Ford Travel Pace Raises Security Debate Amid Attacks
President Ford plans trips across at least 12 states before Christmas despite two gun incidents targeting him in Sacramento and San Francisco. White House aides and Betty Ford urge cautious openness, while lawmakers call for refined protection methods. A separate House committee vote blocks an 8.6 percent federal pay raise, signaling limited legislative momentum this session.
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Hearst publisher denies affidavit before capture
Hearst publisher Reg Murphy rebutted a Newsday report claiming an affidavit for Patricia Hearst was prepared months before her capture. Murphy said the claim was ridiculous and noted no defense was finalized until after Hearst’s arrest, while Newsday cited ongoing family planning for a diminished capacity defense.
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Prime suspect named in hearst robbery murder case
A 27 year old James Kilgore is sought in connection with a Carmichael bank robbery as investigators uncover a Daly City apartment with bombs shotguns revolver and revolutionary literature. Patricia Hearst remains in custody with psychiatrists to study brainwashing and shifting jail occupation notes. Authorities also seek Margaret Turcich in relation to the case.
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Harris couple arraigned in L A hearing date set
Harris and her husband faced arraignment in Los Angeles with a hearing date set for 8 30 am on October 9. Weinglass argued for access to evidence behind a grand jury, while the couple argued against a closed preliminary hearing and protested the severity of shoplifting charges in the Inglewood incident May 16 1974. Security was extraordinary with searches at the courthouse and body frisking for all attendees. A separate jail arrangement and admission to the Hall of Justice occurred, with mentions of related defendants and the ongoing mental competency examinations for Miss Hearst conducted at San Mateo and in the University of California panel context.
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Moore criticizes security during dramatic shot attempt
The woman described the FBI as “thrown out the window and to the dogs,” said she hoped her gesture would spark unity against SLA rage, and claimed the security was stupid inviting the crime. She stated she did not intend to kill, expected prison, and called herself not berserk.
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Kissinger pressed on Sinai secret compites request
Washington senators urged Secretary Kissinger to disclose secret commitments to Egypt and Israel before acting on a plan to send American technicians to the Sinai Peninsula. The Foreign Relations Committee demanded the information as part of the policy debate.
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Rand study says California could meet own fuel needs by 1980s
A California Assembly committee report based on two years of Rand Corp research argues California and the West could rely on Alaska oil and offshore supplies, with offshore development and state participation helping address environmental concerns like Santa Monica Bay. The study forecasts California production could rise to meet much of its consumption, potentially doubling current output, while noting spill risks and preferred Arctic Gas pipeline as the lower cost, more secure option compared with LNG plans.
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