Activists seek talks on Hearst daughter kidnapping
In a bid to negotiate Miss Patricia Hearst's release, activists tied to the Symbionese Liberation Army propose a food giveaway for California's poor funded by Hearst. Hearst and FBI officials weigh limited concessions as a counter offer and the Glide Memorial group offers liaison support to curb violence.
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Symbionese Liberation Army
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SLA
California
Miss Hearst
FBT
Costlition
Cecil Williams
Glide Memorial. Methmist Church
San Francisco
Public replies to Hearst plight offer aid and risk
In Salinas a doctor vows to give up his $40 000 yearly practice to treat the needy if the SLA frees Patricia Hearst. He would become a hostage and provide care while his children and wife would manage. Reactions across California vary with some rejecting charity and others considering accepting food aid.
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San Francis- 00 Examiner
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University of California
San Francisco
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FBI
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Symbionese Liberation Army
Patricia Hearst
IAM
Howard C. Miles
California
Miles
Michael Miles
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Ed Roberts
Berkeley
Nevuta For
Socialights
Helena Lite
Northern
Jackie Walker
Inglewood
Youth Slain and Wounded in Long Beach
In Long Beach two youths were killed and three wounded in an attack near a park. Turner of Compton, hit twice in the left arm and shoulder, was hospitalized in critical condition after undergoing transfer. Michael Seat, 19, walked into Dominguez Valley Hospital claiming a gunshot wound. A fourth victim named Sylvester was also injured during the assault. Investigators found eight shell casings. the shooter, described as a black man about 24, in a green van with a yellow stripe, wore a black leather jacket.
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Turner
Alondra Blvd
Compton
Memorial Hospital
Harbor General Hospital
Michael Seat
Dominguez Valley Hospital
Scott
Sylvester
Tey
Gunindtt
Auto Makers See 23 Percent February Sales Drop
DETROIT AP The four major U S automakers posted a 23 percent drop in sales for the first 10 days of February from the same period last year. General Motors moved 67 474 autos, down from 114 594 a year earlier, a 40 percent decline, while American Motors rose 15 percent to 8 043 cars from 7 850. Mack Worden notes GM’s daily rate improves 16 percent versus January.
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American Motors
General Motors
Mack Worden
AMC
Food prices to continue sharp rise in seven states
A government report shows food prices rising with a 4 percent drop in feed for inventory from a year earlier, a smaller gap than recent months. January cattle placements were only 1 percent below last year, with a 25 to 30 percent jump from December. John Larsen of the Economic Research Service cautions that the trend must hold in coming months and notes corn belt feeders have not yet increased activity.
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John Larsen
Department
Economic Research Service
Larsen
Rites held for radio exec Davis
Funeral services were held today for W. Thomas Davis a 65 year old lawyer broadcasting executive and former UC regent. Davis died Monday at UCLA Medical Center after a lengthy illness and was board chairman of Davis Broadcasting Co owners of KWIZ Santa Ana and KUUU Scale board chairman of Davis Communications Inc owners of the Cablevision Co Atlanta and president of F and T Davis Investments owners of KLOK San Jose.
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UPI
W. Thomas Davis
University of California
Davis
Ucla Medical Center
Davis Broadcasting Co
KWIZ
Santa Ana
KUUU
Scale
Davis Communtcations, Inc
Cablevision Co
Atlanta
T. Davis Investments
KLOK
San Jose
Dockers win dispute on container cargo
The National Labor Relations Board ruled that container stuffing and unstuffing jobs at waterfront sites belong to longshoremen while loading work away from piers falls to the Teamsters. The ILWU cannot force PMA members to levy a $1 per ton tax on containers staffed by other unions. The ruling affects three container freight stations and raises questions about jurisdiction at California Cartage in Wilmington. Leonard called the decision a longshoremen victory and said it may push more waterfront work to longshoremen while leaving uptown operations unresolved. The decision encourages possible future contracts to shift more container work to the waterfront.
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National Labor Relations Board
San Francisco
NLRB
Longsharemen
PMA
ILWU
California Cartage
Wilmington
Los Angeles Harbor Department
Uptown
Leonard
NLRS
Explosion blasts hole in Bend water tank
In Bend Oregon a powerful blast ripped a large hole in a city water reservoir early today. 3.6 million gallons surged out as police estimated the tank would drain in about two days for repairs.
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Bend, Ore
UPI
Cpl
Herbert Maker
Bend
ACLU Fund-Raiser Screens Xrated Films in San Diego
The San Diego ACLU chapter hosts a fundraiser at a downtown theater showing Deep Throat and Behind The Green Door. Despite a $4 price, the sold out event benefits the ACLU with proceeds donated by the owner, and no protests have occurred to date.
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San Diego
Calif
American Civiliberties Union
ACLU
Deep Throat
Mdscat Theater
George Haverstick
Supreme Court
Haverstick
Valentine card dispute ends in fatal stabbing in Los Angeles
Will Brown, 37, was stabbed to death in a dispute that started with Valentine’s Day cards exchanged with his girlfriend Béverly Bates, 27. Bates was booked on suspicion of murder.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Will Brown
Béverly Bates
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