Supreme Court refuses Hearst bank robbery appeal
The Supreme Court declined to review Patricia Hearst’s 1976 San Francisco bank robbery conviction. Justice Brennan would have limited review to jailhouse recordings. hearing now rests with U.S. District Judge Orrick who could keep Hearst free or reduce sentence to probation.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Patricia Hearst
Miss Hearst
William J. Brennan Jr
High Court
J. Albert Johnson
U.S
William H. Orrick Jr
San Francisco
Orrick
Hibernia Bank
Symbionese Liberation Army
Randolph Hearst
Catherine
SLA
Berkeley
Oliver J. Carter
Carter
Los Angeles
Bulged can sent to New Mexico agency for botulism test
An unusual bulging can collected from a Roswell home has been shipped to the state Environmental Improvement Agency laboratory in Albuquerque for testing. John Guinn said gas formation could indicate contaminants and that results are due by week’s end. The owner reported the can after hearing of Clovis botulism cases.
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Roswell
State Environmental Improvement Agency
EIA
Albuquerque
John Guinn
Guinn
Clovis
Ginn
Soviet Intercept Fires On Korean Air Lines Jet
Co-pilot says the Soviet MiG fired without warning as the KAL Boeing 707 strayed into Soviet airspace during a Paris to Anchorage flight. Two passengers killed, 10 wounded. 95 passengers and 11 of 13 crew survived. Plane crash landed on a frozen lake. Russian authorities hold crew and recorder.
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Tokyo
Korean Air Lines
Russia
KAL
Murmansk
Helsinki
Finland
Europe
Anchorage
Seoul
Ritsuko Sugano
Cho Hoon- Ho
Japan
United States
South Korea
State Department
Kim Chang- Kyu
Lee Kun-Shik
Cha Soon-Do
Karlheinz Schwaben
Dusseldorf
West Germany
Hanna Gets Light Sentence in Korean Influence Buying Case
Former Rep. Richard T. Hanna, the first congressman charged in the Korean influence buying scandal, is sentenced to six months to 30 months in federal prison. The California Democrat pleaded guilty to conspiracy to defraud the government related to cash and checks from Korean businessman Tongsun Park between 1969 and 1975.
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Washington
Richard T. Hanna
Hanna
California
William Bryant
Mercy
Bryant
Congress
Jeffrey White
Tongsun Park
Charles McNelis
Nine die as USAC officials perished in Indiana plane crash
A twin engine plane crashed and exploded in a Rush County cornfield killing nine people including seven USAC officials and a medical staff member. Victims identified include Frank DelRey Ray Marquette Shim Malone Stan Worley Don Peabody Judy Phillips Russ Teegarden Dr Bruce White and pilot Don Mullendore. Recovery hampered by mud as bodies were moved to Rushville funeral home.
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Arlington
Ind
Indianapolis
U.S
Auto Club
USAC
Frank DelRey
Ray Marquette
Shim Malone
Stan Worley
Don Peabody
Judy Phillips
Russ Teegarden
Bruce White
Don Mullendore
Rush County
John Todd
Rushville
Trenton
N.J
Gene Gardner
Gardner
Roswell Invites Major Candidates to AFL CIO COPE Convention
Statewide and federal hopefuls will address the biannual AFL CIO COPE convention in Roswell at the Sally Port Inn. About 200 delegates from 30,000 workers will vote for endorsements for the June 6 primary, with speeches from Domenici Anaya Chavez Hawk and others, including Gov. Bruce King and Lujan.
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Roswell
Committee On Political Education
Aflcio
Sally Port Inn
Mary Sue Gutierrez
COPE
New Mexico Afl-Cio
Nila Baer
Emma Gonzales
Albuquerque
Jeff Bingaman
Richard Bosson
Santa Fe
John Donnell
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U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Paris
Korea
North Pole
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U.S. District Court
Washington, D.C
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Unifax
McNelis
Park
McNells
Mich
Ohio
O. O
Ales
Neal Gonzales
Afl-Cio
Bruce King
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