Hearst Freed From San Diego Jail Hours Before Release
Patricia Hearst was released from San Diego federal jail to U.S. marshals early today. Warden William Lumpkin said she was handed over this morning and would not reveal her departure time or destination. Her attorney and U.S. District Judge Orrick met in San Francisco as a private conference followed by a likely conditional release backed by a $500,000 pledge from her father and uncle.
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San Diego
UPI
William Lumpkin
Patricia Hearst
U.S
Lumpkin
Miss. Hearst
Metropolitan Correctional Center
San Francisco
Tentative GM UAW contract reached after nationwide plant strike
Union sources report a tentative national agreement between United Auto Workers and General Motors as 80,000 hourly workers began a seven state selective walkout across 16 GM plants. Local officials say strikers to return Monday with one day of lost production expected at affected plants.
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Detroit
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General Motors
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Midwest
SU Stadium debt guarantee moves on to trustees
Syracuse University trustees face a weekend decision on guaranteeing 525000 annual debt retirement for a proposed 50000 seat stadium in Van Buren. County legislators defer action to Monday as objections from Van Buren officials and concerns over financing dampen support.
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van Buren Road
Convicted killer’s parents start fund
In Waterbury Connecticut Murray Gold’s parents Meyer and Dina Gold announce a defense fund to post his 250000 bail after the stockbroker from Queens New York was convicted yesterday of two murders in 1974 of his former wife’s parents Irving and Rhoda Pasternak.
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Waterbury, Conn
Murray Gold
Gold
Queens
N.Y
Waterbury
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Rhoda Pasternak
Meyer
Dina Gold
Swine flu ads target black urban communities
The government will run nationwide TV and radio campaigns to persuade blacks and city residents to get swine flu shots. Dr. Delano Meriwether, head of the program, plans meetings with Rev. Jesse Jackson in Chicago to craft a strategy addressing distrust among urban Black communities. Ads are set to start next week.
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Washington
Delano Meriwether
Jesse Jackson
Chicago
Meriwether
Inflation rate climbs as October marks fifth easing month
The Labor Department reported consumer prices rose 0.9 percent in October, the fifth straight month of easing inflation. New car prices drove over one third of commodity increases while other gains came from gasoline utilities and insurance.
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Leonard Curry Washington
LLP
Labor Department
Department
Weather Outlook Clouds and Light Snow Possible
The forecast calls for variably cloudy and cold conditions tonight and tomorrow with a 30 percent chance of snow flurries. Any snowfall should be brief and melt quickly as warmer temperatures arrive tomorrow, with overnight lows in the upper 20s and a 40 degree high.
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Hancock Airport
NEA to Form New York City Teachers Union
NEA announces plans to form a rival union to United Federation of Teachers in New York City. President John Ryer criticizes Shanker for proposing suspension of collective bargaining during the citys fiscal crisis and calls for an impartial board to resolve inequities.
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New York
UPI
National Education Association
New York City
Albert Shanker
United Federation of Teachers
NEA
John Ryer
Shanker
FBI’s Most Wanted List Hints At Public Relations Skill
A tongue in cheek note suggests the top FBI wanted figure would excel at public relations. The remark links media savvy to notoriety, highlighting a public image angle on a criminal pursuit.
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FBI
Welfare fraud called unbelievable says state inspector general
New York State Welfare Inspector General Richard Horan called the scale of ineligible welfare recipients and vendor fraud unbelievable. He urged counties to tighten verification, push for computerized eligibility systems, and promised more survey results from Onondaga County.
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John H. Mulroy
Parke W. Wicks
First Trust and Deposit Co
Citizens Public Expenditure Survey
Edward J. Fitzsimmons
Carrier Corp
New York
Board of Trustees
Citizens Public
Hilton Inn
Horan
Onondaga
Los Angeles
California
Sheriff slain in rural West Virginia town
A man living in Calhoun County reportedly hiding under a rock threatened neighbors with a rifle before fatally shooting the sheriff, authorities said.
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Grantsville
W.va
Calhoun County
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