Hearst Daughter Mystery Linked to Farmhouse Probe
Reports link Patricia Hearst to a Pennsylvania farmhouse tied to a Federal probe. FBI sources note fingerprints found at the site along with three others. Her associates Wendy Yoshimura and the Harrises traveled west after leaving Pennsylvania as investigators pursue a conspiracy to bomb a UC Berkeley ROTC HQ.
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Messiah with $42000 price tag ties to Hearst case
Walton's lawyer Charles Garry also represents Scott who has known him since Berkeley in 1969. Former CT sports writer Bill Naab in Ft. Lauderdale notes Jack Scott and Werner Weiner had radical ties and may be linked to Patty Hearst. Weiner, facing grand jury, says he chose truth to avoid jail for others and criticizes FBI.
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Fla
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Hearst
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Jack Scott
Danziger
SLA
Emery
Miss Hearst
Temple University
New York
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Los Angeles
Portland
Federal Building
FBI
U.S
Webner
Elyria Telephone workers reject second pact vote
Employes of Elyria Telephone Co. narrowly defeated a proposed three year contract 73 to 50, choosing not to strike. Union leader James Harper said no strike now and a federal mediator may step in. Management indicated readiness for further meetings. The dispute centers on a 12.5 percent wage increase and fringe benefits. About 189 workers face new pay scales across job categories as the old agreement expired Feb. 23.
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James Harper
Ohio
Communication Workers of America
Harper
Irwin Dolski
Cleveland
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Dolski
Elyria Telephone Commercial
Ronald Taylor
James Herbert
Gorski
Lukens Steel names Pflasterer vp manufacturing and engineering
James L. Pflasterer will join Lukens Steel Corp. on April 1 as vice president of manufacturing and engineering. He resigns as general superintendent of the Lorain-Cuyahoga works of U.S. Steel. Pflasterer will join Lukens management committee and report to C A Carlson Jr. The move follows Lukens’ ranking as a major Philadelphia area steel producer specializing in heavy plate.
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Lukens Steel Corp
Lukens
Philadelphia
Pflasterer
Lorain-Cuyahoga
1S. Steel Corp
Ile
C.A. Carlson Jr
U.S. Steel
Pilasterer
Earl W. Sieger
Senate Debates Broad Energy Bill Amid Rationing Claims
Senate began debate on a sweeping energy bill backed by Ford allies who said it would empower government fuel rationing in energy crises. The measure, led by Henry M. Jackson, would grant the President standby authority to allocate fuel during emergencies, while Ford opposes congressional vetoes of rationing plans and any removal of fuel price controls.
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D-Wash
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U.S. nuclear arsenal labeled vulnerable to misuse
The Center for Defense Information reports the United States has about 30 000 nuclear weapons at home and abroad and warns they are highly vulnerable to misuse by terrorists. It cites 120 000 people with lawful access and outlines weapon locations and types across ships, submarines, silos, and air bases worldwide.
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U.S. Navy
Superstition costs Americans billions, study finds
A psychology study cited by Lucille Hollander Blum in Psychology Today estimates Americans spend about half a billion dollars annually on superstitions and related items. Ladder avoidance and knocking on wood are among the most common beliefs, yet a small amount of superstition may boost confidence and self-esteem.
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America
Postgraduate Center For Mental Health
New York
Lucille Hollander Blum
Psychology Today
Ms. Blum
Mental Health Center
A&P May Shut One Third of Stores Nationwide
New York AP says Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co may close more than 1,200 of its 3,500 stores in the next 12 months. J L Scott, new chairman, cites phasing out small obsolete outlets to speed rebuilding. Closings depend on lease and labor talks. number of job losses unspecified. A&P, founded 159 years ago, is the nation’s largest grocery chain.
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A &P
America
Wall Street nudges higher as credit easing aids markets
Opening the Dow nibbled up about a point while gainers slightly outpaced losers at the NYSE. The Fed reported a 424 million drop in business loans at major New York banks for the week, as First National City Bank and Mellon Bank cut corporate loan rates to 7.34 percent. In nearby notes, Ohio retailers reported cartons deliveries and poultry price ranges, while Chicago markets showed butter steady and egg price shifts with wholesale quotes largely unchanged.
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IBM Corp
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Alcoa Joy Mig Am Airlines
Yuph Kencott
Aman
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Eta
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Coca Cola
Penney
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Rep Steel Cookun
Ie Rockwell
Curtiss
Ty East Kodak
Exxon
Firestone
Ty Tiup
Texaco
Ford Motor
Timkin
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Les Trw
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Toft
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Orr
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Pierrer Smith Coel
American Machine & Foundry
American Ship Building
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Chromalloy
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Goodrich
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Koehring
Savbeans
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Searleg
Svbron
Tappan
Toledo Edison Ls Ltd
Union Pacific Corp
Victor Camptometer
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Wor
Asta
Larwin
Rtv
Texaskil Mtg
Phil Suburban
Allstate
Drevius
GreatlakesChem
Nucor Corp Mi
Ai Keystone
GrtAmer Corp
Ape
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Grth
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M&f
DIA
Wash Mutual
AMEX
Marriott Corp
Teledyne Inc Spa
Single Women Go to Taiwan
Taiwan's population in mid 1974 stood at 15,798,304 with males outnumbering females by 786,458. The Chronicle-Telegram, Elyria, Ohio, dated March 14, 1975, lists post and mailing details, rates, and local office contacts for The Loran County Printing & Publishing Co. including city lines and subscription prices.
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Colorado University, Boulder
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