Carrasco seizes prison fortress threats and hostage demand
Carrasco, a prisoner, took over a San Antonio facility and held hostages including a chaplain. He demanded bulletproof gear, walkie talkies, armor, and liberty with medical needs met. Officials refused to release prisoners, and authorities warned of fatal risk if provoked.
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Carristo
Castro
Carrasen
Carrasco
San Antonin Polier
Bi Weilbavher
Ruben Montemayor
San Antonio
Prise
Hedeheck
Carrageo
Innate
Garrasen
Joseph O'Brien
Gartasea
O'Brien
Scrge
Don Kirkpatrick
Ron Taylor
Justices’ Order on Tapes Welcomed by Kennedy
Senator Edward Kennedy of Massachusetts welcomed the court order on tapes as a strengthening factor for the rule of law. He called the ruling a significant milestone in maintaining judicial integrity and accountability.
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Edward x Kennedy
D-Mass
Top court weighs busing limits and state power
The Supreme Court doubts busing as a universal fix, urging desegregation within district lines unless constitutional concerns override. Burger warns against turning courts into legislative authorities, while dissents dispute the approach. Separate notes cover a taxicab fare case and a federal suit against Alabama drunkenness laws.
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Burger
Debate on party lines for impeachment panel
Impeachment debate on the House Judiciary Committee continued with Rep. John Conyers affirming he will vote for impeachment to restore constitutional balance and deter future abuses. Others like Rep. Elbergb, Waldie, and Dennis urged removal, while some GOP defenders argued against rushing to judgment and urged reform. The panel prepared to consider two articles charging Nixon with obstruction of justice as the historic session aired on national TV and radio.
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America
Chesterfield Smith
le American Bar Association
Demaco
Nixon
John Conyers
Michigan
Dair W. Dennis
Rind
Nisan
Congress
Andrew Johnson
Senate
Conyers
Wiggin
Eilberg
Richard Nixon
White House
Richard G. Kicindiens
Ribberg
Dennis
WI Mayne
Kiowa
Halloting
Walter Flowers
Dala
Flowers
Wiggins
Senna
Hie
Charles W. Standnim Jr
Hoax prompts frantic search for kidnapped heiress
Police chased a false tip after a hoax call claimed Patty Hearst was inside a Los Angeles apartment. Officers evacuated residents and questioned occupants while a media embargo was breached, later denounced as a phony. Hearst’s father Randolph expressed disappointment but hopes to reunite with his daughter.
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Ed Davis
Dan Cook
William
Emily Harris
Marcella Iyler
Miss Hearst
Tlarris
SLA
Price
George
Hearst
George Hearst Jr
Los
Angeles Herald- Examiner
George Hearst
Hearst Sr
Davis
Waitian
Cook
Karen Cunca
Edward
Kelly Ovenscroft
Nespaper
Gunes
Patty Nlearst
Chris
Garza
Cunea
Randolph A. Hearst
San Francisco Exantinee
Los Angeles
Hillsborough
San Francisco
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Montgomery
Ala
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HOUSE
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Edward Hutchinson
Fish
Joshua Klberg
D-Pa
Jerome Kt
Waldie
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Mdhayer
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