Hearst Freed on 1.5 Million Bail Return to Nob Hill Home
Patricia Hearst, freed on bail while appealing her federal bank robbery conviction, moves from prison to a Nob Hill apartment under guard. She must live with her parents in California, report to a probation office, and is due for a state trial in Los Angeles in January.
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San Francisco
Patricia Hearst
Nob Hill
Miss Hearst
Federal Building
Catherine
San Francisco Examiner
Randolph A. Hearst
Ess
Hearsts
U.S
William H. Orrick
Los Angeles
Orrick
California
Alternate plan to rescue NYC needed Carey says
Gov. Hugh Carey says a court ruling that a three year moratorium on 1.6 billion dollars in New York City debt is unconstitutional requires the city to devise an alternate financial recovery system. The Court of Appeals held the arrangement kept the city from bankruptcy but was not legal, and immediate payment was not required.
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Richard T. Pienciak
NEW York
Hugh Carey
New York City
Court of Appeals
Albany
Municipal Assistance Corp
MAC
W. Bernard Richland
Richland
Carey
Abraham D. Beame
Israel
Treasury
Washington
Treasury Department
William E. Simon
Simon
Radioactive Cloud Passes Over United States
A cloud of radioactive fallout from a Chinese hydrogen bomb test drifted over the United States with EPA monitoring units activated nationwide. Officials said rain could bring higher levels to Pennsylvania, but overall exposure remained minimal unless a rain front intersects the cloud.
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Washington
UPI
United States
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Pennsylvania
China
Earth
Washington State
Governor to confer with regents over Nyquist firing
New York Gov. Hugh Carey summons the state Board of Regents to Albany for a Dec 6 meeting with Education Commissioner Ewald Nyquist after the board voted 6-1 to dismiss him. Carey denies involvement and calls for collaboration among the regents, the executive, and the legislature.
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New York
Hugh Carey
State Board of Regents
State Education Department
Ewald Nyquist
Nyquist
Carey
Regents
Albany
Woman faces cruelty charge in pup's death
A 29 year old Pennellville woman Kathleen Wilcox is charged with cruelty to an animal after a puppy died from exposure tied to a three foot rope near her mobile home. Bail set at $2000 with a Dec 7 hearing while autopsy results pending. Sue Russo of the Central New York Humane Association notes the bail as a first in cruelty cases.
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Pennellville
Kathleen Wilcox
Sandridge Trailer Court
Schroeppel
Raymond Hopkins
Stanley Jung
Sue Russo
Central New York Humane Association
Weekend Weather Keeps Central New York in Grey Skies
The National Weather Service at Hancock Airport reports continued cloudy, cold conditions for Central New York with a 30 percent chance of light snow flurries. Little rain yesterday brings annual precipitation to 55.71 inches while temperatures dip to 25 tonight and 35 to 40 tomorrow as NW winds 10 to 20 mph persist. The outlook through Monday remains mostly cloudy and cold with a chance of snow flurries.
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Kissinger Carter briefing visit in Plains Georgia
Secretary of State Kissinger flies to Plains Georgia to brief President elect Jimmy Carter on international relations. Carter seeks broad consultation over foreign policy after criticizing Ford era secrecy. Bush CIA chief and Mondale attend sessions. Carter to meet Ford and other cabinet members in Washington.
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Jimmy Carter
Jody Powell
City Council
Paul O’dwyer
James Gerstenzang
Plains
Henry A. Kissinger
Georgia
Kissinger
U.S
Ford Administration
Bush
George Bush
CIA
Walter F. Mondale
Washington
Ford
White House
Richard M. Nixon
Carter weighs need for tax cut as inflation cools
Washington reports show a cooling inflation rate and rising business spending, complicating Carter’s decision on a tax cut. The Fed cut the discount rate to 0.25 percent and revised plant capacity usage to 80.9 percent, signaling less slack for growth. Consumer prices rose 0.3 percent in October, the smallest gain in seven months. Durable goods orders rose in October, the first uptick in four months.
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Washington
Jimmy Carter
Federal Reserve Board
Fed
Henry C. Wallich
Senate Banking Committee
Labor Department
Commerce Department
American priests expelled amid Marcos crackdown in the Philippines
The Marcos regime expelled Rev. Edward M. Gerlock of Binghamton New York and arrested Rev. Albert Booms of Harbor Beach Michigan as suspected subversives. Booms faced deportation after arrests in Zamboanga City during a broader raid closing two radio stations and detaining 29 others.
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The
Philippines
Ferdinand E. Marcos
Edward M. Gerlock
Binghamton
N.Y
Gerlock
Davao
Mindanao
Albert Booms
Harbor Beach, Mich
Pontifical Institute For Foreign Missions
Father Booms
Tondo
Zamboanga City
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