Hearst Attorneys Seek Delay in Trial Date
Patricia Hearst's lawyers seek a two month extension of her December 15 trial citing brainwashing effects. They argue more time is needed for preparation as US prosecutors push for a speedy trial under new act. A closed door meeting with Judge Oliver Carter will discuss the 9th Circuit decision and possible deduction of psychiatric evaluation time.
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Record crime rise in 1974 shocks nation
FBI reports 10.1 million serious crimes in 1974, up 18 percent from 1973, the biggest annual increase in 14 years. The rise was steeper in property crimes with 21 percent thefts and 18.5 percent burglaries, while urban rates remained highest. Youth and women drives the surge, with arrests rising notably among under 18s and females.
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Three Hunters Die After Canoe Overturns
BURLEY Idaho UPI two duck hunters drowned Saturday when their canoe overturned on Lake Walcott northeast of Burley A third man died from exposure while en route to a hospital One survivor and a search for Berdel Hammond 24 continued Hammond and Don Pierce 34 were from Rupert Jay Hammond 21 died from exposure Ture Nordstrom 22 was hospitalized in fair condition Pierce’s body was found during the weekend.
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Moore Trial Faces Speedy Trial Question in Ford Attempt
San Francisco 1975. Sara Jane Moore, 45, former FBI informer, allegedly fired at President Ford outside a hotel. Trial set for Dec 15. lawyers argue mental competency and the Speedy Trial Act could delay proceedings. Oliver Sipple restrained Moore after the shot.
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Nevada Prison Tension Eases After Lockdown
Nevada State Maximum Security Prison shows calmer conditions as 300 inmates remain in cells while officials foresee a return to normal within days. Superintendent Snellgrove reports limited incidents and notes orders for clothing and bedding have arrived slowly, with jackets expected this Wednesday.
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Norman Snellgrove
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