19 Feb 1976
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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1976
Page
1
Growth controls push floor of the new County Courts Building and limit housing densities on mountainsides. The slope ordinance sent to the commission seeks to curb unregulated parcels larger than 36 acres or split into up to three parts, aiming to stop land transfers to avoid street paving and utilities.
In Buenos Aires President Isabel Peron, facing seven months of pressure to resign or be impeached, pledges a presidential vote before year end and says she will not run. She commits to serving out her term and states she is not interested in being a candidate.
London officials say no British government would deploy troops on the African continent to back Rhodesia's white minority regime. In Oakland a small plane carrying Sen. Paul Laxalt ran out of fuel and crash landed in San Francisco Bay with minor injuries reported. Elmo Zumwalt is reportedly set to announce a Senate bid in Virginia next week after AFL-CIO backing.
Patricia Hearst testifies she still fears being killed, describing fear that drove her to violence during 19 months with the Symbionese Liberation Army. She discusses captivity, abuse, and her role in the bank robbery while cross examined on reading and political study materials.
Four SLA survivors challenge Patricia Hearst's account in separate hearings. Russell Little and Joseph Remiro deny her murder claim linking the SLA to Oakland school official Marcus Foster. William and Emily Harris seek dismissal of state charges while admitting Hearst fired at a sporting goods store. FBI agent Thomas Padden testified about threatening Hearst to prevent flight during the San Francisco capture. Hearst testified in San Francisco about the Foster killing. Little and Remiro call Hearst's story false.
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