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Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1977

Page

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Two Pregnant Hostages Freed From Dutch Train Siege

Two pregnant women released by Moluccan gunmen say the remaining more than 50 hostages are under great stress but in reasonably good condition. Government says no talks while ensuring no more terrorist acts. crisis enters 15th day as mediators fail to produce a deal.

Assen The Netherlands UPI Justice Ministry Spice Islands Dries van Agt Academic Hospital Groningen Nelleke Ellenbroek Agatha Brower-Korf

Prison population limit proposed in Kansas debate

Kansas supporters push a cap on total prisoners after space studies and expanding parole. Sen John Simpson argues for space-based limits while Robert Kennedy notes cost gaps between prison confinement and parole supervision. They cite Minnesota as a model for community corrections amid 2,285 inmates and 2.2 million residents.

Topeka UPI John Simpson Salina Senate Jack Steineger Kansas City Kennedy Kansas State Penitentiary Lansing Simpson Minnesota Kansas

Supreme Court Limits Health Penalty Rules

The Supreme Court ruled 5 to 4 that a state may not make the death penalty mandatory for the murder of an on duty police officer. The Louisiana case involving Harry Roberts for the 1974 Mardi Gras shooting of Officer Dennis McInerney raised concerns over rigid mandatory punishment and mitigated factors.

Washington UPI Supreme Court Louisiana Warren Burger Byron White Harry Blackmun William Rehnquist Harry Roberts Dennis McInerney Mardi Gras Day New Orleans

Amin threats raise fears for Britons in Uganda

Ugandan President Idi Amin, barred from London by the Commonwealth conference, warns of taking “something serious” against the British. He claims Britain barred Uganda, says he and a Ugandan delegation will not attend, while British citizens in Uganda remain at risk amid past hostage scares.

Nairobi Kenya UPI Idi Amin Uganda London Amin Radio Uganda James Callaghan Britain

Mrs. Carter Faces Test of Goodwill on Latin Tour

First Lady Rosalynn Carter's Latin American goodwill mission faces strain as she meets Brazil's President Geisel in Recife and Brasilia amid U S concerns over human rights and nuclear power exports. She then continues to Colombia and Venezuela while unrest brews at home.

Santa Clara Peru UPI Rosalynn Carter Brazil Carter Ernesto Geisel Recife Brasilia Colombia Venezuela United States Lima First Lady Granja Azul Blue Farm Jamaica Costa Rica Ecuador Grace Vance Peter Hallogan Latin America

Hijacking and Hostage Scenes Dominate News Headlines

A grim trend emerges as hijackings and hostage situations draw constant coverage across outlets. Authorities warn of escalating risk while families and communities seek safety measures and rapid responses.

Wheelchair hijacker attempts Beirut to Kuwait flight

A Lebanese man in a wheelchair hijacked a Middle East Airlines Boeing 707 from Beirut to Baghdad to Kuwait seeking 1.5 million dollars for 110 hostages. Commandos freed all passengers at Kuwait airport with no shots fired. most aboard were Arab nationals plus three infants.

Kuwait UPI Middle East Airlines Lebanon Beirut Baghdad Nasser Mohammed Khaled Saudi Arabia Iraq

Weather Area Forecast Passes Through Tonight

Considerable cloudiness with scattered showers and thundershowers tonight and partly cloudy Tuesday. Lows tonight mid to upper 50s. Highs Tuesday mid 80s. Northeasterly winds 5 to 15 mph tonight. Precipitation probability 20 percent tonight.

Good deed turns sour by Chanute juveniles

Two 13 year old Chanute youths who found and surrendered a wallet at Santa Fe Park were praised by police for honesty. Later a missing second $100 bill and a $20 bill were reported, leading to an arrest of unacceptable behavior as the uncle offered to intervene and ensure restitution.

Chanute Santa Fe Park Memorial Building George Allen Jr S. Plummer Allen

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