Hearst Named SLA Associate Amid Looting Kidnapping Saga
The FBI linked Patricia Hearst and the Harvises to the SLA, as authorities pursued the trio after a wild weekend that followed a deadly gunbattle with 500 officers at a Los Angeles hideout. Investigators cited shoplifting, a 30 round rifle discharge, and a sequence beginning with a bungled burglary.
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Miss Hearst
Los Angeles
FBI
Harvises
Sporting Woods
Haris
William Sullivan
St Clair disputes Jaworski subpoena clash in Watergate coverage
The article reports on St Clair disputing Jaworski's subpoena power amid Watergate fallout. It notes Richardson's view that prosecutors can challenge executive gatekeeping, and mentions Nixon’s defiance of subpoenas, Sirica's support for Jaworski, and Hearst family updates including Patty Hearst’s status and possible indictments.
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Atty
Ellios Richardson
Archibald Cox
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Jaworski
Roge
Richardson Richardson
Cox
Nixon
House Judiciary Committee
Theft of weapons onLB Coast Guard ship arrests made
Five Burton Island crew members, the Long Beach based Coast Guard icebreaker, were arrested after investigators recovered five of eight stolen weapons from the ship's armory. FBI and Coast Guard intelligence tied the theft to personal profit.
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Lou Godfrey Stell Weller
Long Beach
Jim Buckley
FBI
Coast Guard
Patty Hearst fiance comments amid Los Angeles shootout
In a San Diego seclusion, Patty Hearst's fiancé Weed denounces the LA gunbattle that drew 500 officers to SLA hideout. Mayor Bradley orders four city departments to file detailed reports on the incident and potential liability for rammed homes and displaced residents. Weed criticizes the surrender approach while urging Hearst and the Sarrises to decide next steps.
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Tom Bradley
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Weed
Miss Hearst
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Hearst Case Brings SLA Brainwashing Theory To Fore
Berkeley expert Colston Westbrook and associate Wes Davis argued on NBC that Patricia Hearst may have been exposed to thought reform by the Symbionese Liberation Army. They described coercive brainwashing as a possible factor in her actions, while Hearst family members urged police to spare SLA members and seek lives for all involved.
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UPI
Patricia Hearst
Symbionese Liberation Army
Colston Westbrook
Berkeley
Sha
Hearsts
Westbrook
SLA
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Tomorrow Show
Sam
Miss Hearst
The
Black Cultural Association
Hacker
PBI
Patty Hearst
SLA victim father may sue police
In Ummaus Pennsylvania the father of William Willie Wolfe, one of six men killed in a shootout, says he may sue the Los Angeles police and the FBI for murder. Dr Wolfe criticized tactics of authorities who opened fire on the house, saying police could have waited them out.
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University of California
Sullivan
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Miss Hearst
PBS
John Morrison
Los Angeles
Emmy Brubach
San Francisco
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Randolph A. Hearst
The
San Francisco Examiner
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James Browning Jr
Ummaus
ATK
William Willie’ Wolfe
Hery
Br. L.S. Wolfe
Wolfe
Reinecke blasts Flournoy in California tollay ad blitz
Reinecke accuses Flournoy of funding a million tollay advertising push by California special interests in the campaign’s final two weeks. He questions Flournoy’s November chances as aides decline to comment. Reinecke says his own money flow has nearly stopped and his chairman calls the campaign nearly insolvent. He faces a July 15 trial in Washington over details of San Diego’s selection as the 1972 Republican National Convention site.
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Mournoy
Flournoy
Reinecke
Cliff Anderson
Washington
Lick
Senate Judiciary Committee
San Diego
Food price dip marks biggest fall in seven months
The latest price report notes a 40.7 percent drop in groceries, the steepest decline since September, while other costs rise. Gasoline prices remain 40 percent above April 1978 levels and overall fuel costs up 6 percent. Clothing costs up 6.8 percent, medical care rent dry cleaning bus fares and other services rise 0.6 percent. Gas and electric charges for homeowners ease slightly though water and sewer charges climb.
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