Five Guerrillas Surrender At Kuwait Airport Stand-Off
Five armed Palestinian gunmen who hijacked a Kuwait Airways jet released four Saudi diplomats and the hostages after surrendering at Kuwait International Airport. Kuwait officials said a safe conduct out of the country was arranged via Syria, with a plan to swap for the four diplomats. the gunmen later briefly seized Ali Yassin aboard before negotiations continued.
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Kuwait
Efort
Seinig
Palestine Liberation Organization Representaive
Ali Yassin
Yassin
Kinwaiti
Syria
Iraq
Wa’ Ehol
Kuswalti
Kuwalti
Memd
Chuckle Money Saved for a Rainy Day
A lighthearted note suggests people set aside money for lean times, contrasting modern short work breaks with thrift practices. It playfully emphasizes saving habits and frugal mindset as a small daily discipline.
Million Awarded In Koppinger Case In Cedar Rapids
A federal jury awarded Lynette D. Koppinger and her family's estate more than 1.08 million dollars after a gas explosion killed her husband in 1970. The verdict allocated 720000 in actual and 40000 in punitive damages for the widow, 240000 actual and 10000 punitive for the estate, 10000 actual and 16000 punitive for a son, and 20000 actual with 10000 punitive for a daughter. Punitive damages target Goerdt Construction and Cullen-Schiltz. Claims against Ravensdale contractor were dismissed. Original asks totaled 3.65 million. The explosion occurred at the Byane Dale residence February 14, 1970.
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Rania Hews
Douglas
N.D
Lynette D. Koppinger
Richard
Byane[dale
Town Public Service Co
IPS
Sioux City
M. F. Goerdt Construction Co
Dubuque
Cullen-Schiltz and Associates
Cedar Rapids
Koppinger
Tara
Goerdt
Cullen-Sehike
Rvansdale
Edward McManus
London Station Bomb Blast Rocks Terminal
An Imo bomb exploded at a London rail terminal on Saturday three minutes after hundreds were cleared. Four people were injured, a booking clerk spotted an abandoned bag and alerted staff, and the station was evacuated before the blast.
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London
Vietorit Elie H
Shultz Says Soviets Bested Us on Wheat
Treasury Secretary George Shultz says the Soviet Union outmaneuvered the United States in the 1972 wheat deal and may reap profits from reselling wheat. Senator W. Huddleston urges probes as two Soviet ships linger off an Italian port without unloading.
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Shultz
iShrewdussian
Treasury
George Shultz
Rome
U. S
Medic Board Heads Charged with Fraud in Bank Conspiracy
Washington report says Dr. John Robert Kernodle, AMA board chair since 1972, and Norman Graham among six North Carolina men charged in a 1.8 million dollar bank loan conspiracy. Indictments allege loans for personal gain, checks without funds, and misused bank funds. Also named: H Callaway Pollard and others connected to Bank of Burlington. Page 2, Col. 0.
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Soviet Union
John Robert Kernodle
U. S
Sing
North State
Fe Bank
Burlington
N.C
Shiplin
Winston-Salem
N. C
Rome
Keenable
Antrain
Howe
AMA Board of Trustees
Kernodle
Smith
H. Callaway Pollard
Ketteridge Indust
New Gasoline Price Ceilings Go into Effect
Washington AP reports new gasoline price ceilings take effect as August index moves. Behalf actions include early beef ceilings lifted to head off shortages and food price controls expanding. Major automaker and detergent price hikes are delayed pending hearings while gasoline and auto costs may rise in coming weeks.
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Washington
Thayures
Nixon Administration
Dunnlap
Aula
Joe Donut
General Malore
Chrysler
American Motors
Ford
General Motors
eBrvemit Isle Hare
SuntTola
Ap-' Council
John T. Don
Igamnanias
Dunlop
Insi- Hess
Gary L Henry fatally injured in Cedar Rapids crash
Gary L. Henry 22 of 1644 First Avenue NE Cedar Rapids died early Saturday after a motorcycle he rode collided with a car in the 1500 block of First Avenue. Lawrence Slaymaker 21 of Marion, driver of the motorcycle, and James L Cavities drove the other car. Slaymaker suffered a fractured hip and was in fair condition at St Luke's hospital. Charges pending. Henry born August 27 1951 in Des Moines survived by parents two brothers and a sister. Burial at Cedar Memorial.
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Cedar Rapids
Gary L. Henry
First Avenue NE
First Avenue
Henry
Lawrence 3
Slaymaker
Ninthtreet
Marion
Palley
Flint Avenue
James L. Cavities
Reg
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Palle
Slaye
St. Luke’s Hospital
Gary Lee Heary
Des Moines
Atudent
Kirkwood
Allege
U.S
Gresham
Ballinger
Texas
Annie
Stockdale
Eagle Grove
Baxter Chapel
John D. Huber
Cedar Memorial Ceme
Dunlop
Amerfood
Giean Legion
Thelmay
Freene
Norning
Treasury
George Shultz
Shultz
Dunlop Mids
Dunlap
Automakers foresee further price hikes on 1774 models
Four automakers indicate they will likely seek additional increases to cover higher production costs for their 1774 model year. The remarks imply ongoing cost pressures and potential consumer price adjustments as manufacturers adjust to rising input expenses.
Princess Anne Falls From Horse In European Race
Princess Anne of Britain fell from her horse Goodwill during an obstacle course race at the European championships in the USSR. She rose, limped, refused ambulance, and walked back toward the starting point before officials assisted. The fall eliminated her from the event. Prince Philip and Capt. Mark Phillips met her as a car transported her to the city.
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Kiby
Ussr
Anne of Britain
Goodwill
J Starle
Anne
Starling Point
Prince Philip
Mark Phillips
Windmill Solves His Energy Problem in California
GUPRNEVILLE Calif AP windmill inventor Kagin, 27, powers home and office with a 40 foot tall turbine producing up to 4 kilowatts at 10 mph. He plans Real Gas & Electing Co to distribute Australian windmills abroad.
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Guprneville
Calif
Kagin
America
Engin
Anl Alternative Energy Company
Madar Kinetic
Nixon aims energy policy shift to avert winter crisis
President Nixon said the administration will relax quality standards to ease an energy shortage this winter. He announced four urgent actions including relaxed emission rules, expanded use of domestic energy, more nuclear power, and renewed coal research, while urging Congress to pass four key bills.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
U.S
John A. Love
White House
Love
Wen
Thut Love
Elk Hills Naval Reserve
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Yasser Arafat
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Ameritonasts
Norman ‘Graham
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Princess Anne
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Eagle
Real Gas & Electing Company
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Stove
Charles DiBona
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