Hearst Attorney Attacks Press as Jury Selection Delays
In San Francisco UPI Patricia Hearst's lawyers led by F Lee Bailey blasted a New York Times story and urged press restraint as jury selection in the bank robbery trial moved slowly. Sixteen jurors have been seated with two days to go. U S Attorney Browning hopes seating by Tuesday.
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San Francisco
UPI
Patricia Hearst
F. Lee Bailey
U.S
James L. Browning Jr
Oliver J. Carter
Bailey
New York Times
Miss Hearst
Patty
Las Vegas Encounters Spark UFO Mystery In Desert
A country singer says he spoke with short pale alien beings near Las Vegas who asked why so many people live in a desert. Witnesses, including officers, reported cigar shaped crafts with flashing lights over southwestern Nevada and southeastern California, but radar found no unusual aircraft.
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Las Vegas
UPI
Las Vegas Sun
Jerry Cox
Pahrump
Nev
California
Nevada
Daily News Boosts Subscriptions by 25 Cents
The Daily News will raise its subscription rate by 25 cents effective February 1, 1976. Circulation Manager Gary Carcione cites higher labor and material costs. Carrier boys and girls along with auto route drivers will share the increase. single copy price stays unchanged.
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Daily News
Gary Carcione
The
Ford Campaign Focuses on Jobs and Spending Cuts in 1976 Drive
President Ford told midwestern Republican leaders in Dearborn he would deliver lasting, secure jobs through private sector growth and warned against instant public works solutions. He urged spending restraint to curb inflation and vowed overhaul of 50 federal programs while opposing federally ordered busing. He criticized Congress on Angola aid and urged natural gas deregulation to avert supply shortages. He noted progress with the Soviet Union on strategic arms talks.
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Carborn
Mich
UPI
Ford
Dearborn
Washington
Ronald Reagan
Republican Conference
United
Soviet Union
Radio and Television News Directors Association
Congress
U.S
Angola
House
Senate
Nursing Home Fire In Chicago Kills Thirteen
A fire at Wincrest Nursing Home on Chicago's North Side killed thirteen people including twelve women and injured about thirty others. The blaze erupted during midday mass in the third floor chapel and was one of the citys deadliest in a decade.
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Chicago
UPI
William Pollard
Pollard
Wincrest
California Doctors Reject Brown Malpractice Insurance Plan
California doctors vow opposition to Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr.'s reform plan calling for a state financed insurance pool with an initial average premium of $4,000 and 15 percent yearly rises plus a cost of living increase. The CMA says the proposal offers no real relief and may not attract 18,000 physicians to activate the fund.
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Sacramento
UPI
California
Edmund G. Brown Jr
California Medical Association
Brown
Howard Berman
Beverly Hills
CMA
United Physicians of California
Phillip M. Levin
Corning Daily Observer Burglary Reported
Corning Daily Observer suffered a Thursday night break in at the newspaper plant. Police were told the entry was gained by prying a back door lock. Major losses included three cameras, a tool chest with about $400 in tools, a typewriter, stamps, two uncashed paychecks, and smaller items. Total value estimated over $2,000.
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Corning
Corning Daily Observer
Observer
Mari Petty Barrill
Weather Service Forecasts Gloomy California Week Ahead
Forecasters warn of continued warm sunny skies for at least a week with a record Sacramento high of 73. The drought has cost California farmers and ranchers about 310.5 million dollars, hitting cattlemen and dairymen hardest as snow reserves dwindle and water supplies risk cuts.
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Red Bluff High School
San Francisco
UPI
Weather Service
California
Sierra
Nevada
Lake Tahoe
Sacramento
Snails Stop Beer Drinking After Society Protest
The Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals objected to a cabaret act with three beer guzzling snails Geronimo Monty and Big Fred manager Chris Hudson will switch them to milk. The act defense cites animal welfare while noting the snails are nearly a foot long.
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London
UPI
Royal Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Chris Hudson
Geronimo
Monty
Big
Weather outlook stays dry with mild weekend highs
Fair with variable high clouds through Sunday. Highs in the mid sixties to mid seventies, lows in the mid thirties to lower forties, winds up to 15 mph. Outlook shows continued dry and fair weather Monday through Wednesday.
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Hearst
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News of World
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United Press International
Zaire
Tass
Huambo
CIA
House Intelligence Committee
White House
Force
Fred
Society
Albert Watts
Food and Agriculture
L.T. Wallace
Bend Bridge
Lake Red Bluff
Tehama Bridge
Woodson Bridge
Keswick Dam
Burton’s Restaurant
Jack’s
Red Bluff
Little League
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Elks Lodge
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Army-Navy
Hickory
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