Mexican police storm hijacked bus after grenade blast
Police stopped a hijacked bus on a central Mexico highway and stormed it after a grenade blast killed six and wounded others. Two hijackers were killed or wounded. four by gunfire. about 40 passengers aboard. The attackers demanded the release of Ramon Campana Lopez, linked to past abductions.
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Mexico
People’'s Revolutionary Armed Front
Ramon Campana Lopez
Campana
Terrance G. Leonhardy
Guadalajara
Jose Guadalupe Zuno Hernandez
Luis Echeverria
Manzanillo
Federal Highway
Celaya
Iraputato
Irapuato
Guayabitos de Pedroza
Harrison
Interstate 40
David Bowser
Pension scrutiny favored in Teamsters pension fund ruling
A federal appeals court ruled that a local Teamsters pension fund falls under the anti fraud provisions of the Federal Securities Act. The decision could allow the SEC to prosecute alleged fraud in handling pensions affecting about 30 million workers, including John Daniel of Local 705 in Chicago.
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Chicago
Teamsters Pension Fund
U.S. Circut Court of Appeals
Securities and Exchange Commission
Teamsters
John Daniel
Local 705
Daniel
Kirkland
Teamsters Local 705
U.S
Alfred Y. Kirkland
Congress
Walter J. Cummings
Supreme Court
Danield
Lawrence Warner
Teamsters Pensions
Elvis Will Leaves Most Estate to Family in Tennessee
Elvis Presley’s will, the largest filed in Tennessee, leaves the bulk of his estate to his family and later his daughter. his former wife and current fiancée are excluded. Also, Amarillo school board members toured four completed projects including Puckett Elementary School in a bus tour.
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Tennessee
Amarillo
Puckett Elementary
Vance Opens Talks With Chinese Hosts in Peking
Secretary of State Cyrus Vance begins four days of high level discussions in Beijing, seeking closer U.S. ties with China while acknowledging divergent views. The mission centers on Taiwan, Soviet influence, and expanding diplomatic relations, with Huang Hua noting lingering problems.
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Cyrus R. Vance
China
Carter
U.S
Vance
Washington
Huang Hua
Gerald R. Ford
Taiwan
Africa
Eking’s Great Hall of the People
Huangua
Cubs fan Scott Crull dies after cancer battle
Scott Crull a 12 year old Chicago Cubs fan learned he was dying after a nationally televised broadcast He died at 6 am in St Margaret s Hospital Hammond Indiana He survived three years with cancer and felt relief at a final promise from Cubs star Bobby Murcer to hit a home run for him in a game against Pittsburgh
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UPI
Scott Crull
Chicago Cubs
Calumet City
St. Margaret’s Hospital
Hammond
Ind
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Scott
Cubs
Bobby Murcer
Murcer
Pittsburgh
ABC
Keith Jackson
Jackson
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Marcos to end martial rule in Philippines during World Law Conference
President Ferdinand E. Marcos announced the end of nearly five years of martial law, lifting the September 1972 curfew, offering amnesty to subversion prisoners, and allowing travel abroad. Opposition leaders welcomed the move but warned elections must be transparently run and rules clarified.
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Philippines
UPI
Ferdinand E. Marcos
World Law Conference
Marcos
Lorenzo Tanada
U.S
Ramsey Clark
Jurors Hear Star Witness in Cullen Davis Trial
Priscilla Davis, 36, estranged wife of Cullen Davis, testified in the capital murder case charging the Fort Worth millionaire with killing his stepdaughter during a burglary. The divorce case details were reviewed as Judge Joe Eidson outlined alimony, asset protection, and injunction orders dating to 1974.
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Fort Worth
Priscilla Davis
George E. Dowlen
Potter County
Joe Eidson
Davis
Ejidson
Eidson
Joe Shannon
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