Woman marshal says Patty Hearst sweet
In San Francisco UPI, Janey Jimenez, a 23 year old federal marshal and the northern district of California’s first woman marshal, guards Patricia Hearst daily. She says Hearst is sweet and nice but remains fair, firm, and professional with everyone. Jimenez, single and a San Diego State grad, previously guarded inmates including Lynette Fromme and Timothy Leary, and now helps lead a new era for women in law enforcement.
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London psychiatrist says Hearst was brainwashed not cooperative
Dr. William Sargant, who interviewed Patty Hearst five times for the defense, asserts she was genuinely kidnapped and brainwashed by the SLA. He describes a 60 day captivity with abuse and threats, including sexual torture, and notes she was coached to handle a gun before a bank robbery.
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House sends public works bill to Ford
The House approved a $6.2 billion public works measure aimed at creating at least 600,000 jobs and sent it to President Ford, who signaled a veto citing higher spending and limited immediate unemployment impact. Senate approval came by voice vote on December 17.
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President Ford attends bicentennial prayer breakfast
President Ford and family joined about 3000 guests at the 24th annual National Prayer Breakfast in Washington. He urged the nation to grow spiritually as it enters its third century and urged a legacy of leadership. The event also featured Henry Kissinger and Elliot Richardson. Ford plans campaign stops in New Hampshire and Florida in February while campaigning for votes. Morton's White House role as adviser is being reviewed by the FEC.
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Reagan charges Ford campaign dirty tricks
Ronald Reagan accused Ford supporters of using dirty tricks in New Hampshire politics. He spoke to about 180 people in Concord, asserting Ford allies distributed attack memos on Social Security while suggesting locals insert their names as sources. Separately the FEC renewed subsidies to Terry Sanford and Milton Shapp, confirming funding for their presidential bids.
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Usery aims to avert construction strikes as Labor Secretary
W J Usery Jr told senators if confirmed he will unite labor and management to head off potential strikes in construction. He notes 3 000 contracts due to expire this year and opposes federal contract guidelines, saying issues are too complex. He has led the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service since 1973 and serves as Ford's labor negotiations aide.
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Ford to Sign 200 Mile Offshore Fishing Limit Bill
President Ford will sign a bill extending U S territorial fishing rights to 200 miles offshore. The Senate approved the measure 77 to 19 despite objections it could be enforced only by gunboats. The act delays its effective date until next year while Ford pursues an international Law of the Sea conference later this year. The current U S fishing limit is 12 miles.
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Floodwaters Close Scores of Highways Across Northeast
Rain snow and ice storms plus a January thaw battered the Northeast causing rampaging rivers and streams and forcing hundreds from homes. The flood closed highways and secondary roads from the Middle Atlantic to Maine, delayed trains and traffic, and led to school and racetrack cancellations with significant property damage. Three highway deaths were blamed on the weather, while cooler temperatures slowed runoff in eastern New York. Evacuations occurred in Vermont, New York, and Pennsylvania as basements flooded and mobile home parks were emptied. Beebe Junior High in Malden closed due to basement flooding and Narragansett Racetrack and Suffolk Downs canceled daily events.
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Soviet backed forces reach near Huambo in Angola
Tass reports Marxist troops reach the environs of Huambo and seize Alto Hama while advancing along roads to Huambo and Silva Porto. Pro Western Union forces flee to Silva Porto as national army moves toward Lobito and Benguela, with Zambia alert.
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