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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1978

Page

13

West Berlin Polish plane hijacked to Tempelhof

A Polish airliner hijacked to Tempelhof Airport in West Berlin with 50 to 85 people aboard. Passengers and hijackers sought asylum. the Tupolev 134 landed after circling Tempelhof, and authorities reported passengers were bused away with conflicting counts.

Air Force Cologne LOT West Berlin Gdansk Schoenefeld East Berlin Jan Zwiersynski Warsaw

Carter Concludes Vacation End to Western trip aids energy bill

President Carter wraps up a Western vacation at Grand Teton and plans to return to Washington to push his stalled natural gas pricing bill. He will meet a governors delegation led by Gov. Julian Carroll of Kentucky before flying to Washington with Rosalynn and Amy.

Grand Teton National Park Wyo Carter Washington Senate Congress Rosalynn Daugher Amy Idaho Falls Idaho Air Force One Julian M Carroll Kentucky Governors’ Conference

Pope John Paul I praised in letters to Twain and others

Vatican City reports Cardinal Albino Luciani later Pope John Paul I wrote letters to Mark Twain and figures like Marlowe Dickens Penelope Pinocchio and Christ. The collection appeared in St Anthony's Messenger and is now highly sought in Rome after his election. Luciani reflects on bishops cooks Tolstoy and turning the other cheek.

Vatican City John Paul I Mark Twain Albino Luciani Christopher Marlowe Charles Dickens Ulysses Penelope Pinocchio Christ Padua St. Anthony's Messenger Luciani Tolstoy Carlo Collodi Cardinal

Goodyear Blimp Mayflower Tumbles in Storm at Augusta

The Goodyear blimp Mayflower tore from a temporary mast at Bush Field airport during a thunderstorm in Augusta Georgia. A crew member suffered only slight injuries and the blimp deflated flipping to the ground. The craft, valued around one million dollars, was heavily damaged and likely to have parts sent to Houston after inspection.

Augusta Goodyear Bush Field Don Ploskunak Ploskunak Houston

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