Hearst Daughter Kidnapped From Berkeley Apartment
Patricia Hearst, 19, daughter of Randolph Hearst, was dragged from her Berkeley Hills duplex by two men who fired at neighbors as they fled. She is engaged to Steven Weed, 26, and was taken in a white 1963 convertible. car later found abandoned. Police tie suspects to the Symbionese Liberation Army era violence in the Bay Area.
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Berkeley
Calif
UPI
Randolph
A. Hearst
Patricia Hearst
University of California
Steven Weed
Weed
Miss Hearst
Hearst
San Francisco Examiner
Hearst Corp
Crystal Springs School For Girls
Hillsborough
San Francisco Bay Area
Oakland
Marcus Foster
Symbionese Liberation Army
Foster
San Francisco
Joseph Alieto
Bay Area
Warm Springs hatchery accord expands federal share
Washington report notes a House Senate conference agreement on expanding the Warm Springs fish hatchery project and raising the federal share for fish and wildlife costs on federal water projects. The accord, sought by Sonoma and Mendocino supervisors, requires compensation for fish losses from the Coyote Project and extends wildlife protections to projects begun after 1965. Conferees say the three quarter federal cost share will urge modern conservation programs, pending ratification. Plus local fire calls. Georgia Pacific plant wood dust blaze contained. chimney fires on Grove Ave and Waugh Lane with no damage.
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Washington, D.C
Don Clausen
House-Senate
Warm Springs
Clausen
Sonoma
Mendocino County
Corps of Engineers
Georgia
Pacific
Grove Ave
Charles’ Peterson
Waugh Lane
C.G Hibbs
Truckers strike cripples economy causing shortages and violence
Independent truck drivers strike over fuel prices triggers food and product shortages nationwide. Gov Shapp declares state of emergency in Pennsylvania as violence spikes and plants shut, costing tens to hundreds of millions. Officials warn 50 000 Pennsylvania workers laid off with potential 400 000 nationally.
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Pennsylvania
Milton J. Shapp
Washington
New Orleans
Agriculture
Earl Butz
America
Butz
United Fruit and Vegetable Association
Holly Farms ,Inc
Wilkesboro
N.C
Kroger
Cincinnati
Amarillo
Fort Worth
Tex
Interstate Producers Livestock Association
Illinois
West Virginia
Nick Borkovich
Teamsters Local
Pittsburgh
South Carolina
Tennessee
Wisconsin
Ohio
Michigan
Kentucky
Shapp
County code amendments to be heard this week
Mendocino County planning commission will hear two amendments this week plus several use permit items. Friday’s 11 a.m. session includes mobile home use permit and 3:45 p.m. appeal on access easement. Thursday features a public utility facilities permit at 11:30 a.m. and other hearings for private school construction and restaurant mobile home operation during building phases.
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Mendocino
James Dean
Philo
Charles Green
Comptche
Masonite Corp
Ukiah
Ackerman Creek
Donald Jenkins
S. Dora
Nixon pledges broad medical coverage with limited taxes
President Nixon promised comprehensive care for all Americans with minimal federal interference and no higher taxes. He outlined a three part health plan to be submitted to Congress, funded through private and public means, preserving Medicare and avoiding new taxes while expanding hospital, physician, drug, and mental health services. He defended the current system and argued against federal takeover while noting plans to seek eight years in office.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
American Hospital Association
Edward M. Kennedy
Mass
Congress
Watergate
Winesday
British mine shutdown ordered for weekend
Mineworkers leaders rejected a late government peace appeal and ordered a nationwide coal mine shutdown at midnight Saturday. Prime Minister Heath warned of catastrophe as the National Union of Mineworkers refused to negotiate without cash on the table. The National Coal Board warned the move could be unmatched in postwar history while rail services faced a 24 hour regional walkout.
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ONDON
National Coal Mines
National Union of Mineworkers
Edward Heath
House of Commons
Derek’ Ezra
National Coal Board
Britain
Joe Gormley
William Whitelaw
England
Wales
London
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Potter Valley
Jonathan Rea
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Veterans Memorial Building
Hugh Gillis
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Internal Revenue Service
FHA
USDA
Federal Disaster Assistance
Redding
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Senate
Fairmart
N. State
United Press International
Charles’ Caffrey
Stroehmann Brothers Baking Co
The
New York Times
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California
Connecticut
Delaware
Indiana
Iowa
Maryland
Massachusetts
Minnesota
Missouri
President
Fresnel Medical
Ukiah Valley
Regina Heights
Trap Club
del. Kennedy
Jim Swayne
Gormley
Len Murray
Trades Union’ Congress
TUC
Transport, Railroad, Electrical and Power Workers
Sears
Sears Ukiah
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