Hearst gets five years probation in 1974 store shooting
Patricia Hearst receives five years probation for assault and robbery charges tied to the 1974 Mel's Sporting Goods shootout. The judge cited leniency, ordering restitution to store owner Carroll Huett and noting Hearst may testify against former fugitive companions. The case leaves Hearst free on bail pending appeal of a separate bank robbery conviction.
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Patricia Hearst
Mel
Talbot Callister
Huett
al Johnson
Miss Slearst
Miss Hearst
America
Handolph
Catherine Hearst
Johnson
Niles Heardtt
Good Housekeeping Magazine
Hearst
Williart
Emily Harris
Leonard Weinglass
Harrises
Patricia’ Hearst
Weinglass
Misa Hearst
San Francisco
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Super
Miss Heart
Doris Feldman
Mayerson
Stolen stamps from New York library valued at up to a million
Stamp expert says disposal of the thefts from a New York Public Library collection will be possible with stamps including the famous Inverted Jenny worth about forty five thousand dollars and 1909 plate blocks valued around eighty thousand. Police have a clue on entry. Meanwhile in Ballymena Northern Ireland police with troops arrested Rev Ian Paisley and Ernest Baird and 10 supporters for blocking a bridge during an eight day protest threatening further clashes.
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New York
New York Public Library
Gerald Gold
Benjamin K. Miller
Midtown Manhattan
Lee
Maing
Peter Robertson
Philatelie Foundation
Ballymena
Northern Ireland
Ian Paisley
Paisley
Ernest Baird
Cheeed
Baird
Belfast
Death toll climbs to seven in Amsterdam hotel fire
Rescue teams found another body in the rubble of the Polen Hotel in downtown Amsterdam, raising the confirmed dead to seven. About 25 people were hospitalized, with several in serious condition, as investigators sought the cause of the blaze that swept through the four story building. Police warned it could take two days to determine final casualties amid ongoing search efforts.
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Amsterdam
The
Netherlands
Jeera 2
Polen
Surviving Tenerife crash changes life for Brusco family
Longview, Washington AP report details Roland Brusco his wife and his mother surviving the March 27 collision of a Pan American and a KLM 747 at Tenerife. Brusco says the tragedy gave new meaning to life prompting him and his wife to spend more time with family and reevaluate work.
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Longview
Wayh
Roland Brusco
Canary Islands
Brusco
Tenerife de Santa Cruz
Brasco
Nike
Brusca
Pan American World Airways
KLM
Big Mother
Cleo
Teri
Brysco
Steel price hikes push 1978 car costs up at least 300
Detroit reports steel price increases and rising industry costs will lift 1978 car prices by at least 300. US Steel, Republic and Youngstown Sheet announce higher prices. Ford and Chrysler expect recovery of costs though not yet fixed. GM and Chrysler cite unrecovered costs, with 1977 pricing already rising.
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Steal Corp
Chrysler Corp
General Motors Corp
Chrysler
AL Ford
Henry Ford TL
Ford
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