
San Francisco
FBI
Berkeley
David Johnson
SLA
Johnson
Joseph Remiro
Russell Little
Foster
San Quentin Prison
William B. Saxbe
Washington
San Francisco Bay Area
Saxbe
Splashdown Success Ends Historic 171 Day Space Mission
The Apollo capsule with Carr Pogue and Gibson splashed down 176 miles southwest of San Diego after 84 days in space. Helicopters rescued the craft as sailors watched, and astronauts underwent medical checks aboard the recovery ship New Orleans.
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New Orleans
Hordinsky
Carr
Pogue
Gibson
Space
Earth
San Diego
Space Agency
Judge denies senators on tapes Watergate ruling limits secrecy
Judge Gesell rejected the claim that courts cannot resolve a dispute between President Nixon and a congressional committee over subpoenaed Watergate tapes. He said the appeals court order to turn over tapes was not squarely to the constitutional issue and allowed for possible continued public hearings, noting potential publicity from releasing the tapes and future cases.
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Kent
White House
Gesell
Court of Appeals
Nixon
Tapas
U.S
John J. Sirica
Watergate Committee
Man wife and mother arrested in heroin sale
San Pedro welder Pedro Archuleta 45 his wife Joanne 29 a waitress and his mother Anna Bergen 58 were booked on heroin sale charges. Officers found about 4.5 ounces of heroin valued at 1326 at their home 16 S Meyler St. Archuleta and Joanne were arrested near Ninth and Mesa streets while Mrs Bergen was detained at the residence.
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San Pedro
Ninth and
Mesa Streets
Astronauts Execute Early Engine Burn for Pacific Landing
After a comprehensive station fly-around, the crew fired the first of three orbital burns guiding their descent through Earth's atmosphere, culminating in a fiery reentry and a splashdown in the Pacific Ocean.
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Earth
Pacific
Truckers split on settlement as talks loom
Washington battles over a proposed settlement to end a truckers strike with Attorney General Saxbe reporting FBI probes into antitrust cases and strike leadership ties. Despite some support at the margins, most independents reject the deal, fearing inflationary costs and continued debt strains even if the shutdown ends.
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Washington
Atty
William B. Saxbe
Justice Department
White House
Saxbe
FBI
Roger Gallaway
Overdrive Magazine
Ohio
Lawrence Huff
New Waterford
Ohio 11
Liverpool
Oklahoma
Milt Hoag
Moorhead
Minn
Haskell Turner
Jackson
Miss
Turner
Federal Energy
William EB. Simon
Shapp
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Symbionesé Liberation Army
Simbionese Liberation
ARN Yeatern
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Privuners
Patricia Campbell Hearet
Randolph Hearet
Court of the People
United Federated Forces
Simbionase Liberation Army
Patrick Cambell Hearst
Thie
Peoples Forces
5.L.A
S. L.A
Mission Control
Serios
Art Young
Marion
Maa
Letty Lmik
Tad Titserty
Ie Teri
Gry
Credit Ey
WRCE
FAE
Mal Abad
Oanne
Ery Leis
Suner Craseess
Els
Price
Tre
Ghat
Liuseries
Isuer
Charset
the Zoud
Ionu
USS
Vtec Lee
Ted Serge
Nod Behr
Lees
Creo Availabie
Tema Tanged
Pi Seo
Newlaverhard
Anaheim
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