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Winona Daily News Winona City Newspapers Winona State University OpenRiver Winona Daily News Winona City Newspapers 4-16-1974 Winona Daily News Winona Daily News Follow this and additional works at: https://openriver.winona.edu/winonadailynews Recommended Citation Winona Daily News, "Winona Daily News" (1974). Winona Daily News. 1352. https://openriver.winona.edu/winonadailynews/1352 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Winona City Newspapers at OpenRiver. It has been accepted for inclusion in Winona Daily News by an authorized administrator of OpenRiver. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Fair tonight; Ard You Ad-ucated? try the "DN|^ partly cloudy III ^^ 6 Wednesday y/' -Y^tEL ^ l4eriiifiM::iti%am "^ Seek Hear st heir e ss in holdu p By DONALD B. THACKREY material witness/ in the rob- senai-automatic rifles '¦— and . a "There's. never been ; another Hearst on the film allayed fears i screaming from her apartment : ' SAif FRANCISCO (UPI ) - bery; - :•¦:. '' , ' man entered Jhe : bank with case in the annals . of legal that she might he] dead, for ! near the University of /CalL** The FBI a! '.' fornia:campus in Berkeley. today sought Patricia Y "She may have . been/ acting military-like : precision, scooped ; history where the victim of while her voice had beeri heard . Hearst , as: oneYof four rifle-: under duress and coercion," kidnaping has turned up in the on a tape recording as recently . AH three - of the suspects in $16, toting women who held up a said FBI special agent : ih 690 from: cash .drawers after middle of a robbery," he/told , as 13 days ago, she had not Monday's; bank robbery/ were Sari Francisco, bank Monday,; charge, Charles W. Bates, .. in ordering patrons and employes newsmen. Y been seen , since the night -of known to have previous ties to shot two; bystanders and . es- explaining why she was sought to lie .on the floor, then fled The appearance of Miss Feb/ 4 When she was carrieii the SLA' or to one another. caped with more than $.0,000. as a material witness instead of through the front door, firing at Authorities said the 20-year- a participanti . : rhree other passersby. old Iridnap victim : may .have women / were .' nained as sus- /Two .men ; were seriously, been v .forced to' " :, participate pects, and', police said five men . wounded, but both were report- against;her - will,: . apparently also w«re involved ed in satisfactory condition at a —four of them waiting outside " ¦ Miss Hearst was hospital. They. were. Peter identified in in two getaway cars. ,, pictures taken, by. a hidden Markoff , 59 who operates a bank : camera. ' Kidnaped. ; 10 Bates Said if it were nearby liquor store, and Eu- gene . Brehnan,: 70, who lives weeks ago by the Symbioriese determi-ied that .Miss -Hearst Y Liberation Army, near the scene. Miss Hearst, was a willing participant, she A hidden -camera in tile bank in: a tape-recorded - message ' grged . , also wouldY be. .¦-cl 'Yvnth took several ^dramatic photo- renounced her parents and her bank robbery. •;¦. : " ' graphs of .; the gunTwielding former life IS days ago aiid The robbery took / . place robbers,; including one Showing ..said she :was joining forces^ with shortly after the ? a.m. opening the woman, identified as: Pa- her captors.; She said she was of : : a: Hihernia Pank . branch : in 1 tricia carrying a gum but with OUGHT BY - BANK CAMEBA , ". A warrant bas been'- -: changed her name to "Tania." San Francisco's oceanside Sun- another of the robbers appear-, - . A. subpoena 1 was for set District. The four women- /. issued for newspaper 'heiir¥Bs:-.-i?atii(ia-; 3Hears); .. issued ing to be holding a gun on her.; 'who ' the FBI Mi_s Hearst, granddaughter .. of all young and white, wearing ¦ , is- shown in' this hidden 1' camera ' . :' ; It; . /was / because' . / of this says photo taking part in a . fairied'.. newspaper founder Wil- dark coats ':¦and ^'waffle-stom- bank robbery in San Francisco, Mot-day. (AP Photofax) ; jpicturej plus apparent efforts liam : Randolph Hearst, as a per" tyje boots iand carrying by the robbers to go out of their way. to identify her as "Tania," that authorities speculated she ysM^Securty was. forced to take part; "There's reason toYbelieve she was not . a willing partner in the kidnaping or the bank fobhery," said U.S. /Attorney itM hih James Browning. a ¦ By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS raelis and the three Arabss^^ w«re "prevent the uie of its territory turned to the artillery ex- The three women nimed in :. Lebanon Y has asked , . -. the killed.^..- :.'YY for attacks against Israel." changes "; that have character- bank robbery , warrants were , United Nations Security Council Foreign Minister Fouad Naf- , "If the Lebanese, government Nancy ;iing.- Perry, Patricia ' ized most of the fighting there .' to take - 'appropriate and ef- fa of Lebanon told the 15-mem- permits Lebanon to become a in the. past month.- ¦ / Michelle Spltysik and Camilla ^ ' ficient means" to stop Israeli ber council Israel would react lawless gangland, it is obvious Both the Israeli /arid / Syrian Catherine •/ Hall, i atll believed raids -across ;; the border, ar- with . "indifference and . con- that " its neighbors -will treat it defense ministers visited ¦ their prerviously . to be members of ¦ : giiing that condeimation would tempt" to a condensation. as a gangland, he declared. : troops at the . front Monday. the tiny SLA which claimed " responsibility ¦.' the Hearst not be enough.; Egyptian , Foreign Minister Is- ./¦A spokesman for the United While / ; the Israeli minister, for .- '. The council debated. -. Monday mail '. - Fahmy. accused Israel , , of States, Israel's traditional ally, Moshe Dayan, was 6n Mt. Her- kidnaping and the slaying last ¦;• . for-. .2% hours/¦'on . Lebanon's endangering the fragile -Middle told newsmen that any con- moh, Syrian shells hit the area j November of Oakland . Schools complaint about an Israeli raid East; trUceY by its -actions"/ in demnation of Israel must be but Dayan was unhurt, the Is- Stipt. Marcus Foster. ' Friday night oh six Lebanese Lebanon and ; on the Syrian balanced b a condemnation of raeli command said; Two Is- ' None .. .of-'Ythe ' men was " front. ^. ; . - villages. Palestinian terrorism. raeli soldiers were wounded. identified; John 1>. Schultz of heavily armed cocmmandos^ who said they v Israel was retaliating for the "Israel must choose between , was jet BANK ROBBED . ..Lt. /. ¦ Meanwhile, Israeli and Syr- Radio Damascus said Syria's The bank robbery Calif: police department were members of tie terrorist Symbionesa ".',. attack by three Arab guerrillas war and peace," he said, ¦¦ '¦ ian forces / on the / Golan another bizarre ' development in of the; San Francisco, defense minister, Mustafa TTas, holes in a window of Hiberna, Liberation Army robbed the bank and serious- .': the day before oh the town of / Israeli Ambas.ador/Yosef te- Heights, after close combat and also made a quick trip to Mt. a , case which Browning calls looks alt bullet Francisco where a baitd '.. • ly: wounded two passersby. (AP Photofax)' - , /-./ : Qiryat Shmonah in which 18 Is- koah replied that; Lebanon must Israeli ; air attacks Suhdayr re- Heririon. .. ' unprecedented., - .; : Bank Monday in San 1 i vm XBSK&S&I ft <?^^lZ^¥^£3&yr- > ** "-USl-iY &&%*"- _ .ffl?- . <7= y^frB- *'T ^ ™^* ®^ <^^^ ™ ^ -*n **™*™*f Official says — No violence Nixdh fo prove \ Will Rogers returns I reported in •| When I was a little boy there other honorable newspapers, put it i * were two things that were al.solut&. bluntly. No newspaper publisher or i taking | t Republicans were good and Demo- editor has any business any His irtriocerice Niger coup crats were bad. public job. No matter how honest fl KEY BISCAYNE, Fla. (UPI) the; lard evidence oi all the \ As the aging process has set in., he is, the very fact of his accepting p — President Nixon will turn totality of the President's -LAGOS, Nigeria (AP) - The sure as I once was the office compromises his editorial the I'm not as over "hard" evidence to knowledge and actions," . he army chief of staff In drought- who I guess are a integrity with at least some of the fy^ Committee said. "There will; \" Party people, House Judiciary be verb atim , public trust which will prove his innocence trahscripts of materials directly ravaged Niger says he , deposed necessity, feel that theirs can do no people. He and I vie for g; in the 'Watergate cover-up, a from the tapes in extensive President Hamani Diori to re- wrong and the other can do no of our honesty and hope that our |i high ranking White House quantity.'' lieve "the catastrophic situ- right. I don't feel that way any intelligence has some substance too. p official said today. Niaon intends to. respoa-d to ation" in the poor, black Afri- more. My grandfather, Horace Greeley ?j But the official,; who declined ¦week can country, Radio Niamey re- I do believe in the two-party White, I guess was a Republican. ' the subpoena early next ^ to he identified, strongly when Congress winds . up> / its ported., system because its simplicity makes He really wasn't dbviously so, arid "The army had ii % indicated that Nixon will net Easter recess. The committee to take its re- it possible for the electorate to he did print on Page One Will | fully comply with the subpoena sponsibilities," Lt. Col. Seyni 1 set a deadline of April 25 for . f| make a clean-cut choice, so much Rogers' short column. There was no I for , more than 40. taped the reply. ' '¦ " :¦ ' Kountie said in a broadcast Conversations sought by the Monday from Niamey, Niger's | better than Christian-Socialists, So- question about THAT! Will Rogers I ' ¦ Ja mes D. iSt. Clair, the Impeachment panel. Y. President's chief • Watergate capital.
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