FBI hunts two more in Hearst kidnap case
FBI seeks two witnesses in their twenties seen near the Berkeley apartment from which Patricia Hearst was abducted. Composite drawings of the white woman and two black men released. investigation broadens beyond California as calls pour in from major cities. Steven Weed, fiance of the kidnapped, comments on the difficulty of portraits and reiterates his pledge not to testify if Hearst is unharmed.
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Berkeley
Miss Hearst
Draken
FBI
Chicago
Seattle
Washington
D.C
New York
California
Ers
Weed
Hearst Mansion
San Francisco
Pally
Russell Little
Little
San Francisco Chronicle
Russ Little
Ive Hemiro
Foster
Patricia Hearst
Russ
Joe
Calif museums acquire Centaur Rodin collection
Ford trustees and Los Angeles County Museum curator Charles Millard announce Centaur’s Rodin works will go to Stanford Cantor’s group for Stanford University and outdoor sculpture garden placements. The donor’s library and 29 bronze pieces including The Shade and Eve join bronzes plaster clay ceramic works and drawings, with 11 major pieces set for an outdoor site.
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Ford
Charles Millard
Los Angeles County Museum
Elsen
Starford
Rodins
Cantor
Iran Iraq skirmishes prompt protests and claims
Iranian and Iraqi forces clashed along a 500 mile frontier with tanks infantry and heavy artillery. Tehran protested alleged Iraqi aggression and warned consequences. Baghdad accused Iran of provocations including airspace violations since January 24. In other news, donations of Rodin works valued at millions and a Titan Centaur rocket failed to ignite on maiden Mars mission.
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Mehran
Baghdad
Reza Abad
Tranian Foreign Ministry
Iraq
Iran
Persian Gulf
Turkey
Cape Canaveral
Fla
UPI
Space Agency
Mars
Atlantic
Mild 3.5 quake rattles Pasadena area early today
A 3.5 magnitude earthquake shook Pasadena and nearby cities at 4:20 a.m. It was felt in Glendale Burbank Sherman Oaks and the San Fernando Valley but caused no damage.
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Pasadena
UPI
Glendale
Burbank
Sherman Oaks
Los Angeles
San Fernando Valley
Strike fuels truckers back to work as guard rolls back
Across Pennsylvania and other states the diesel price rollback and higher freight rates drove independents to return to work. In Pittsburgh, leaders urged resumption at 9 a.m. Monday after most haulers approved a settlement. Some groups remained resistant while others kept stops open to pressure costs.
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Pennsylvania
Milton J. Shapp
Valfir
Perlis
Cordele
Seaboard
Ohio
West Virginia
Midwest
Pennsylvania National Guard
Pittsburgh
Fraternal Association of Steel Haulers
William J. Hill
Hill
Wisconsin
Maine
Tommy Thompson
East Point
Thompson
Georgia
Texas
Louisiana
Oklahoma
New Mexico
St. Paul
Minn
Independent Truckers Coalition
Alton
Ohio Council of Independent Truckers
Baberton
J. Leonard Fleet
Kissinger urges 13 nation meet to share oil
At a closed State Department session Kissinger chaired the foreign ministers of 13 nations outlined U S support for sharing oil and coordinating energy policy. He warned failure could trigger autarky and global instability while proposing new meetings to set a fair long-term oil price and broaden cooperation among producers and consumers.
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Japan
Masseyeshi Ohiti
Bil
State Department
Belgium
Canada
Denmark
France
West Germany
Ireland
Tealy
Luxembourg
Netherlands
Norway
Britain
United States
Kissinger
U.S
Bution
Ess
William E. Simon
Luray
Nixon
Washington
Gasoline Shortages Plague Southern California Sunday
In Los Angeles motorists faced long lines and scarce open stations as Sunday fuel shortages worsened. A six way intersection crowded with waiting cars blocked an ambulance. San Diego reported no open stations along major freeways or within the city, while inland areas fared somewhat better.
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Los Angeles
California
San Diego
Highway Patrol
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Symbionese Liberation Army
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Oakland
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Pensacola, Fla
Randolph Hearst
Calif
Museum of Modern Art
Balear
Bronx
New York University
Works Progress Administration
Hanter
Rodin
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Tocos
Huntington Beach
Orange County
Beach Blvd
Redondo Beach
South Bay Center
Fray
Artesia
May Co
Kingsdale
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