Hijacker Threat Forces Bus Evacuation at New York Airport
A chaotic flight and bus hijack incident disrupted a major New York hub. The attacker demanded control and threatened violence while authorities contained the situation. The event triggered a temporary airport closure as investigators interview witnesses and secure the scene.
Pakistan Faces Military Coup After Arrests of Bhutto
Pakistan's army seized power amid a coup as Prime Minister Bhutto and opposition leader Nawaz Sharif were arrested. Clashes left about 30 dead in Lahore as the military swung to end a disputed election seen as rigged. Bhutto remained in power pending new elections tentatively set for October.
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Fourth of July ends as Bicentennial memories linger
U S residents marked the close of the Bicentennial with beaches, parades, and fireworks from Golden Gate Park to Candlestick Park. Bartow resident Charlie Smith, aged 125, celebrated with cake and pride, claiming the nation’s oldest living person title. A time capsule sealed for July 4, 2075 will hold 1976 Bicentennial souvenirs and memories of America’s 200th birthday.
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Carter honors King and Salk with high award
President Carter presented the nation’s highest honors to Martin Luther King Jr. and Jonas Salk. The event highlighted King’s leadership in civil rights and Salk’s pioneering polio vaccine work. Carter noted FBI harassment toward King and praised Salk’s health efforts as crucial to the country’s future. He then invited governors to a two day White House energy policy conference starting Friday.
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Pleasanton bugler earns praise at Alameda Fair
Layne Williams, the Alameda County Fair race track bugler, performs in full tails from 1:20 to 6pm daily, calling to the post and sometimes playing crowd favorites. He recalls initial nerves, notes bets, and his long path from elementary school trumpet to marching bands, highlighting a lifelong love of performance.
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Fourth of July traffic deaths top sixty in UPI count
Clear warm weather spurred holiday travel as traffic fatalities surged across states. By 8:15 p.m. PDT, UPI reported at least 482 deaths since Friday midnight, with California leading totals and Texas, Ohio, and Pennsylvania also recording high figures.
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Begin and Sadat Agree to Geneva Peace Talks in October
The leaders of Egypt and Israel agreed to reconvene the Geneva Middle East peace conference in October. Sadat, in Libreville for the OAU summit, said Egypt is ready to go to Geneva in October or even earlier, while Begin cited October 10 as a convenient date after Jewish holidays. No detailed negotiating positions were announced.
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