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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1982

Page

2

Hearst Drops Appeal in Bank Robbery Conviction

Patricia Hearst ends her court challenge citing personal and family considerations. UPI reports Judge William Orrick dismissed her appeal of the bank robbery conviction after two years in prison. The case touched on her SLA ties and defense against attorney F Lee Bailey.

San Francisco UPI Patricia Hearst William H. Orrick Miss Hearst F. Lee Bailey U.S Rodney H. Hamblin Bailey Berkeley Symbionese Liberation Army

Injured driver survives four days in wrecked van

An oil field worker Thomas Prince twenty of Norman Oklahoma survived four days in freezing western Oklahoma temperatures after his van wreck on New Year s Day. He set broken legs with a screwdriver and rolled up newspapers. Found by a state employee on an isolated county road, Prince remained in stable condition at Bone Memorial Hospital.

Hammon Okla UPI Oklahoma Thomas Prince Norman Prince Bone Lynn Brooks Dick Dodge Dodge

Bystander Saves Baby From West Los Angeles Fire

A bystander Gregory Francisco rushed into a burning West Los Angeles home after a woman shouted there was a baby inside. He pulled the infant girl from the smoke and passed her to a bystander outside, hours after the child’s parents were found critically burned.

Los Angeles UPI Gregory Francisco Sharon Gawronski Francisco

Singing princess weds commoner in Thai royal ceremony

Princess Chulabhorn, youngest daughter of King Bhumibol and Queen Sirikit, married Flying Officer Virayuth Didyasarin at the Grand Palace in Bangkok. The couple, after a two year romance, celebrated with royal rites before family, including gifts of water, incense, and symbolic fig leaves.

Bangkok Thailand UPI Siam Chulabhorn Bhumibol Adulyadej Sirikit Grand Palace Virayuth Didyasarin Sawang

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