European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - April 25, 1978, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 2 the stars and stripes april 1978 hearts conviction Appeal Washington up the supreme court opened the Way monday for Patricia hearts return to prison for robbing a California Bank in the 221yearold newspaper heiress con tended that her 1976 trial had been marred by Many errors of the trial judge and unfair prosecution but the justices rejected her Appeal without this makes final a judgment last no vember by the 9th circuit court of appeals affirming the when formal notification of the supreme court action reaches the lower Hearst will be called to continue serving the seven year sentence imposed by District judge William Orrick of san fran she would be eligible for parole in 14 her lawyers have said there is no prison in the country where Hearst would be Safe from fellow inmates because of her Well known cooperation with the she was convicted of participating with a group of terrorists in the robbery on april of the Sunset Branch of the hib Emia Bank in san the known As the sym ionese liberation had abducted her and at one Point she announced she had joined the but she testified at the trial that she did not willingly do so and had been forced at gunpoint to take part in the after about two months in i Hearst was freed on million bail pro Vid lion led by her pending final dispose Sun of her she has been living with her parents in the Appeal asserted that the late judge Oliver who presided at the mistakenly allowed the prosecution to introduce evidence connecting Hearst to the Holdup of mels sporting goods store in los Angeles and to a related although these acts took place after the Bank her lawyer argued she did not waive her privilege against self incrimination when she took the witness stand in her own behalf and that it was improper for prosecutors to pose 42 questions when the government knew in assert her fifth other claimed errors i items of evidence t venation Between her de psychiatrist and i authorities by county certain taped c refuses to processing by state High court backs Kissinger on c Washington up the supreme court monday refused to allow some of Henry Kissinger official Telephone conversations to be processed by the state department while courts consider whether they must be publicly the order was a defeat for historians and As Well As the reporters committee for the Freedom of the which had sued the former Secretary of state to obtain the information under the Freedom of information act the pages of transcripts or secretarial notes Are part of a larger group of documents which Kissinger donated to the Library of Congress on with the restriction that Public Access to them would be delayed for at least 2s Public inspection then would be permitted with the or upon the of the other party to each rejecting Kissinger claim that the notes Are personal working District judge John Lewis Smith ruled that the records belong to the United states because they were assembled on government time with the of govern ment he ordered them returned to the state department and processed to determine what material was purely personal and what must be disclosed under the act in order to allow an Smith stayed the portion of Bis order requiring but insisted that the processing begin at seeking a total May of Kissinger said a retd by department Vasion of his privacy when a Chance to 1977 to let archivist Jamil material f 5 when the court of v District of Columbia re Smiths handling of the i came to chief Justice a administers the District Burger turned the i court the court granted a i Smith order pending the Berkowitz ruled Able to stand trial new York up David Berkowitz was ruled compe tent monday to stand trial for the murder of Stacy the last of six victims shot to death in a yearlong series of the ruling was made by state supreme court Justice Joseph Corso in who set May 8 for the Start of the 24yearold former postal workers Moskowitz was the last victim of the so called son of Sam or who killed six persons and wounded seven others in his nighttime attacks in quiet neighbourhoods in the Queens and Brooklyn Berkowitz has been confined in a psychiatric Ward of Kings county Hospital since his arrest in Berkowitz has said previously that he intends to plead guilty to the it was not immediately Clear if the court would be willing or Able to accept the in his Corso the having considered All of the testimony and has reached the conclusion that the people has established that the David does not Lack the capacity to understand the proceedings against him or participate in his Corso said he had spoken with District attorney Eugene Gold and had agreed to begin the trial May a Date which he said was in spite of the fact i would have preferred to Start almost Corso based his decision on four Days of psychiatric Testi Mony made during a series of closed hearings in a makeshift courtroom at Kings county after disposition of the Brooklyn Berkowitz must face indictments in the Bronx and designers willing to pay Ransom costly duds stolen on eve of show new York a fifteen London fashion designers say they Are confident that a thief who got away with Worth of original garments will accept a Ransom in return for the crime is a big business in new York City and i am prepared to pay a said Eric one of the designers who Carrillo keep communist party posts Madrid up reconfirmed in their posts of party leadership following an unprecedented break with 82 year old Dolores Iba Ruri and Santiago Carrillo dosed the ninth Spanish communist party Congress with speeches to a jubilant crowd of packed into a who engineered the removal of lenins name from the party political was reelected As general a position he has held since better known As la Pasiona won unanimously the is member Central committee vote for a largely figurehead came Here for a showing monday sponsored by the British Judith spokeswoman for the said the thief Hast come to a Price but hell come to we All feel that the person who stole this can never sell it for what its and were de lighted to pay a Reward commensurate with what he could get in the Market if hed just bring them the clothes included the entire collection of designs by David who works out of London Bellville Sassoon a designer for Princess Anne and other members of the British Royal also taken were several wedding Worth about from the collection of Gina Jackson the designers said they hoped the Fash ions would not find their Way to a dress manufacturer who would pirate the de which represent six months work for police said they were looking for a mustachioed Man who helped the designers unload the goods outside the new York Hilton hotel on the designers say that they thought he was a Porter and that the botel apparently thought he was their when the groups clothes were taken to the fifth floor Headquarters of the fashion the designers realized that two red suitcases containing the Sassoon collection were As were two other boxes con Taining Fratinia wedding those boxes were one of them opened with half of its contents in uie hotel Eucla official guilty of funds misappropriation los Angeles Puli former assist ant Urcla Chancellor Donald Bowman pleaded no contest to a charge of grand theft in connection with an alleged misappropriation of from the privately dowed Urcla accused of misappropriating from pc omillion was scheduled to be sentenced july court officials said nine other grand theft counts against him would be dismissed at that who directed fundraising a tues and alumni affairs at the Adi ministered the fund before he was Sut Pended and then resigned last year 8 race offi Pilot die in engine plane carrying Ben of the United Sac and two other and burned in a Muddy authorities the racing Home to of i of late sunday f new Sac of Board were the Pilot and Ai Sac medical Sac identified the longtime Dunn am technical committee 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