Japan Bows to Extremist Demands Over Embassy Siege
In Kuala Lumpur the Japanese government said it would meet the demands of the Japanese Red Army after they seized the U S Embassy compound, held 40 to 50 people including five Americans, and threatened fatal harm. The group seeks release of seven Red Army members and a JAL DC8 flight to a country of their choice, with Tokyo coordinating with Malaysia on the crisis.
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Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
UPI
Japan
Red Army
U.S
Asia
Europe
Middle East
Japan Air Line
Hiromori Kawashima
Sokyo
Japan Air Lines
Tokyo International
Surden
Ands Jal
Crash Kills Harlingen Family Bound for Osceola
A Harlingen Texas family en route to Osceola Nebraska for a visit was killed in a light airplane crash north of Johnson City Texas. Victims: G James Trues s 44 Margie 42 James 19 Cynthia 16. Pilot James Inness perished after the Gesemy 182 left Saturday amid a favorable FAA weather report. Wreckage found near Round Mountain Sunday. Inness, bank official, had been piloting about three years. Funeral plans pending at Crest Funeral Home Johnson City.
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Harlingen
Texas
Nebriaka
Osceola
Johnsons City
G. James Tnuess
Margie
James
Jimamie
Cynthia
Cindy
Round Mountain
FAA
McAllen
Civil Air Patrol
Bill Moore
York
Columbus
Duncan
Oklo
George Inness
Crest Funeral
Johson City
Inness
First National Bank of
Six hurt in collision of pickup and parked car
Six persons injured in a crash between a pickup and a parked car near Creston. Darrell Becher, wife Angeline, and three children were treated at Community Hospital for hip, shoulder, head, and abdominal injuries. The parked car occupants Michael Leves and John Anderson sustained injuries. Another car struck a cow nearby in a separate incident. Total damage listed from multiple accidents in the area.
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Mason Road
Creston
Ike Creston
Darrell Becher
Angeline
Sondra
William
Keith Anderson
9Th Street
Michael Leves
John Anderson
Platte County
Columbus
Vinius
12Th Avenue
Leslie
Discover Columbus Days planning meeting updates
A planning group will meet Wednesday night to brainstorm the Discover Columbus Days celebration in mid October. Led by chairman John Whitehead, representatives from various organizations will gather at 7 p.m. in Equitable Savings & Loan community room to discuss a parade carnival dances coronation bell music senior recognition horse shows bike races and other proposals.
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John Whitehead
Equitable Savings & Loan
Whitehead
Albion man held in Colfax jail
Kenneth Schmitz of Albion is jailed in Colfax on burglary and marijuana possession charges tied to a Richland area break in. He surrendered after a warrant was issued and faces a $5,000 bond. Also in county jail nearby is Jim D. Eekles of Columbus on the same charge. Several Schuyler men, Robert Ryder Ronald Benham and Matthew Birkel, were charged with marijuana possession and released on their own recognizance, all tied to North Villa Apartments in Schuyler.
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Schuyler
Albion
Kenneth Schmitz
Colfax
Louis Schaffer
Richland
Schmitz
Ghervif
Jim
D. Eekles
Columbus
Robert Ryder
Ronald Benham
Matthew Birkel
Ail
North Villa
Weather warms as Nebraska sees 90s return
Pleasant weather across Nebraska gave way to temperatures climbing back into the 90s. Skies were torn clear to partly cloudy through Tuesday with highs ranging from the 80s to the 90s and nights cooling into the 50s to 60s. Winds were light as a weak cold front and a slow-moving low pressure center drifted eastward through Minnesota and central Nebraska.
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United Press
Nebraska
Mldday
Kearney
Mat Valentine
Norfolk
Alliance
Minnesala
Ford urges moderation flexibility in Middle East stance
President Ford in Belgrade urges moderation and flexibility to break the deadlock in the Middle East. He meets Tito after a cordial visit with Yugoslav leaders, plants a peace fir, and heads to Tokyo for talks with Takeo Miki while Kissinger and Nessen stress unchanged U.S. policy.
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Belgrade
Ford
Middle East
Rypes
Josip Broz Tito
Takeo Miki
Betty
Henry A. Kissinger
Danube
Dzemal Aijedic
Tito
Israel
White House
Braga
Ren Nessen
United States
Platte County budget hearing set Tuesday
Platte County will hold a public hearing at 10 am Tuesday August 5 in the Courthouse board room on the 1975 76 budget. The hearing follows an across the board cut pattern with major increases in the road program and Hall of Justice construction. Total estimated spending is 5 032 239 with a property tax need of 1 802 944 and an estimated mill levy of 13 96.
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Platte County
Board of Equalization
Hall of Justice
Lncal
Milton Langan
Langan
Planning Commission
Roaus
Hall Millen
Dept. of Public Welfare
County
SHU
Soldiers and Sailors
Mideast Nebraska
Motter
GM to launch 76 model production this week
GM will start producing 1976 model cars this week becoming the third of four major U.S. automakers to resume output as industry hopes for a rebound from a 22 month slump. Analysts warn price hikes could slow the recovery with higher costs potentially pushing buyers to smaller models and longer loan terms.
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Detadit
DPY
General Motors
U.S
Arvid Jouppi
Wall Street
Detroit
David Eisenberg
Sanford Bernstein & Co
Velony
Buick
Oldsmobile
Biy FU
Lansing
Mich
American Motors
Ford
Chrysler Corp
Sunps
FBI Takes Control of Hoffa Investigation In Detroit
The FBI assumed jurisdiction in the James Hoffa disappearance after extortion notes prompted federal involvement. Hoffa was last seen Wednesday outside a Bloomfield Township restaurant amid reports he planned to meet three men, with suspected figures including Anthony Giacalone and Anthony Provenzano named in leads.
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Detrovy
UPI
FBI
Teamsters
James Hoffa
Hoffa
Tansom
Federal Agencs
Bloomfield Township
Pontiac
Hotta
Anthony
Tony Jack
Giacalone
Detroit
Leonard Schultz
Tony Pro” Proventano
Fonmer
High incidence of sleeping sickness in Nebraska
University of Nebraska extension veterinarian warns of premature high incidence of sleeping sickness spread by mosquitoes. Dr Charles W Francis notes rising cases in southwestern Nebraska and northwestern Kansas, mostly horses under one year old. Vaccination could head off an epidemic if horses are healthy. Symptoms include low mood, staggering, abnormal carriage of head and ears.
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Lincoln
Neb
University of Nebraska
Charles W. Francis
Nebraska
Kengas
Francis
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