Venezuelan Libyan Planes Hijacked Lands In Barranquilla
Puerto Rican nationalist hijackers seized three Venezuelan airliners on domestic flights and forced landings in Barranquilla Colombia. After refueling, 67 passengers were released and authorities said all three jets moved on to Tegucigalpa San Salvador and Guatemala City.
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Barranquilla
Colombia
Tegucigalpa
Caracol
el Salvador
Guatemala
Venezuela
Caribbean
Avensa
San Salvador
Guatemala City
Jorge Mario Eastman
Hijackers threaten to blow up plane in Beirut hijack
A Libyan Boeing 727 with 44 passengers was hijacked by three Lebanese Muslims armed with grenades. They forced the jet from Zurich to Beirut to demand the return of Imam Musa al Sadr who disappeared in August 1978, threatening to blow up the plane if not granted.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Ali Hamda
Imam Moussa Sadr
Libya
Zurich
Tripoli
Reagan Rejects Khadafy Denials Over Libyan Threats
President Reagan dismissed Col. Khadafy's denial that Libyan terrorists have been sent to the United States. He said there is evidence and left open possible actions against Libya. Officials said U S relations with Libya are under review and could include sanctions. Nancy Reagan voiced concern about threats and possible security measures impacting Christmas church attendance.
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Washington
Reagan
Muammar Khadafy
United States
White House
State Department
U.S
Libya
Dean Fischer
Nancy
Pearisburg Man Indicted in Appalachian Trail Murders
Randall Lee Smith of Pearisburg was indicted on two murder counts in the slayings of Laura Ramsay and Robert Mountford, hikers found near the Appalachian Trail in Giles County May 30 and 31. Autopsies cited gunshot and stab wounds. a venue change is likely, with no trial date set.
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Daily Telegraph
Pearisburg
Randall Lee Smith
Giles County
Smith
Laura Susan Ramsay
Robert Mountford, Jr
Ellsworth
Maine
Mountford
Ramsay
Mike Davis
Davis
Deprogramming Cult Kidnap Trial Begins in Fayetteville
Four men including two Princeton residents face kidnapping charges for abducting Douglas A. Wilson from his Michigan home to deprogram him. Police testified Wilson was found handcuffed in a Gauley Bridge van and later released after statements. Wilson testified the kidnapping occurred at his mother's home, as the trial proceeds with more witness testimony scheduled.
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Sharon Friese
Daily Telegraph
Fayetteville
Priceton
Bill Owens Jr
Beckley
William M. Lewis
Dublin
Phillip Bevins
Rodney B. Conner
Princeton
Fayette County
Douglas A. Wilson
Michigan
Paul M. Blake Jr
Danny Allen
Gilbert Flores
Gauley Bridge
Wilson
Cpl
F.B. Woods
Woods
Blake
T.E. Myles
Barbara Wilson
Kenneth Conner Sr
Rodney Conner
International Foundation of Individual Freedom
IFIF
Five Miners Die in Kentucky Mine Blast
TOPMOST Kentucky five miners killed in a mud blasting explosion deep inside Adkins Coal Co. No. 18 mine near the mountain. Three others missing presumed dead. Roy Conley briefly outside, blast splattered mud water 280 feet from mouth. cause under study, blast powder a possible factor.
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Willard Stanley
State Mines and Minerals
Adkins Coal Co
No. 18
Roy Conley
Tree Fund Nears Goal Short by $6,000 Ahead of Christmas
Bluefield community Christmas Tree Fund stands at 20 percent of its $7,500 goal with 16 days to go as of Monday. Donations total $1,551, including 565 raised this period, with a Dec 24 Tree Party for about 1,200 underprivileged children at Bluefield Auditorium. Contributions can be mailed to Bluefield Daily Telegraph or delivered to 412 Bland St.
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Bluefield
Bluefield Auditorium
Community Christmas Tree Association
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
W.va
Bland St
Weather Shift From Rain To Snow With Frigid Outlook
A Tuesday forecast calls for wind and rain changing to snow tonight with snow diminishing to flurries by Wednesday. Temperatures fall through the 30s today, lows in the upper teens to mid 20s, and a breezy cold spell continues Wednesday with highs in the 20s to 30s. Thursday through Saturday show partly cloudy, cold skies with teens and 20s mornings and 30s to 40s afternoons. fair Friday and Saturday, warmer afternoons. In London, Eton girls mock fattening food and lack of mirrors while boys grow bolder per the Eton College Chronicle, with one tutor calling the piece entertainment. In Madison, Wis., debate over a state fossil prompts Mark Shurilla to propose the trilobite alongside Wisconsin’s official symbols.
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London
Eton College
Eton College Chronicle
Graham Smallbones
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Jeffrey Edward Shott
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