Officials to probe second Atlas Centaur satellite blast
The Atlas Centaur propulsion failure mirrors a Delta rocket loss that disrupted an ESA comms satellite. NASA and Air Force teams sweep the Atlantic for debris while investigators assess unrelated causes, as Concorde test flights near Kennedy face court actions and appeals.
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New York
UPI
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Supreme Court
U.S. 2Nd Circuit Court of Appeals
Port Authority of
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JFK
High Court
Kennedy
British Airways
Air France
Space Administration
NASA
Air Force
Atlantic
George Page
Kennedy Space Center
French air hijack ends with refueling demand and injuries
A lone hijacker armed with a pistol and grenade seized Air Inter flight 429 from Paris Orly, wounded a stewardess, and forced a return to Paris. The plane carrying 107 aboard landed after hours, with 100 remaining aboard after freeing six passengers and the injured crew. Deputy Lucien Newirth was aboard.
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UPI
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Radio
Monte Carlo
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Air Inter
Orly West
Lyon
National Assembly
Lucien Newirth
Gaullist Party
Medicaid abortion compromise gains momentum in Congress
Washington The House moved to consider a Senate compromise expanding Medicaid funded abortions. The plan would cover pregnancies from rape or incest and those where the mother or fetus would suffer serious, permanent health damage. House and Senate conferees debated exemptions and wording as they work a $60.1 billion Labor and HEW bill.
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N.Y. Times
Washington
House
Senate
Silvio 0. Conte
R-Mass
Departments of Labor and Health, Education and Welfare
Warren G. Magnuson
D-Wash
Daniel J. Flood
D-Pa
Robert H. Michel
Illinois
Edward W. Brooke
Rmass
Michel
Sen
Magnuson
Sen. Magnuson
Cholera Epidemic Ravages Syria and Region
Iran reports about 1,500 infections and 47 deaths from El Tor cholera as Syria records 3,284 cases and 73 deaths. Iraq reports its first death. Egypt launches mass inoculation campaign amid fears of spread during the pilgrimage season.
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Iran
UPI
Middle East
Syria
Iraq
el Tor
Remains of 22 released by Hanoi
A State Department mission arrived in Hanoi and departed with the remains of 22 Americans killed in the Vietnam War. The C141 Starlifter carried the fallen to Honolulu for identification, with one civilian named Tucker Gougelmann identified by Vietnamese authorities. An erroneously identified Vietnamese body was returned to Hanoi.
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California
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Frank Sieverts
Honolulu
Tucker Gougelmann
CIA
Vietnam
Laos
Cambodia
Mystery deepens in gem dealer slaying case in New York
In New York the disappearance of Diamond District jeweler Abraham Shafizadeh, who vanished July 28 with 300000 in gems, adds a new layer to the Jaroslawicz killing mystery. Tal, a 31 year old witness, reports two men killed Jaroslawicz and kidnapped him, while Shafizadeh’s fate remains unresolved.
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Pinchas Jaroslawicz
Abraham Shafizadeh
Puerto Rico
Farokh S. Hakimi
Chicago
Shafizadeh
Shaharm Saba
Abraham Diamonds
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Tal
Plainview
N.Y
Abraham
Belind
State Supreme Court
Harold Rothwax
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Indian Ocean
Communications Satellite Corp
AAAS
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Bennington
Bennington Lions Club
Lion Charlie Watson
Watson Agency
Lion Rusty Dunham
Dunham’s Furniture
Burt Bros
Beirut
Egypt
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Eee OY
Madkour
Monthru
Thurs
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Gulbransen
Furniture Inc
Elm Street
Bennington, Vermont
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