Ex-agent urges Hearst release from prison
Former FBI directorate figure Charles Bates, who led Patricia Hearst’s 19 month manhunt, asked Attorney General Griffin Bell to consider mitigating Hearst’s seven year bank robbery sentence. Hearst has served 17 months and may reach parole eligibility next July.
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Bell
Carter sister calls for prayers amid Camp David peace push
Ruth Carter Stapleton, sister of President Carter, urged prayer for peace during the Camp David summit. She commented on the Patricia Hearst case, expressing belief that Hearst has served sufficient time and should have her sentence considered for mitigation.
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San Francisco
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Mao Appears in First Chinese Drama Yang Kaihui
Mao Tse-tung is shown as a young revolutionary leader in the new play Yang Kaihui, portraying him in the 1920s to 1930s era as a central figure and teacher of the Chinese revolution according to Hsinhua. The production marks Mao's first lead role on stage.
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China
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Hsinhua
Yang Kaihui
Mao's first wife Yang Kai-hui executed in 1930 winter
Yang Kai-hui, Mao Zedong's first wife, was executed by Nationalist forces in the winter of 1930 at age 29. The事件 reflects the peril faced by early revolutionary allies during China’s civil conflict.
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Mao
Longoria Brothers Suit Heads to Jury in $400 Million Case
In Laredo Texas a four brother dispute over Empresas Longoria assets faces jury selection in a $400 million suit filed by Octaviano Chito L Longoria. Judge Lazaro Garza Gongora will rule on motions today including a request to relocate the trial amid heavy pretrial publicity dubbed The Dance of the Millions.
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Skeen backs tax cut to aid cities and low income voters
Joe Skeen the Republican candidate for governor argues New Mexico can afford a $30 million gross receipts tax cut on food drugs and medical services. He says removing the tax would boost capital circulation benefiting municipalities while preserving revenue stability and a flexible city based funding structure.
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New Mexico
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Domenici Anaya clash on campaign financing
At the New Mexico Municipal League conference Domenici and Anaya spar over federal financing of congressional campaigns. Domenici opposes using tax dollars for campaigns while Anaya supports federal funding and cites oil and gas donors.
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Market rise after wholesale price, money supply drop
The Dow Jones jumped 9.70 to 903.41 at noon as buyers surged after word wholesale prices fell 0.1 percent in August, the first drop since 1976, and the money supply declined $1.8 billion in the latest week. Advances led declines 11 to 3 on the New York Stock Exchange.
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City man pleads guilty to forgery
Manuel E. Guevara, 18, of 318 E Jefferson St., pleaded guilty to four counts of forgery and received four concurrent 2 to 10 year terms suspended except one year in jail with credit for time served. He is on five years probation to make restitution. Margaret Ann Miller Scott pleaded guilty to fraud for welfare benefits totaling 6581 received unlawfully. Sentencing deferred five years with probation and restitution to be arranged with adult probation.
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Manuel E. Guevara
Jefferson St
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Neal
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Roswell Daily Record Billing and Staff Directory
Roswell Daily Record lists staff including Cerase Cord Jerry McCormack R.M. Higginbotham John Pettit and Christine Floyd. Advertising and production roles noted. Subscription and mail rates given for local and out of state delivery. General notice of AP membership and rights.
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