Arab hijacker surrenders on Palermo flight
An Arab hijacker who took control of an Alitalia DC-9 with 89 aboard surrendered after 12 hours. He demanded freeing 25 prisoners in Tunisia, but no one was hurt. The plane, on a Rome to Tunis flight, landed in Palermo after Tripoli appeared closed by a sandstorm.
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Palermo
Sicily
Tunisia
Alitalia
Rome
Tunis
Libya
Tripoli
Denver Secret Service Agent Killed by Gunman at Office
A former mental patient Joseph Hugh Ryan, 31, who visited the FBI office first, arrived at the Secret Service lobby armed and quarreled with agents. Agent Stewart P. Watkins, 39, was shot, and Ryan was killed by another agent.
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Denver
Secret Service
FBI
Joseph Hugh Ryan
Ryan
Stewart P. Watkins
Coffee price cuts by major brands slow wholesale drop
The Associated Press reports a second fall in wholesale unroasted bean prices with ten cent per pound cuts on Maxwell House Folger's and Hills Brothers. The price for these brands drops to 3.18 dollars per pound and General Foods Cuban brand to 3.27 dollars. Evansville murder: four family members found shot after returning home with the car running and coats on, investigators say.
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Associated Press
General Foods Corp
Maxwell House
Procter & Gamble Co
Folger’s
Hills Brothers
General Foods
Evansville, Ind
Evansville
Ohio River
Doctor describes Elvis Presley drugs as potentially addictive
Pharmacologist Dr. Raymond Harbison testified at a state malpractice hearing that the quantities prescribed by Dr. George Nichopoulos could cause drug dependency and possible internal injuries or death. Nichopoulos faces charges of indiscriminate prescribing to Presley and about 15 other patients over three years, including Quaalude Valium Dexedrine and Dilaudid.
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Memphis, Tenn
George Nichopoulos
Elvis Wesley
Raymond Harbison
Nichopoulos
Presley
Shooting Was Political In Port Gibson Office Race
Joseph Travillion was shot in the face after winning the Claiborne County school superintendent seat. The gun attack followed a controversial vote that shifted powers to his beaten rival. Travillion, shot Aug 28 after church, carries 47 shotgun pellets and fears for his safety while remaining hopeful about support and progress.
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Port Gibson
Miss
Joseph Travillion
Claiborne County
Travillion
Leaky pipe fixes doom handyman ego and delays
A new homeowner tries to fix a leak and loses confidence after hours of tinkering. He leaves tools near the site for two days and jokes to his wife that moving them would force him to redo the job.
Iran orders American reporters to leave by Friday midnight
Iran's Revolutionary Council and Cabinet order all American reporters to exit the country by Friday midnight. The move follows accusations of biased reporting amid the US Embassy hostage crisis and allows only French British and West German journalists to stay for now.
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Tehran
Iran
Sadegh Abolghassem
U.S
United States
Sadegh
Associated Press
Ministry of National Guidance
Revolutionary Council
U.N. Resolution Demands Soviet Troop Withdrawal From Afghanistan
The General Assembly voted 104 to 18 calling for immediate foreign troop withdrawal from Afghanistan. It condemns Soviet intervention and notes the occupation may continue until the rebellion is quelled and the communist government remains secure. An observer says the action has strong moral weight.
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Associated Press
U.N. General Assembly
Afghanistan
Soviet Union
Security Council
U.N
Kurt Waldheim
United Nations
U.S
William Vanden Heuvel
Cuba
Non-Aligned Movement
Hafizullah Amin
Babrak Karmal
Kremlin
Hollings Warns U S Defense Posture Hinders Global Standoff
Senator Hollings criticizes U S defense policy as provocative to enemies and slow to arm allies. He cites McNamara era thinking, warns of NATO readiness gaps, oil port pressures, and urges arms aid to Afghan rebels to deter the Soviets. He also faults the presidents stance on nuclear fuel reprocessing.
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United State
Iran
Afghanistan
Ernest F. Hollings
D-S.c
Navy
Hollings
Partnership Committee
Allied General Nuclear Services Plant
Houndslake Country Club
America
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
NATO
United States
Soviet Union
Vietnam
Free World
House mother tends to 15 children at Helping Hands in Aiken
Diane Douglas leads the Helping Hands temporary home in Aiken caring for up to 15 children removed by Family Court and Social Services. The nonprofit seeks 150000 to fund a permanent North Augusta girls home and a Perry boys home, inviting cash and furniture donations via P O Box 503 Aiken 29801.
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Diane Douglas
Helping Hands Inc
Aiken
Chil
Family Court
Department of Social Services
Helping Hands
North Augusta
Ms. Douglas
Relief House
Meg
Douglas
Carl W. Littlejohn Jr
Aiken County
Augusta
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