World News Snippets From Venezuela to California
A chaotic AP compilation reports Venezuela seizing Owens-Illinois glass unit amid disputes over a kidnapped manager’s manifesto. San Francisco grapples with a historic cable car strike and nostalgia in a quiet Chinese-influenced neighborhood. Keith Roark, blind, founds the National Organization for the Rights of Guide Dogs after enduring discrimination. U.S. policy hopes on death penalty limits and marijuana possession clash with Congress’ willingness. arson charges in Latrobe tie a man to his stepfather’s lumber yard. a Hastings private funeral follows the Miami detectives shooting. Beaver Falls faces a labor dispute at Peerages and Sons. a mystery body is found along a Westmoreland rural road pending tests.
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Hastings, Pa
Ronald Bora
Cambria County
Florida
Bora
Hastings
Miami
Himelf
Bike Mounts CB Radio On 10 Speed Bicycle
Reading resident Joseph Lee Jr. has installed citizen band radio gear on his 10 speed bike. A remote speaker on the handlebars lets the operator hear signals while riding, with a 12 volt battery mounted behind the seat to power the unit.
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Joseph Lee Jr
Reading
Citizens Band
Manila hijackers threaten to blow up PAL jetliner
Armed hijackers demand freedom for six prisoners including former publisher Eugenio Lopes Jr and others, threaten to destroy the PAL jet with 73 aboard unless President Marcos accommodates their terms. Negotiations continue as the plane refuels for a possible westward exit to Bangkok or Hong Kong.
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Manila, the Philippines
Philippine
Ferdinand E.marcos
Eugenio Lopes Jr
The
Philippines Airlines
PAL
Manila International
Philippines
Marcos
Air Force
Samuel Sarmieno
Bangkok
Peking
Hong Kong
Rafael ‘Ygoa
Ygoa
National Bureau of Investigation
NBI
Jolly Bugarin
Manila
Lopez
Manila Chronicle
First Vice Premier Dismissed In China
Tokyo AP reports a senior Chinese leader was dismissed from office as the country maneuvers after Premier Chou En Lai’s death. The successor, a veteran official, is described as a protege of the late premier and linked to moderate policies. The reshuffle follows a period of power balancing within the ruling party and military leadership.
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Tokyo
Cuma
Tee
Tia Ae
Trey
Chou
Hhe
Pat
Tal
Hua
Mao
Home Provide
Bestong
Chow
No Solution To Busing As Veto Prevails
Harrisburg report notes an overwhelming 135 to 49 vote against overriding the governor's veto on busing, with no clear path forward. The measure, seen as crippling to desegregation efforts, was tabled after a third reconsideration in a week, while officials worry about federal court involvement and shifts within party alignments.
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Harrisburg
Tates
Handicap Plan Passes in Harrisburg Legislature
Harrisburg AP reports a proposal to provide sheltered wine leaders was approved 16-4 and sent to the Senate. The plan would cost an estimated 2 million next year and rise to 4.5 million by 1600, with details still unclear and in early stages of debate.
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Harrisburg
Senate
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