Letter from money hijacker claiming dying wish
A typed note postmarked Seattle purports to be D B Cooper saying he will die in 14 months and that the hijack and extortion were to gain a final peace of mind. The letter, received by the Los Angeles Times, is unverified and referred to FBI agents.
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Robbers Hit Witwatersrand Museum in South Africa
Police launched a major search for thieves after a midweek heist at the University of Witwatersrand museum in Johannesburg yielding 350000 dollars in gold diamonds and gem stones. A 210 carat blue topaz valued at 14000 and an opal worth 7000 were among the gems taken along with emeralds and gold.
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Hazards Found In 80 Percent Of Firms Inspected
OSHA reported health or safety hazards at 80 percent of the 9 300 firms inspected in six months. Of those, 5 636 firms faced violations with proposed fines totaling 381 692 dollars. 1 842 had minor violations and no citations.
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No Stickup at Cincinnati Restaurant Described in Brief
Two men entered a Cincinnati restaurant and one drew a gun on the waitress causing the cylinder to fall onto the counter before they fled. In a separate item, John S. Service, a controversial figure in American diplomacy, was dismissed by the state department amid pro communism charges.
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