Fugitive Wheeler claims innocence in Hearst case
The former escapee Thero Wheeler, alias Bradley Bruce, recounts his attempts to avoid SLA ties after faking a new identity. He says he was wrongly linked to Patricia Hearst’s kidnapping, noting the FBI later dropped questions about SLA crimes.
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Vacaville
Calif
Thero Wheeler
Patricia Hearst
Bradley Bruce
Houston
Tex
Wheeler
Aperonemes
SLA
FBI
California
Donald DeFreeze
Black Cultural Association
DeFreeze
Soledad
San Francisco Bay Area
New York
Chicago
Underground
Bay Area
Radi
Cal Organization
Venceremos Group
People
Venceremos Medical
Mary Alice Siem
San Francisco
Fillmore-Western Addition
Oakland
Marcus Foster
Miss Hearst
Berkeley
Houston Post
Houston Chronicle
Los Angeles
Postal Service halts photocopying and stamp sales
The postal service announced the cessation of photocopying services for post office customers and the termination of postal related items sales including stamp affixers and self-inking stampers. The move follows recommendations from two Congressional subcommittees in early 1975.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postal Service
Seagoville inmates embrace meditation program
At the Federal Correctional Institution in Seagoville Texas 321 of 450 inmates and the associate warden study meditation in a program taught by inmate teachers. Psychologist Brian Bunk notes improved self control and loneliness, while Michael Clegg a seasoned practitioner leads sessions and envisions future results.
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Seagoville
Bunk
Michael Clegg
Clegg
Hopi Ingleside Roadrunner outing and PTA notices
Hopi fathers and sons will attend a Phoenix Roadrunners game January 30 with bus transport and an ice hockey briefing. Reservations by January 16 to Bud Lowell. Ingleside ParTeen Board meets January and discusses upcoming sales and projects with Jack Kearney present February 11. Story hour at Saguaro Library Saturday. New law raises reduced price meal income threshold in Scottsdale schools for 20 cent lunches. Lost and found bin at Ingleside cafeteria stocked for items.
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Phoenix Roadrunners
Veterans Memorial Coliseum
Roadrunners
Bud Lowell
Hopi Pta
Jack Kearney
Scottsdale
ParTea
Bill Pederson
44Th St
Phoenix
Tonto Tonalea sixth graders learn Respect for the Law program
Tonto School students participate in a Respect for the Law program with assemblies by a lawyer a probation officer and a policeman. The Maricopa County Bar Association conducts the program to foster understanding of law and the judicial process.
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Tonto
Law
Maricopa County
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Daily Progress
Irma Winemiller
Ingleside ParTen
Lois and
Lin Barnes
Ingleside
Saguaro
The
Phoenix Public Library
Scottsdale Progress
Parada del Sol Edition
Scottsdale Daily Progress
West
50 States
P.D
Tonto Pta
Carolyn Lybrook
N. 74Th Way
Estelle Kret
Scottsdale Parks and Recreation Department
Susan Hult
Sharice Lyman
Nick Raymond
Montie Cunningham
Andrea Gale
Robbie Cox
Angie Buecher
Dick Childers
Tonalea
Kathy Goble
Bill Queen
Kathy Poth
Carolyn Biedler
Candida Sebio
Dan Lucero
Debbie Barnhart
Kathy Paletta
Larry Vehling
ACIL
Linda Counsell
Mary Isaacson
Nancy Kirk
Anne Louderback
Jean’ Robinson
Barbara Uhlman
Diane Baker
Den
Sandy Sosa
Ann Fitzgerald
Diana Draeger
Berenice Malenka
Val Trickel
Arthur Schwartz
Eli Whitney
Robert Fulton
Elias Howe
Tonalea Pta
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