Abu Daoud in French court over extradition decision
Paris officials face pressure as a surprise hearing decides if Palestinian leader Abu Daoud should be released or held for extradition. Israel and West Germany seek his transfer linked to the 1972 Munich Olympics massacre, amid protests from Arab nations and high security alerts.
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Paris
UPI
Abu Daoud
Michele Beauvillard
Daoud
France
Israel
West Germany
Palestine Liberation Organization
Munich
Mossad
Secret Service
Beirut
Mahmoud Saleh
PLO
Rafi Youssif Hanna
Sepp Binder
Justice Ministry
Cairo
Middle East
Farouk Kaddoumi
Kuwait
Oil tanker mishaps chart in North American waters
A chronology of oil tanker incidents from Dec. 15 to Jan. 10 includes the Argo Merchant running aground off Nantucket releasing 7.6 million gallons, the Sansinena explosion in Los Angeles harbor killing nine, and multiple groundings and spills in Delaware River, Thames River, San Francisco Bay, and other sites. An additional note reports Israel pressing the US to slow arms sales to Saudi Arabia after Carter’s inauguration.
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Nantucket Island
Los Angeles
Thames River
Groton
Conn
Delaware River
Philadelphia
Guayanilla Bay
Puerto Rico
Cape Sable
Nova Scotia
Salem
N.J
San Francisco Bay
Shell Oil Co
Martinez
Calif
Venezuela
el Salvador
Panama Canal
Barcola
Texas
Port Arthur
Ance
Virginia
Chester A. Poling
Gloucester
Mass
Israel
Jerusalem
UPI
United States
Saudi Arabia
Jimmy Carter
Egypt
PTA Hearing on TV Violence Seeks Viewer Choice
National PTA officials report teachers and parents want children to have options beyond graphic violence on television. A 10 member regional commission will hear testimony and later publish a plan to help 32,000 local PTA units curb violence. Suggestions include deregulating cable, boycotting ads, challenging licenses, and rewriting broadcasting rules.
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Patrick A. Malone
Kansas City
Kan
UPI
Teacher Association
PTA
Commission
Pittsburgh
Paul Vance
Des Moines
Iowa
America
Vance
Grace Baisinger
National
William Young
Federal Broadcasting
Federal Communication Commission
No amputation decision rational in New York case
Otis Simmons a 58 year old homeless man with gangrene was ruled mentally competent to reject life saving amputation of his right leg and left foot by State Supreme Court Justice Hilda Schwartz. Doctors warned he would likely die if not operated though a psychiatrist deemed him incompetent. Simmons, admitted December 22 to Roosevelt Hospital, said he could cure himself and was described as quiet and rational during a bedside hearing.
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Otis Simmons
Roosevelt Hospital
New York City
Manhattan Supreme Court
Simmons
UPI
New York
State Supreme Court
Hilda Schwartz
Ustice Schwartz
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