Hearst Freed by Presidential Clemency Before Wedding
Patricia Hearst, set to marry Bernard Shaw, will be released from Pleasanton prison under a presidential decree shortening her 7 year term. President Carter commuted her sentence for the 1974 San Francisco bank robbery, while she and Shaw plan a church wedding after her release.
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San Francisco
Patricia Hearst
Carter
Federal Correctional Institution At
Pleasanton
Symbionese Liberation Army
Miss Hearst
Bernard Shaw
Shaw
Ted Dumke
St. Patrick’s Day
Darell Hainline
SLA
William and
Emily Harris
George Martinez
Girl 16 in Custody After San Diego School Shooting
Brenda Spencer, 16, held by police after a 30 round attack at Cleveland Elementary School left two dead and nine wounded, including eight children and a officer. She barricaded herself at home for seven hours before surrendering to SWAT negotiators.
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San Diego
Brenda Spencer
Spencer
Cleveland
SWAT
Special Weapons and Tactics
The
San Diego Tribune
Mike Hendrikson
Miss Spencer
Hendrickson
Wally D. Spencer
Coleman Challenges Proposal in Virginia Rate Plan
Attorney General Marshall Coleman challenges the State Corporation Commission plan to limit utility rate hikes to the cost of living. He warns the proposal may spark inflation and reduce incentives for efficiency in electric utilities. Coleman urges revision before adoption later this year.
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Richmond
State Corporation Commission
Marshall Coleman
Coleman
SCC
General Assembly
Bradshaw
A. L. Philpott
Dhenry
Stevenson May Run for Third Party in 1960 Presidential Bid
Sen Adlai Stevenson III says he is unsure how to proceed but considers a third party run for president. He criticizes Bea Carter and President Dwight Eisenhower era staff, calling Carter surrounded by amateurs and the White House staff bush leaguers while praising his cabinet.
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ST. Louis
Adlai E. Stevenson III
Presi
Stevenson
Carter
White House
Washington
David Jones
Joint Chiefs of Staff
U.S
South Korea
Jones
House Armed Services Committee
Teachers End Walkout Sparks Talk Over Resolution
In St Louis a restraining order against picketing by striking teachers was dissolved as officials prefer public talks to court action. The circuit judge dismissed the board suit seeking a temporary injunction as the strike began January 16 and teachers press for a contract settlement.
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ST. Louis
Circuit Court
Ivan Lee Holt Jr
Robert E. Wentz
Evelyn Battle
Butler Building Ad Emphasizes Long Term Savings
The notice highlights economical building options with weather tight roofs baked-on finishes and long lasting insulation. It promotes reduced heating and cooling costs and urges readers to call for more information.
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Grossmont Hospital
la Mesa
Calif
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Coleman Challenges
Illinois
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Berryville
Lynn M. M. Poole
Boston
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Chad Green
Hale
Plymouth Superior Court
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Massachusetts
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Mexico
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Quinn
New York
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Los Angeles
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