Patricia Hearst jury selection begins in federal trial
In San Francisco UPI reports jury selection opened for Patricia Hearst in a landmark federal case. Judge Oliver Carter will question about bias as prosecutors present eyewitnesses and photos linking Hearst to SLA crimes after her kidnapping on February 4, 1974.
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Hearst
San Francisco
UPI
Patricia
Carter
California
Sirhan Sirhan
Son
Angela Davis
Daniel Ellsberg
Juan Corona
Ness
Lynette Fromme
Sara Jane Moore
San Francisco Examiner
Randolph Hearst
Catherine
Vicki
Johnson
Patricia Hearst
Symbionese Liberation Army
Patty
Berkeley
Calif
Miss Hearst
SLA
U.S
Oliver Carter
Gas hike proposal to council for 28% rise in gas costs
A Columbia Gas plan for a four year rate increase totaling 28.6 percent is headed to the city council after a utilities committee vote. The schedule calls for 13.18 percent this year, then 7.62, 3.06 and 3.87 percent with a 7.59 percent return on investments, reducing current bills from 24.98 to 27.62 dollars monthly for 15 000 cubic feet.
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Columbia Gas
Utilities Committee of Council
Utilities Committee
Gas Company
PUCO
Columbia Gas Division
Lloyd McIntire
McIntire
Leo Bullocks
Goodwin Trial Set For February Seventeen
Eddie Goodwin faces a jury trial February 17 in Sandusky on charges tied to Anthony Marsho's theft of over $320,000 in auto license funds. He’s accused of two counts of complicity, one of receiving stolen property, and a gun charge. Marsico, serving 3 to 10 years, says Goodwin duped him in a confidence game. Goodwin denies the claim and says Marsho offered him money and is using him as a fall guy for a lighter term.
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Eddie Goodwin
Anthony J. Marsho
Goodwin
Sandusky
Jefferson County
Marsho
Golden Buckeye Card discounts push for Ohio seniors
Gov Rhodes announced a state program offering seniors over 65 discounts at Natural Resources facilities and other venues. The "Golden Buckeye Card" will be issued to citizens from February, with plans to expand acceptance to grocery stores, retailers, and services.
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Columbus
UPI
James A. Rhodes
Rhodes
Department of Natural Resources
Janis
THE
Ohio Historical Society
Interstate Bus
Detroit busing plan fully in force as schools reopen
Court ordered desegregation busing resumes with 21 800 pupils moved. turnout varied by race as some white families boycott buses to black neighborhood schools. Officials called the first day a success despite one third of pupils staying home amid tensions and cold, clear weather.
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Detroit
Rumsfeld urges possible 30B replacement for Minuteman missiles
Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld told Congress the United States may need to replace the 1,000-missile Minuteman land based system as it grows vulnerable to Russian attack. A new system could cost over 30 billion over a decade, with the Pentagon aiming to supplement or replace part of the force in the 1980s if necessary. He warned Soviet ICBM advances threaten current capabilities while noting future confidence in the force structure declines without real term budget increases.
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Washington
Defense
Donald Rumsfeld
Congress
U.S
Rumsfeld
Minuteman
Russia
House Armed Services Committee
Ford Administration
Elyria School Officials Set for Retirement
Two Elyria City Schools administrators announce retirement effective Aug 1. Foster Elliot, 63, director of pupil personnel services, and June Blakeslee, 65, clerk treasurer, combine for 45 years with the district. Elliot's career spans athletics at Elyria High, principalship, and PP services, with roles in special education and guidance.
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Elyria City
Foster Elliot
June Blakeslee
Elliot
Blakeslee
Elyria
Vassar Ave
Elyria High School
Unding
Ohio
Phi Delta Kappa
Our VA hospitals short on pay long on rules
Otis Jordan, 52, a World War II Marine veteran, sought care at the Hines VA hospital in Illinois for severe abdominal pain and bleeding. He was sent home with a diagnosis of nerves after two visits, while private doctors later revealed severe hemorrhoids, an enlarged heart, hypertension, and anxiety requiring immediate surgery.
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Otis Jordan
Veterans Administration Hospital
Hines
Tll
Jordan
TRE
Hines Hospital
Robert C. Fruin
William Lees
Rosella
Sam
American Hospital Association
AHA
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General Cinque
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Nancy Ling Perry
Patricia Soltysik
Camilla Hall
Angela Atwood
FBI
Los Angeles
Council
Committee
Beverly J. Renner
D-7
Peter van Wormer
North Ridgeville Contract Bridge
Ir Entertainment
Ohio Commission On Aging
Martin Janis
Detroit High School
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Mrs. Blakf
Chicago Tribune
Tribune Task Force
Federal General Accounting Office
GAO
Marion
Ind
Downey
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