Carter aims to repeat NH win in Massachusetts clash
Boston dispatch shows Jemmy Carter chasing a second victory after New Hampshire as he faces George Wallace and Henry Jackson in Massachusetts. Bayh Udall and Shriver weigh in. tax proposals and public service plans draw fire. Wallace crowds loom amid busing debate as Ford Reagan await March 9.
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Georgia
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Cambridge
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Sutton
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Pleasant Valley Country Club
Sargent Shriver
New Bedford
Shriver
New Mapapedite
Springfield
Fred R. Harris
Oklahoma
Udall
Plains
Congress
Elliot
Richardson
South Hadley
Hearst prosecutor hints of surprise witness in trial
In San Francisco AP report, prosecutor James Browning teases a government witness as defense psychiatrist Orne notes polygraph limits. Bailey seeks admission of Hearst polygraph results while Lifton resumes testimony. judge to rule on hearing outside the jury.
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San Francisco
Patricia Hearst
Martin Orne
University of Pennsylvania
Miss Hearst
Orne
F. Lee Bailey
Hubert J. Liiton
Yale University
Bailey
James K. Browning Jr
Browning
Symbionese Liberation Army
Ally
David Bancroft
Randell
U.S. Dist
Oliver J. Carter
Carter
Res Orne
SLA
Lifton
Three charged with murder in Klan killing 19 years ago
Montgomery witnesses testified in a grand jury hearing about the 1957 abduction and forced leap of Wille Edwards Jr by Ku Klux Klan members. William Livingston Henry Alexander and James York are charged with first degree murder and free on bond as the investigation continues.
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Montgomery
Ala
Wille Edwards Jr
Alabama
Aoa
Sam Taser
Oon
Edwards
William Kyle
Sonny” Livingston
Henry Alexander
James York
Ward
Tausday
Livingston
Eorward
Birmingham
Dong
Adty
Bill Baxley
Jack Shows
Edward
Raymond C. Britt
Ku Klux Klan
Lowntes County
Britt
KMX
Baxley
Threat letter to Hearst trial prompts FBI check
A letter allegedly from the Symbionese Liberation Army threatens judge, attorneys, and two witnesses in Patricia Hearst’s bank robbery trial. FBI agent Bates said he cannot confirm legitimacy. The communique taunts the court and warns those named will die.
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Symbionese Liberation Army
Patricia Hearst
Charles Bates
FBI
Saii
Mist Hearst
Los Angeles
Bates
San Francisco Bay Area
Hearst
U.S
Cartet Bailey
Browning
Matthews Snd
Sheppard
Oliver J. Carter
Miss Hearst
Thomas de Matthews
Anthony Shepard
SLA
William
Emily Harris
Emmaus
Pennsylvania
William Wate
Canaan
Witness claims Hearst in red ski mask linked to holdup
An investigator testifying in Sacramento said a witness believes Patricia Hearst was the woman in a red ski mask who robbed Crocker National Bank on April 21. The witness described the crime scene and noted Hearst’s possible involvement as a getaway was alleged by the defense. The jury will be sequestered during Safiah’s trial set for March 8.
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Call
Seven Salish
Tris
Patricia Hearst
David Fechheiner
Martha Quintet
Crocker National Bank
Eat
Sollah
Myrna Oprah
Fechheimer
Miss Hears
San Francisco
Fechheiner
Sacrameno Court
FBI
Miss Wearst
Shelton Otis
Mrs. Quimnet
Otis
Hearst- Elas
Philip Wilkins
Safiah
Daily Mail notices on telephones and addresses
Fragmented text shows notices about telephone numbers and street addresses, with scattered names and dates. It mentions New Year's Day and May, plus various personal and public notices.
Ghost ship ordeal ends as crewman rescued off Key West
Charles Halla, 47, of New Orleans, survived two days aboard a drifting World War II freighter after a tug failed to reclaim him. He described open doors banging, a loose lifeboat, and eerie sounds as heavy seas pushed the ship toward Cuba before rescue.
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Lone
Charles Malle Pina
Key West
Fis
Hallas
Florida Strelte
Comet Guard
Fla
Caribbean
Charles Halla
New Orleans
Halla
Nalla
Walla
Beleee Rey West
Cuba
Infections Fleeting Through Hospitals Cost Billions
Atlanta reports that about 14 million Americans hospitalized annually acquire new infections. The CDC funds a national study costing about 1 million over two years to find control methods. Mail questionnaires will go to 6 500 hospitals to select sites for infection control systems.
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the &D
CDC
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