Disturbed hacker surrenders after 14 hours of hijack drama
A man hijacked a United Airlines jet at San Francisco International Airport, holding hostages for about 14 hours. After firing once, he demanded safe passage to his car and surrendered as authorities closed in. Hostage Richard Funk, wounded, and another worker were treated. the hijacker was hospitalized.
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FCC suspends all fees including citizens band radio charges
The FCC said it will suspend collection of all fees after a federal court decision. A study will review how to restructure fee collection as of January. The report accompanies other 1970s finance notes including a widening current account deficit of 1.06 billion for the September quarter, the largest since 1974.
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Carter Keeps Cabinet Talks Quiet After Daley Funeral
President elect Jimmy Carter delays final cabinet announcements after attending Chicago mayor Richard Daley’s funeral. He plans to appoint Patricia Harris Harold Brown Ray Marshall and others while weighing Griffin Bell for attorney general and Ted Sorensen as CIA director. A reshuffle may merge agencies to form a cabinet department.
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Private Health Care Cost Controls Urged
Washington argues a federal takeover would trigger astronomical medical bills as the Wage and Price Stability Council backs controls amid a rising health care cost spiral. A Social Security Administration report cites hospital and provider costs climbing since price controls ended two years ago, with personal health care spending up by 17 billion dollars year over year and total expenditure near 130.4 billion.
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Oil Spill Edges Toward New England Shores After Tanker Breaks
The Liburian tanker Arey Merchant split from its grounded hulk near Nantucket and dumped 7.6 million gallons of heavy oil into the Atlantic. Coast Guard reports say the slick stretches over 10 miles, threatening beaches and Georges Bank. Cleanup crews report damaged shellfish beds and tourism impact. authorities consider court action and a Kennedy hearing set in Boston to investigate.
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Crime Up 14 Percent In Cedar Rapids
Acting Police Chief Gareth Clitt says little can be learned beyond three months ago as Cedar Rapids reports show a nine month rise in serious crime. Switch to computerized records changed reporting periods and methods including armed robbery categorization.
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Committee Forms To Review Police Hiring Procedures
Mayor Ron Canney appointed a Tuesday committee to study police hiring rules and report within 60 days. The group will seek methods to recruit women and minorities and to track applicants who qualify, amid past disputes over test eligibility and license requirements for minority applicants.
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