Egyptian Troops Foil Skyjackers Over Luxor Plane
Egyptian paratroopers stormed a Cairo to Luxor Boeing 737 hijacked by six gunmen, freeing all 98 aboard with no injuries. Libyan and Algerian suspects, tied to the Abdel Nasser Movement, reportedly sought fuel to Libya and the release of jailed Egyptians. The hijackers parted with five crew and passengers, while security rounded up the gunmen.
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Carter Outlines Theme of Campaign in West Coast Speech
Jimmy Carter prepares a West Coast address to frame his campaign themes focusing on restoring public faith in government and responsive leadership. Ford plans strategy sessions in Colorado with Dole and Reagan weighing in on campaign moves.
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U S Navy Task Force Nears Korea
A U S Navy task force led by the aircraft carrier Midway moves toward Korea from Japan. North Korea warns the move risks war while Pyongyang broadcasts claim readiness for a sacred war and vow to annihilate aggressors if provoked. The DMZ remains quiet after last week’s fatal ax attack on two U S officers.
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Miss Coconino County crowned at 1976 fair pageant
Pam Thomas 19 year old NAU coed won Miss Coconino County at the 1976 fair pageant. First runner up Susan Van Hoy and second runner up Doris Cody, both NAU students. Thomas plans to compete in Miss Arizona next June en route to Miss America.
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Honor Code Violators Face Year’s Suspension at West Point
Army Secretary Martin Hoffmann announced a one year suspension for convicted cadets at West Point with a chance to reapply for admission. He described extraordinary measures amid the academy scandal and recalled the cadet honor committee to study expulsion as the sole penalty. A grace period allows violators to resign and seek the special disposition of their cases. An advisory panel will assess the scandal, and readmission criteria will apply for next spring, waiving two years of active service for expelled upperclassmen.
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Let Freedom Ring Again Featured in Arizona Daily Sun
The Arizona Daily Sun prints a 16 page insert Let Freedom Ring Again under the Bicentennial Challenge. It collects quotes from notable Americans including Oliver Wendell Holmes and explains its aim to illuminate founding heritage and provoke reflection on national challenges and future aspirations.
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Johnny Still Can Read Debuts In Education Serial
A new 10 chapter education serial titled Johnny Still Can Read But You Can Teach Him at Home debuts on today's Arizona Daily 5M page 6. Kathryn Olah of the Reading Ratarm Foundation writes the series, to run Monday through Friday for two weeks.
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