Hearst Abduction Tale Reveals SLA Bondings
Chicago Tribune sources reveal Patricia Hearst recounts sympathizing with the SLA two weeks after kidnapping and a six week window before freedom. The confession notes a manuscript by Hearst and two SLA survivors William Harris and his wife Emily, intended as a political military book.
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Hearst Writings Reveal Her Inner Thoughts During Kidnapping
Secret documents publish Patty Hearst in her own words from the SLA captivity period. The writings discuss sympathy with the SLA, fears about joining, and the brainwashing claim, detailing interactions with Cin and other members as she faced choices about remaining with the cell or returning home.
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Elyria Sees Seven Inches Of Snow As Schools Close
By Gary Clark heavy snowfall dumped seven inches on Elyria area snarling rush hour traffic and forcing some schools to close. The National Weather Service noted light snow today with 30 percent chance of more tonight and 20 percent tomorrow. In many communities no parking bans were instituted as the storm pounded the region with sleet and freezing rain.
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Weather and Snow Situational Update Across Cleveland Area
Snow flurries seen with partial cloud cover tonight and tomorrow. Low around 0 to 8, highs in the 20s. 20 percent snow tonight, 10 percent tomorrow, 30 percent east tonight and tomorrow. Fatality in Twinsburg as 52 year old Matt Maenza died shoveling snow. Area road crews and motorists face slick roads, long delays, and battery strain amid heavy winter conditions. Cleveland Automobile Club logged over 1,000 help calls before 5 pm yesterday.
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Paraplegic Elyria native alleges abuse by San Diego police
Jack Robertson 25 of Colorado Beach near San Diego says two officers pulled him from his car and handcuffed him after a traffic stop while he was driving a hand controlled vehicle. He asserts abusive treatment and tests for drunkenness, which he says were negative. Robertson, a Kent State auto accident survivor and Channel swimmer hopeful, faces two illegal lane change charges with trial set for Feb 17.
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Jobless rate drops sharply in January nationwide
Washington reports the unemployment rate fell to 7.8 percent in January, the largest monthly decline in six years. About 450000 workers were rehired, nonfarm payrolls rose by 1.8 million since June 1975, teen joblessness rose to 19.9 percent while adult men improved to 5.8 percent and adult women to 7.5 percent, with black and minority rates at 13.2 and 12.0 percent respectively.
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Koching up a surprise Olympic medal in Innsbruck
Bill Koch of Guilford Vermont finishes strong in the 0 kilometer cross country event at Innsbruck earning a silver. Sheila Young adds to the U.S. display by taking second in the 1 540 meter speed skating and already owning a gold in the 500 meter race. Details in sports section.
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Vestry seeks to remove Beebe as Christ Church rector
In Oberlin the nine member vestry unanimously votes to petition Bishop Burt for the dissolution of the pastoral relationship with Rev Peter Beebe. The process, likened to a divorce, could take one to two months and requires attempts at reconciliation with third party involvement. Beebe rejects resignation, does not lead services, and remains employed at Shadybrook Retreat House.
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Nixons Returning to China for Anniversary Visit
Tokyo AP reports former President Richard Nixon and wife Pat accepted an invitation to visit China on February 21 1976 marking the fourth anniversary of their first trip The Chinese government will send a plane to California to pick them up Hsinhua notes the visit deepens Sino US relations and references the 1972 joint communique
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