France Seeks Swapped Release For Ambassador in Aden
French ambassador Jean Gueury, 57, is flown toward Aden with two prisoners to be exchanged for his release as South Yemen under pressure agrees to allow the swap. A French plane carries the released prisoners and $100,000 in gold, while Gueury and three kidnappers travel by Somali DC3.
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Seabrook dog racing resumes after court dispute
Exeter New Hampshire dog owners end 10 day boycott at Seabrook track after day long talks with Yankee Greyhound officials. Judge Charles Douglas had threatened jail for 14 owners for disobeying orders to race last Friday as talks continued and a local association was proposed as bargaining agent. Hinsdale strike ongoing with facility conversion for harness racing. NH revenue from both tracks cited.
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Hinsdale
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Missing tally slips may trigger full New Hampshire recount
The UPI report notes 51 missing tally slips threaten a partial recount in the New Hampshire Senate race between Louis G. Wyman and John A. Durkin. After six days counting 320 of 3,500 ballots, the loss could force a complete recount of all 235,000 ballots or a return of the matter to voters, as staff struggle to determine how votes were tallied previously.
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FBI Arrest Ends Notorious Most Wanted Pair Search
Susan E. Saxe 26 of Albany New York and Catherine Ann Power of Denver Colorado were taken into custody in Philadelphia ending a four year pursuit by the FBI. The women, once on the Most Wanted list, had eluded authorities while living openly in a counter culture linked to college campuses.
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N.Y
Philadelphia
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Denver
Colo
Boston
Miss Power
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Power
Brandeis University
Lexington
University of Kentucky
Saxe
Connecticut
Commuter Tax Funds Turned Over After High Court Ruling
New Hampshire officials urge employers to forward all commuter income tax revenue collected before the Supreme Court deemed the tax unconstitutional. The March 19 ruling halted withholding for out-of-state workers, with about 13.7 million dollars already collected. Lawyer Warren Rudman notes neighboring states must sue to reclaim the funds.
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N.H
High Court
Warren Rudman
Power plant offers 15000 dollar reward for terrorists
PG&E in San Jose offers a 15000 dollar reward for capture of terrorists blamed for blowing a substation and two other facilities in a week. Five pipes bombs cut power to about 35000 homes, no injuries reported, and NWLF claimed responsibility while demanding free service for the unemployed.
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UPI
Pacific Gas & Electric Co
Santa Clara Valley
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People’s Forces
New World Liberation Front
NWLF
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Susan Saxe caught in 1970s bank robbery case years after plea
Four years after her mother urged police to catch her daughter Susan Saxe, Philadelphia police finally arrested her. The Saxe family told reporters about a brilliant, bookish Brandeis student who joined protests at Kent State era Cambodia, formed friendships, and sought a writing career.
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UPI
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Susan Saxe
FBI
Saxe
Syracuse University
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