Psychic aids locating Patty Hearst clues in McCall’s report
Psychic Dorothy Allison told FBI agents of hideouts used by kidnapped Patty Hearst and predicted a religiously named place where she would be found. Hearst also said to dye her hair red and travel nationwide, escaping a fire with shooting before reaching safety.
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FBI
Patty Hearst
McCall's Magazin
New Jersey
Randolph Hearst
Rose Namesakes Appeal To Cubs Fans In Cincinnati
Pete Rose inspired two snow leopard cubs at the Cincinnati Zoo to be named after him as officials announce the cubs born nine days before his 44 game hitting streak began on June 14. The male cub "Mr. Cinn" and female cub "Shanda" are part of a loaned selection with intent to reunite the male cub with his father.
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Cinn
Cincinnati Zoo
Shanda
Pete
First Atlantic balloon crossing trio toasted in France
MISEREY France AP The three Americans Ben Abruzzo 48 Larry Newman 31 and Maxie Anderson 44 of Albuquerque New Mex were greeted by thousands as they landed in a grain field paved with white sand near MISEREY after their historic transatlantic balloon crossing Their stop coincides with the 34th anniversary of Normandy liberation and their reception highlighted the event’s celebratory mood.
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France
Atlantic
Ben Abruzzo
Larry Newman
Maxie Anderson
Albuquerque
Free man in New Mexico double murder confesses before death
Billy Ray White who was acquitted of the 1967 Budville New Mexico murders admitted guilt in an Angola Prison article written by Billy Sinclair. The confession details the killings of Bud Rice and Blanche Brown during a holdup and White’s suicide in Louisiana.
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Billy Ray White
New Mexico
New Orleans States
Angola
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White
Bud Rice
Budville
N.M
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Angolite
FBI
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Sinclair
Billy Ray
Rice
Miss Brown
Flossie Rice
Hell
New Mexico Senators Oppose DC Full Representation Amendment
U S Senators Pete Domenici and Harrison Schmitt from New Mexico voted against a constitutional measure granting full congressional representation to the District of Columbia. The amendment, passed 67 to 32 in the Senate, seeks statehood-like rights for DC within seven years and would grant two Senate seats and one or two House members to the district.
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Albuquerque
New Mexico
U.S
District of Columbia
Rocky Mountain
Pete Domenici
R-N.m
Harrison Schmitt
Domenici
Schmitt
Maryland
Senate
House
Mayor Kucinich Faces Cold Reception in Cleveland Meeting
In Cleveland, Mayor Dennis Kucinich, fresh from an Aug. 13 recall victory, encountered hostility at his first City Council meeting. He lost a bid to bail out the Municipal Light Plant amid a broader deficit dispute, though he urged reconciliation and cooperation.
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Cleveland
Dennis Kucinich
Kucinich
Market climbs on dollar support with Dow near 897
The Dow Jones industrial average rose 4.25 to 896.66 in early trading as government steps to aid the sagging dollar boosted sentiment. Volume on the NYSE reached 10.29 million shares with four times as many gainers as decliners. White Motor led active issues with an 11 percent rise, while Cleveland Electric and Square D also advanced in early dealings.
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New York Stock Exchange
White Motor
Cleveland Electric
Square D
Local Roswell Boy Wounded In Accidental Gun Incident
A 12 year old boy from the Roswell area remains in fair condition at St Marys Hospital after an accidental gunshot wound. Cyral Burden, son of Elizabeth Burden, was hurt in an arm and body side while he and an eight year old handling a firearm. Deputy Carpenter confirmed the incident occurred southwest of Roswell and stressed it was accidental.
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Roswell
St. Mary's Hospital
Sheriff's Department
Cyral Burden
Elizabeth Burden
Roswell Daily Record Contact and Circulation Details
The Roswell Daily Record lists staff and offices at 2301 N Main St and 3201. Rates show within state 1 year $39.00 and out of state 1 year $42.00. It notes second class postage paid at Roswell and AP membership for local news and dispatches.
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Roswell
N.M
Associated Press
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