Carter Assad talks in Geneva push for Middle East peace
President Carter meets Syrian President Hafez Assad in Geneva seeking a turning point toward Arab Israeli peace. They aim to bolster East West detente and discuss future talks with Israel and Arab leaders. Peres may meet after Israeli elections.
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Patricia Hearst faces possible prison return in 1974 gun attack
Patricia Hearst, freed on bail after a 1974 machine gun attack at Mel's Sporting Goods, faces sentencing on assault and robbery charges. A probation report urged leniency, while the DA argued for a broader penalty. Also reported: a Winchester man died, Richard Franklin Farmer Jr., in a motorcycle crash on Rt. 664 near Winchester, with his wife Brenda treated and released. The Hearst case remains tied to the SLA and the Harrises, who await Oakland trial on related charges.
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Brenda
Farmer
San Francisco
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U.S. District Court of Appeals
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SLA
Harrises
Oakland
Wealthy Widow's Killers May Have Taken $3 Million
Police investigating the shooting death of 66 year old Marjorie V. Jackson in Indianapolis say up to 3 million dollars in cash may have been taken by intruders. An officer noted reports of 8 million withdrawn from banks and said one suspect admitted stealing 817000 in January.
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Indianapolis
Robert W. Kirkman
Marjorie V. Jackson
Kirkman
Lock
Obscenity case shocks nation and Camden area markets
Hustler publisher Larry Flynt was sentenced to 7 to 25 years for pandering obscenity and organized crime in Cincinnati. The ruling stirred a national debate on the First Amendment and local standards, with bookstores in the area removing Hustler and distributors seeking alternatives.
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Hustler Magazine
Cincinnati
Columbus
Ohio
Dayton
Derby
Conn
U.S. Supreme Court
Carter plan seeks broader Social Security funding base
The Carter administration plans to raise Social Security taxes and use general revenue to shore up the program. Aimed at the 1980s, the plan would tax all wages and channel unemployment-linked general funds into Social Security when unemployment exceeds six percent.
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Carter
Joseph A. Califano
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Walter F. Mondale
Mondale
Congress
Happy Ad notice for Mother's Day missed in Saturday paper
Message apologizes for omitting Mother's Day Happy Ad in Saturday issue and directs readers to page 20 in the Happy Ad section today for the ad.
Obscenity Code and Local Ordinance on Indecent Materials
The Star publishes the Winchester Ordinance defining indecent materials on the Editorial Page. Front page discusses obscenity in the area. Harold Cooper of James Wood named Area Basketball Player of the Year and set to play at Davis and Elkins next year. A house trailer burns in Clearbrook and Tastee Freez incident noted.
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Cooper
Harold Cooper
James Wood
Davis and Elkins
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