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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 1976

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Hearst undergoes emergency lung surgery in Redwood City

Patricia Hearst, 22, rushed to Sequoia Hospital after her right lung collapsed in San Mateo County Jail. She had surgery within two hours and remained in stable condition, expected to stay four to five days. Security was tight around the hospital as she prepared for a court hearing.

Redwood City Calif Patricia Hearst Sequoia Hospital San Mateo County Harold Barker Miss Hearst Jeffrey Wiseberg San Francisco Arthur J. Faro Los Angeles William Emily Harris Symbionese Liberation Army Sacramento FBI Albert Johnson

Schwartz Blasts GOP Over Ouster Of Prison Watchdog

Herman Schwartz, ousted as head of New York's Commission of Correction, denounced GOP opposition as a sign that Republicans reject prison reform. The mostly party line vote 22 to 35 ousted the University of Buffalo law professor after committees balked at his inmate rights stance.

Peter Slocum Albany Herman Schwartz State Senate Senate Schwartz State Commission of Correction University of Buffalo New York State Sheriffs Association Commission of Correc

Police chiefs criticized for resisting change and leadership

Boston Police Commissioner Robert Di Grazia denounces most chiefs as immobile and self protecting, urging innovation and public honesty about crime. He notes liberal stance, calls for research, hiring women and minorities, and admits police cannot solve crime given poverty and social ills.

Margaret Gentry Washington Boston Robert di Grazia di Granta Police Foundation di Grazia

Teachers win funding fight in Albany override vote

New York City teachers helped override Governor Carey and Senate leaders in a 46 to 11 vote to fund education in the city for the next three years. The move, supported by both parties, follows weeks of bargaining and warns of budget costs to city services.

Kenn Peters Albany New York City Hugh Carey Senate Manfred Ohrenstein Senate Democrats Carey Martin S. Auer Tarky Lombardi Jr Syracuse H. Douglas Barclay Pulaski Ohrenstein and New York Warren M. Anderson Assembly Squeeze Beame Anderson Abe Beame Ohrenstein Beame

Kissinger Warns on Communist Rise in Western Europe

Secretary of State Henry Kissinger warned at the American Society of Newspaper Editors meeting that communist participation in Western European governments could trigger a domino effect. He said this would strain Atlantic cooperation and that long term consequences should not be ignored. President Ford praised Kissinger’s work as Reagan criticized detente.

Ford American Society of Newspaper Editors White House Rose Garden Washington Henry A. Kissinger Europe Atlantic Kissinger United States Ronald Reagan

House vote kills drug sex study at SIU Carbondale

The House approved a $121,000 funding cut for a controversial SIU Carbondale research project led by Prof. Harris Rubin that would study pornographic films and pot use to measure sexual arousal in young men. Rep. Robert Michel aided the veto, signaling possible Senate confirmation and return of unused funds.

Washington Southern Illinois University-Carbondale House Robert H. Michel R-Ill Senate Michel House Appropriations Committee Siu Harris Rubin Department of Health, Education and Welfare HEW Congress Rubin

Philippine hijackers end seven day air grab in Libya

Three Filipino Moslem hijackers released 12 PAL hostages and surrendered the Manila to Rome DC8 after Libyan asylum promises. PAL President Toda claimed no explosives, while military sources said grenades may have been carried. Libyan authorities escorted the gunmen away as the plane landed in Rome.

Benghazi Libya Philippine Airlines Philippines Manila PAL Benigno Toda Jr Toda Rome Matila

Warm weekend forecast with 80 degree high

The National Weather Service at Hancock Field predicts sunny, breezy conditions and near zero rain through Friday. Tomorrow’s high should reach about 80 while tonight drops to around 50 with light clouds overhead.

National Weather Service Hancock Field

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