Hearst Arrives for Los Angeles State Arraignment
Patricia Hearst arrives in Los Angeles for arraignment on 11 state felony charges tied to the May 1974 Inglewood shooting at Mel's Sporting Goods. Conviction could carry life imprisonment. Hearst and her parents attend court as marshals move her to and from the jail.
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Arizona home buyers overpay due to sales tax deduction quirk
About 13 000 new home buyers in Arizona possibly paid over 2 million dollars in federal income taxes last year because builders cannot separately show sales tax on new homes. IRS researchers say the issue may not be intended by the tax code and buyers could deduct a hidden 693 dollar tax bill at 25 percent brackets, a move officials call unfair.
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Aces' bid overcall leads to four spades defeat and victory
Esta Van Zandt of Houston guides her team through a competitive bidding sequence. West's cue bid signals majors as South becomes declarer in clubs, but a heart finesse and diamond play steer the outcome. North-South press for game with a three no trump answer and an invitational raise to two no trump.
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Networks spurn Reagan airing as primaries loom
Reagan fails to secure air time from ABC CBS and NBC delaying his nationwide address. Ford sits steady at the White House while Wallace hints at retirement if not nominated. Carter allies seek voting rights challenges in New York and strongman tactics amid a quiet campaign weekend.
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FBI burglaries target Socialist Workers offices and allies
FBI agents burglarized New York City offices of the Socialist Workers and the Young Socialist Alliance as many as twice a month from 1960 to 1966, totaling 92 break ins. Other burglaries in 1960 touched the Los Angeles Socialist Workers leader’s home and a Hamden Connecticut residence linked to the party.
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Arcadia High presents Oklahoma with Rod Jarvis Tammy Alley
Arcadia High School fine arts stages Oklahoma this Friday and Saturday in the school auditorium. Rod Jarvis stars as Curley and Tammy Alley as Laura with Todd Scott Brad Owens Susy Windsor Mike Goulet LuAnn Bright in supporting roles. The Arcadia String Orchestra led by Reginald Brooks and the choral group under Ronald Millsop perform the music. John Young directs with Fern Millman assisting and students handling lighting stage management props costumes makeup and more. Tickets are $2 at the door and curtain is 8 p.m. both nights.
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Ado Annie
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Aunt Eller
Arcadia String Orchestra
Reginald Brooks
Ronald Millsop
Roger and Hammerstein
John Young
Fern Millman
Tia Arnold
Shaun Barchus
Connie Heaton
Laura Sears
Jerry Pence
Linda Menard
Margaret Larkin
Adam Mohney
Shirley Fabok
Ed Baum
Paul Schramm
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Land of Promise history drama to be staged in Scottsdale
The Third Ward of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints will present The Land of Promise a history drama at 7 30 p m Tuesday at the Scottsdale Stake Center 2202 N 74th St. The program is free to the public and features adult and youth ward members in a detailed glimpse into American history.
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Eisenhower kin weighs bid for 4th District seat
Earl Eisenhower 39 year old nephew of former President Dwight Eisenhower is reportedly considering a Republican run in Arizona's 4th Congressional District. He is married to Judy Rooney, aide to Senator Barry Goldwater and Space Committee staffer, with ties to Paradise Valley and Arizona.
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