Hearst vows to meet new kidnap edict
Randolph A Hearst pledges to meet the Symbionese Liberation Army demand for food shipments to every needy resident of the San Francisco Bay area and aims for a nationally televised news conference with two imprisoned SLA members. He admits his initial one month aid plan was a mistake and seeks to align actions with the SLA request while attempting to contact Little and Remiro on air.
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Hillsborough Lap
Randolph A. Hearst
Symbionese Liberation Army
San Francisco Bay Area
SLA
Patricia Hearst
Tech. 4
Hearst
The
San Francisco Examiner
Nixon panel argues over tapes and impeachments scope
Ziegler urged limits on committee demands as it probes Watergate tapes and material on ITT antitrust, milk price support, campaign practices, and White House finances. Hutchinson said tapes in three of six areas may exist, while Roding denied receipt.
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Comptroller
Currenty
Federal Communications Commission
Ziegler
Watergate
House Committee
ITT
White House
Megler
Zieler
Edward Hutchinson
R-Mich
Capitol Hill
Leon Daworski
Nixon
Los Angeles Gas Stations Must Post Hours and Prices
Los Angeles service stations must display hours of sale and any purchase limits, as mayor Tom Bradley signed the ordinance after council approval. The rule, now in effect, also requires posting gasoline prices with penalties up to a 500 dollar fine or six months in jail for violations.
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Los Angeles
Tom Bradley
Nua
Food-price spiral hits poor hardest in price rise data
Washington report shows food-costs rose sharply across diets with the liberal diet at 64.60 weekly up 19.4 percent, moderate at 53.20 up 20.6 percent, low-cost at 41.70 up 21.5 percent, and economy diet used for food stamps at 31.50 up 22.3 percent, hitting the poor hardest.
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Washington
UPT
Agriculture Department
L B automated people mover in transit proposal
City transit study outlines a possible Queen Mary area people mover using gas turbine buses. A five cent fare idea and seven day service are discussed along with accessibility features and shoreline routes. Estimated cost reaches up to 55 million with hurdles to overcome before any launch.
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Mary
London
Firell
Farell
Queen Mary Complex
Belinuat
Ha Blatt
San Francisco sewage strike pits city against union
A six hour meeting failed to end a walkout by San Francisco city workers over a sewage plant shutdown. About half the city struck after the union rejected a 5 percent across the board wage increase and health benefit gains approved by voters. The outage left three plants idle, dumping millions of gallons of raw sewage daily into the bay and ocean, prompting state fines and renewed mediation efforts.
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Alioto
Peinstein
State Attorney General's
Pacific Ocean
San Francisco Bay
Roderick Wilson
Ireland senator slain in border region ambush
Irish police report the body of Senator Billy Fox found shot near the Monaghan farmhouse from which he was abducted by about a dozen armed men. Fox, a Protestant in the Dail, was seized Monday as attackers torched the Coulson home and fled after firing shots. The Ulster Freedom Fighters claimed responsibility for the killing amid Ireland strife.
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Ireland
Irrish
Sen
Billy Fox
Fox
Republic
Vox
Northern Ireland
Richard Coulson
County
Monaghan
Coulson
Senat
Liam Cosgrave
Fine Gael
the Republic
Jack Barnhill
Unionist Party
Irish Republican Army
ATL
Auergillas
Barnhill
Paddy Wilson
Social Democratic and Labor Party
Ulster Freedom Fighters
California to sue over federal oil price controls
State Controller Flournoy directed the attorney general to file suit against the Federal Energy Office chief and the FEO to stop price controls tied to crude oil. California argues the policy costs $680,000 daily, forces sales at $4.2 a barrel, and could trigger recovery of $1.3 million already received plus $57 million in future payments.
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Sacramento
Houston Flournoy
Attorney General's Office
Federal Energy Office
Flournoy
California
Attorney General’s Office
Federal Energy
William) Simon
FEC
FAO
Long Beach
Hijacker Captures Domestic Flight to Okinawa
A young man seized a plane on a domestic Tokyo to Naha flight, planning to fly to Tokyo for ransom and gear. Police dressed as attendants boarded, took over the cockpit, and after nine minutes of notes and pleas, the hijacker was captured on Okinawa. Passengers were released as authorities negotiated and the plane refueled.
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Okinawa
Counl
Guerrilas
Traq
Japan Air Lines
Shizuo Asada
Asada
Hisacker
Tokyo
Tergain
Naka
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Remiro
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William Gagen
Uri
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L. B. Automated People Mover In Transit
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Queen Mary
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Alsoto
Jack Crawley
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