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LOS ANGELES A massive search was
launched in the Los Angeles area Monday
for Patricia Hearst, now listed as an armed
and dangerous fugitive, with orders out to
shoot her if she should open fire on an FBI or
police officer.
The dragnet also was spread for two
Symbionese Liberation Army members still
at large and two black men reported to have
driven Miss Hearst away from an SLA
hideout the day before a gun battle in which
six members of the terrorist cult were slain.
Dozens of calls from excited and alarmed
citizens who thought they had spotted the
20-year-old heiress were being checked out
one by one.
I just hope everybody will remember that
physically Patty is still a kidnap victim " said
her mother.
"She was taken against her will, and
psychologically she is the victim of thought
control by terrorists.
I hope she'll give herself up and come
home," she added.
Mrs. Hearst and her husband, Randolph,
appeared outside their home for the first
time since the FBI announced that Miss
Hearst was being sought as a fugitive.
Hearst said he wished the FBI had not
issued the warrant for her arrest.
"She hasn't done anything really," he said.
"She's fired a gun. She's been in a bank. She
didn't fire anything in the bank. At that
point in time it was quite debatable whether
she was in there really of her own freewill.
"There is a lot of difference in somebody
volunteering and joining an organization
and somebody that's kidnaped.
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landmark federal aid to schools program.
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cease-fire and establishment of the
"Kissinger Line" separating Israeli and
Syrian forces. He flew back to Tel Aviv
tonight with the answer.
He said his talks with Syrian officials were
conducted in the same characteristic spirit as
were the previous meetings. Kissinger is now
down to working out the details of a troop
separation on the Golan Heights.
Meanwhile in Damascus, several
thousand mourners marched from the Al
Valery to take office
PARIS ' Anti-Communist Finance
minister Valery Giscard d'Estaing, elected
head of state by a whisker over his
Communist-backed Socialist opponent,
drove his own official car to the Presidential
Palace Monday and announced he will take
office next Monday.
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contest in a major western democracy since
John F. Kennedy defeated Richard M.
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Yarmouk Palestinian refugee camp,
honoring as martyrs three Palestinian
guerrillas killed in an attack on the Israeli
village of Maalot last Wednesday in which
21 children were among the 30 Israeli dead.
In Jerusalem, Prime Minister Golda Meir
and Defense Minister Moshe Dayan told the
British troops sent to Northern Ireland
to deal with Protestants' general strike
BELFAST Britain airlifted 500 troop
reinforcements into Northern Ireland
Monday night to help if necessary in dealing
with a militant Protestant general strike
producing the worst outburst of civil unrest
in the province's recent history. Food
supplies were reported running low.
A British army spokesman said the 500
troops one battalion plus technical
experts trained in operating vital civilian
services ' "will be standing by as a
precaution in case of the further
deterioration of the situation."
The reinforcements pushed the total of
British troops in Northern Ireland to just
over 16,000.
They arrived as militant Protestants
blocked main roads with hijacked cars,
buses, trucks, and trees, paralyzing traffic
and commerce throughout the province.
In fresh violence, a gunman stepped from
a car in Belfast's Roman Catholic Falls Road
area and pumped four bullets into a 28-year-old
Catholic man on a streetcorner, police
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Knesset Parliament that Israel must
intensify its war against Arab guerrillas
following the massacre at Maalot.
The raid,- and subsequent Israeli
retaliation attacks failed to stop the pace of
the negotiations which Kissinger hopes to
complete with an agreement this week.
reported in critical condition
Stanley Orme, Minister of State for
Northern Ireland, told the British House of
Commons in London, the government will
use troops if necessary to maintain vital
services during the general strike.
"Equally, all necessary steps will be taken
to maintain law and order," he said.
Portugal calls truce
LUANDA Portugal called a truce in
Angola Monday in an effort to promote
peace talks with the black African rebels in
the overseas territory, a military spokesman
said.
The ceasefire in Angola was part of a
campaign mounted by the new military junta
in Lisbon to end 13 years of colonial warfare
in Portugal's three African territories.
Guerrillas in Guinea-Bissau have already
agreed to open peace talks, but the Frelimo
guerrillas in Mozambique have refused to
respond to Portuguese approaches.
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