Hearst case heads to jury Friday in San Francisco
Patricia Hearst’s closing testimony ends as eight-week bank robbery trial nears verdict. The judge said the case would be sent to the jury Friday morning after government and defense closes. Hearst’s mother testified she was a loving girl before the 1974 kidnapping.
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Halley If ‘the Defendant Had As One Willed" As A Youth, “Yee
Soviet winter grain crop damaged sparks replant fears
Washington report cites US officials noting drought stressed Soviet winter wheat, with cold February weather forcing dormancy and probable replanting of large areas. Snow cover may aid spring wheat prospects, while export and American prices depend on US harvest.
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State Lottery Numbers Brief From Maryland and Pennsylvania
Lottery roundup reports Maryland drawing results with numbers for 0.000 game 58051 five six five zero five one Millionaire finalist 62316 six two eight me sin 14 for 1 Six digit 7388H five digit 15520 four digit S504 threealsgit 04 TY Bonus 15475 Also Harrisburg AP lists Baker's Seven results three digit 624 five digit 8005 six digit 339219 Bonus 339218 and Pennsylvania Double Dollars six digit 4007 five digit 00845 four digit 382 three digit 329 doubler
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Bailey defends Hearst case with famed courtroom record
Defense attorney F Lee Bailey faces high stakes as Patricia Hearst case looms. His legacy hinges on the verdict, which could restore his status after past legal troubles and boost his reputation for dramatic wins, including the 1969 Sam Sheppard reversal. He argues the closing argument decides outcomes while his colorful career spans Navy, Harvard, and TV ventures.
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Bing Crosby Sings for Charity at First Concert in Years
Los Angeles AP Crosby celebrated St Patrick Day with his first career concert to raise funds for charity. The 71 year old performer fought emotion as he received a standing ovation at the Music Center joined by wife Kataryn daughter Mary Frances and others. He planned further concerts in the United States and London.
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Nancy Sinatra gives birth to daughter Ananda Catherine
Singer Nancy Sinatra has a Caesarean delivery at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital. The child named Ananda Catherine weighs 1 ounce, second child for Nancy and husband Hugh Lambert. older daughter Angela Jennifer is nearly two. Newspaper notes ceases with unrelated items.
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Closings Eliminate 1,329 Navy Jobs Across 74 Installations
The Venagom reports 1,289 civilian positions to be cut in Navy base closures and downgrades, affecting 14,000 military and civilian personnel across 29 states plus the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico, and Guam. About 2,100 military transfers and nine months of facilities studies are planned to gauge impact and environment. The $56 million annual saving starts in October, with Florida and several other states most affected.
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25 Congressmen Plan London Trip to Accept Magna Carta
The House voted to send 25 congressmen to London to accept England's loan of an original Magna Carta for a Bicentennial display in Washington. Senate approval came with a minor technical correction. the delegation would return the document for public exhibit in the U S Capitol.
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Police ride London trains to deter bombers in action
London police escort trains into the capital to deter bombers after subway blasts. Officials say operation aims to prevent casualties and raise morale, with patrols continuing indefinitely as authorities attribute attacks to Irish Republican groups.
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