Hearst Demand Upheld By SLA Coalition Notes
The SLA raises its ransom to four hundred million dollars in a new demand while Cinque criticizes Hearst wealth. Cinque says assets would pressure release and urges a six-group coalition to monitor the food program rather than negotiate Patty Hearst's freedom. Food distribution points are listed in Bay Area districts.
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Hearst
Cinque
Patty
Patty Hearst
SLA
East Palo Alto
East
West Oakland
San Francisco
Missouri District
Chinatown
Western Addition
Hunter's Point
San Frantisco Bay Area
FBI
Miss Hearst
Ludlow Kramer
Washington State
Kramer
Seattle
Peggy Maze
Sélavian
Mase
San Francisco Bay Area
Los Angeles
Hearst Mansion
A. Ludlow Kramer
Volunteers mass for giveaway plan to feed 100000 parsons
Randolph A Hearst aims to recruit 1000 volunteers for a mass program to feed 100000 parsons for a year potentially becoming permanent. Rachel Hayes, working 18 hours, fields calls from donors while 28 year old single mother volunteers. Chudia Deyside, 22, Mill Valley actress, acts as receptionist and voices mixed approval and protest about the kidnapping context.
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Randolph A. Hearst
Rachel Hayes
Chudia Deyside
Mill Valley
Tye
Priest declines third term due to illness
Sacramento State Treasurer Ty Baker Priest, after hospital tests, follows his doctor’s advice to not seek a third term. Deputy state treasurer Alex Steinkamp said Priest is recuperating in Los Angeles from exhaustion and chronic anemia. In Alaska, a volcano on Great Silkin Island erupted Wednesday night creating a mushroom cloud per an Aitak Seimo logical Observatory spokesman.
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Sacramento
Ty Baker Priest
Alex Steinkamp
Steinkamp
Adak
Alaska
Great Silkin Island
Aleutians
Aitak Seimological Observatory
Georgia editor kidnapped by terror group draws response
A terror group claimed kidnapping of Ga editor Reg Murphy, publisher of The Constitution. Family says they want him back unharmed and not paying ransom. FBI and police declined comment as authorities monitor the case amid wider concerns.
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Pields
Murphy
Cox Chain
Geduldig leaves state post to join Brinn campaign
Dwight M Geduldig resigns as State employment development director to become a campaign aide for Republican U S Senate candidate Earl Brinn. He departs March 11 after handling press secretary and speech writing duties for Brinn’s campaign. Nearby, a missing private plane pilot Edward L Van Allen from Santa Ana is identified after radio contact loss during a flight from Long Beach to Hawaii.
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Sacramento
UPI
U.S. Senate
Earl Brinn
Geduldig
Grian
Health and Welfare
Atek
Democratic
Alan Cranston
Honolus
Edward L. van Allen
Santa Ana
Calif
van Allen
Pacific
FAA
Long Beach
Hawaii
FBI probes altered U.S. documents in Watergate matter
The PBS is reported to investigate possible alterations to White House documents linked to the Watergate inquiry. FBI probes unclear counts of tampered pages as records show gaps and shortened paragraphs. Jaworski’s grand inquiry and logs to identify access are cited, with officials offering limited comment.
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PBS
White House
Los Angtles Times
Sean Jaworski
The
Times
the Times
FBI
Jaworski
Senate Judiciary Committee
Spy case details unfold amid Navy briefing and senior aides
Radford testifies that he was ordered to spy on Vietnam and China during four trips with Haig and Kissinger. Welander admits receiving highly secret dispatches and says they were given to Moorer then returned, while Radford accuses Robinson of directing unauthorized information transfers to the White House and Pentagon. Moorer, Kissinger, and Welander face Senate questions as investigators push for a full probe.
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Aiderson
Welander
Radford
Kigsinger
Peking
Haig
Southeast Asia
Adm
Thomas H. Moorer
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Moorer
Kissinger
Vietnam
China
White House
Pentagon
Jack Anderson
Robinson
Sex bias added to L A Fire Dept suit
The Justice Department amended a long running suit against the City of Los Angeles charging sex discrimination in hiring women firefighters. The 4,150 member department reportedly has 94 Mexican Americans and 48 Black members but no women. A March 5 hearing was set on the original suit seeking an order to increase minority recruitment and compensate women applicants harmed by past policies.
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UPD
Justice Department
Los Angeles
Atty
William B. Saxhe
U.S. District Court
Fire Department
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Lust
Constitution
Maynard Jackson Jr
CBS Morning News
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Teamsters Union
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John Dean
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Poneer Mvd
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Thehone
Wilmington
Lanmdale
South Bay
Artflur
Boars Telephone
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Ned Horwalk
Ehrlichman
Harold Hughes
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