Hearst Kidnap Story Returns To Berkeley Court
Patricia Hearst’s kidnap saga reappears in Alameda County as William and Emily Harris face a 19 count arraignment for Hearst abduction and related charges. Hearst herself awaits federal sentencing in San Francisco for armed bank robbery.
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San Francisco
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Susan Jordan
Wilmont Sweeney
SLA
Alameda County Grand Jury
Hearst
Harris
Oakland
Los Angeles
U.S. District Court
William H. Orrick Jr
San Diego
Man fights Social Security policy over disabled brother’s aid
Scottsdale resident Hyman Perelgut campaigned to maintain a $10.10 supplemental income for his blind deaf mute brother Jack after a policy raise altered eligibility. Despite initial reinstatement, benefits were cut by 70 cents while a $165 overpayment was claimed, prompting further appeals and paperwork. Perelgut plans no further challenge due to time and cost.
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Scottsdale
Hyman Perelgut
Orange Blossom Lane
Social Security Administration
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Free shuttle to run for patrons during Scottsdale Fair
A free shuttle will transport patrons from the public parking structure Scottsdale Mall and Second Street and the Scottsdale Senior Center to the fairgrounds during regular hours. The Oct 1 4 to 10 p.m. and Oct 2 3 1 to 10 p.m. fairs support 31 charities through 28 local sponsors.
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Marianne S. Barnett
Fair Committee
Scottsdale Mall
Second Street
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Barnett
Federal suit challenges Arizona 2000 foot obscenity ban
Adult bookstore operators sue to block a new Arizona law labeling sales within 2000 feet of schools parks or residences a public nuisance. Attorney Richard Hertzberg seeks injunction while arguing no court ruling on obscenity is needed for nuisance actions. The statute, signed by Gov Raul Castro on June 27, follows a Supreme Court ruling on zoning of sex oriented venues.
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Richard Hertzberg
Arizona
Bruce Babbitt
Phoenix City
Andrew Baumert
Raul Castro
Hertzberg
U.S. Supreme Court
Carter campaign office opens in Phoenix tonight
Arizona headquarters for the Carter Mondale campaign opens at 6 tonight in Phoenix. State coordinator Alfredo Gutierrez says the grand opening at 1520 N Central Ave will feature a televised debate at 6 30 followed by a short Carter film. Public invited. Phone 252 1721.
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