Witness recalls Hearst as foul-mouthed desperado
Witness James Norton described Patricia Hearst as a peppery, foul-mouthed desperado who rushed the Hibernia Bank with an SLA group on April 15, 1974. He recalled hearing her threaten customers and shouting obscenities while the bank robbery film was shown, and testified about her carbine bearing her relation to the SLA.
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Toy Leowell
Wetter
Sas
Francisco
API
Patricia Hearst
James Norton
Miss Hearst
Norton
U.S
Miss Hearstuller
Tie
US Diat
Oliver J. Carter
Owning
FBI
Miss Hearét
Donald Cinque’ LeFreeze
SLA
Los Angeles
Camilla Hall
Delreeze
Vously
Bailey
Mise Hearat
Slatiomeys
Lis
Edward Shea
Shea
Raley
Nancy Lingerry
Mra. Perry
Babley
Miss Hears
Tania
San Francisco
William
Emily Harris
Harrises
Redia
Guatemala quake death toll near six thousand
An AP report cites UNDRO estimates that about 6,000 people died and 40,000 wounded in the Wednesday quake in Guatemala. The United States organized a bi plane airlift of aid, with a massive relief effort under way as officials in Guatemala City reported extensive destruction across many towns and the capital.
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Guatemala
Uity. Guatemala
Alaster Relief Organization
UNDRO
United States
AGLN
Geneva
Guatemala City
UNDHO
Suatemala
AQ Dmedian
Panama Canal Zone
Hulupters
Jayubaj
Teepan
Putrela
Chimaltonango
Comalapa
EL Progrego
Datagosa
Peta
Theol
Escambia High riot over Rebels nickname closes school
In Pensacola Florida Escambia High School remained closed after a four hour riot sparked by disputes over the nickname Rebels. Three white students suffered gunshot wounds and 27 others were injured as rock and brick throwing occurred near the campus. A black man Raymond Lindsey 23 was charged with three counts of aggravated assault. Deputies used tear gas to quell the mob as whites demanded a new vote on restoring the Rebels nickname amid years of legal battles over symbols linked to the Confederacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John van Gieson
Associated Press
Pensacola
Fla
Escambia High School
Escambia
Keith Hughes
Raymond Lindsey
Hughes
Escambia High
U8. Dist
Winstus Ariin
Pensacota Ried
Tovaiae
Tmurghes
Sgt
New Orleans
Ue Stuent Barry
Wednesdhir
Jetl
Sioyl
Railroads Gain Free Rates Under New Law
The new act signed by President Ford lets railroads raise or lower freight rates up to 7 percent annually without prior ICC approval, with a three day notice. It also funds reorganization for seven northeastern railroads and delays full effects for about a month. After 240 days, routes with heavy competition may set rates above or below cost within limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hington
Ford
Interstate Commerce Commission
Sirica in Critical Condition After Massive Heart Attack
Watergate judge John J. Sirica remained hospitalized in critical condition after collapsing during a George Washington University law alumni luncheon. Paramedics revived him with chest compressions and electrical shocks. doctors later reported no brain damage and that his condition improved through the day.
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Sirica
Wasametun
John J. Sirica
U.S
Grice Mencher
District of Columbia Superior Court
Shrica
George Washington University Law School
William C. DeLodovico
Sitkea
Slice
Lucile
Tur
Joel Gorfinkel
Gorfinkel
Richard M. Nixon
White House
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Okla
Francis &. Meloy Jr
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Mupgkos
Brethren Church Cor
Gay & Alen
Hagerstown
Pad Reng
Peator
Ati
Tod
Rae
Fuccuten
Lemoyne
OMS
Chamberabing
BAT
Mip Panag
Slevaty Gowan
Atest
Wien
Margred’s South
Matt Chambereturg
Pratt
Takoma
Okt
Orehand
ARIS
Virginia Atstian
Meee BA Tents
Paramount
Interiors, Inc
Leitersburg Pike
Wie Ee
John Deere
Savins Tractora &Hp
Carlyle & Martin, Inc
Mauger Ave
Feen Delivery
Opthon
Shockey
Heperstans, Re
Yale
Aes
Fusestova Sara Phdst
Hagerstown Cleaners & Launderers
Franti
Faerty Ao
Scooter
Chevette Aleabon Economics
Sheltie Et Beret
Pummer Construction, Inc
Hagerstown, Md
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