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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1974
Page
6
The White House is surrendering tapes to Jaworski amid a subpoena dispute. St Clair and Jaworski aides have negotiated daily since Monday after the White House sought a four day extension of the deadline to respond. The subpoenas reportedly do not seek certain items.
Former Attorney General Kleindienst shown willing to plead guilty to a misdemeanor amid Watergate scrutiny. Reports say Justice Department and Jaworski staff debate felony perjury charges with disbarment risk. Nixon-era figures Ehrlichman and Nixon tied to 1971 appeal orders and later resignations. White House confirms no existing tapes for certain Judiciary Committee asks. five conversations possibly unaired. Senate and House panels press for presidential tapes and related campaign finance documents.
An open letter received by KPFA radio and the Examiner from jailed SLA members hints that Patty Hearst will be released unharmed. The SLA, described as a 25-person multiracial armed group, claims Remiro and Little are its soldiers and argues Hearst should not be harmed.
Los Angeles County Supervisor James Hayes said the county will not scrap its odd even gasoline sales program despite Orange County's move. He warned of continuing shortages and advised careful use in April and May. The Automobile Club of Southern California noted more stations may remain open Sundays this weekend, easing runs on gas. Shell Oil will cut prices 1.8 cents per gallon for independents and increase allocations by 2.6 million gallons daily.
In Paris the British government signalled readiness to abandon the Concorde as a costly failure. France seeks expansion of the joint program and more planes. Talks between Anthony Benn and Aymar Fould covered the plane’s future amid public doubts and a $2.3 billion development bill.
Investigators suggest the Stanford era killer may have slain two young women found in foothill areas near the campus. The second body was found Monday, 13 months after the first. Santa Clara County Sheriff Captain Howard DeSart said there is a strong possibility the same person is responsible, noting the locations are within three miles of each other. Janet Ann Taylor, 25, worked for a marine weather firm on Page Mill Road. Leslie Maurie Perlov, 25, worked in a nearby law library.
Police said a man armed with a sawed off shotgun robbed North Pacific Bank of an undetermined amount. He coerced a 13 year old teller’s son into helping, then forced the boy’s mother to surrender money at the drive in. The teen was released unharmed 30 minutes later. FBI seeking a Seattle man.
The master of the Romanian trawler Inau remains aboard his 26 foot vessel in Curris Bay after U.S. Coast Guard custody. He faces charges of violating U.S. fishing rights with a preliminary hearing set for April in Curis Bay. The ship was seized Tuesday morning while fishing inside what Coast Guard described as the inner territorial waters.
PATTERSON was vice consul for agrarian and cattle affairs in Hermosillo on his first foreign posting. He studied at the University of Michigan and Columbia. His father, the late John N. Patterson, was a Philadelphia businessman and civic leader and political adviser to Mayors Dilworth and Clark. Meanwhile, armed men abducted a wealthy landowner near Acapulco, about 110 miles from Hermosillo, with the 1-year-old son of a taxi owner also reported kidnapped in the resort area on March 19. officials say no link to Patterson case is evident.
An empty driverless four car train started itself and sped for over nine miles through East Croydon and other stations at more than 20 mph before derailing into buffers at a siding near Norwood Junction. Authorities investigate possible links to a separate train attack in Hermosillo region.
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