Skyjacker Surrenders After Jet Hijack to Montreal
An unemployed construction worker hijacked a 62 aboard jet at Labrador Wabash airport dressed in olive drab. After taking a hostage and ordering routes to Montreal and Ottawa the hijacker surrendered to his father and a psychiatrist in Montreal. The hostage stewardess aided by medical care convinced him to give up. Described as Latty M Stanford 21 from Saint John New Brunswick, he had psychiatric care history. His wife Heather noted his unpredictable behavior while pilots said they felt no danger.
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UPS
Rwabee
Wabash
Labrador
Corp
Burl McLeod
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Guid Tle
Ottawa
John Stanford
Bruns Cormier
Stanford
Lisa Mercier Kazmerchik
Seriel
Maurice Ouellet
Uwe Munstermann
Federal crackdown tightens methadone rules and clinics rise
The FDA announced strict restrictions to curb methadone abuse and diversion while projecting the number of licensed treatment clinics to double within six months. Aimed at protecting patients, the new rules bar minors from enrollment, require heroin addiction for two years, and improve confidentiality safeguards. About 1,200 centers are expected by mid-1973 with daily dosing during the initial maintenance phase and gradual take-home allowances after progress.
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Washington
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Charles
Amit
New York City
New Sules
Dockas
Iunto
Underwater venture turns up fatal mishap
An 18 year old Sacramento student, Stan Montgomery, drowned while testing a portable air system for a homemade skind underwater submarine project at Folsom Lake. The accident occurred as he and another youth were checking anchor setup below water during preparations for an 18 hour shift living underwater for a study on physiological and psychological effects. Montgomery disappeared beneath the surface and was later recovered by Steve White and Bob Fennessy after a struggle in wetsuits and tanks. The incident casts doubt on the planned submarine laboratory program and may lead to cancellation.
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Stan Montgomery
Sacramento
Folsom Lake
Bob Fennessy
Montgomery
Dana Long
Polsam Lake
Steve White
White
Fennnessy
Lang
Cearg
Foster
Arizona
Christus
56Th
McClellan Air Force Base
Air Force
Winslow
Ariz
California
Bread strike breit: Northern CA bakers resume talks
Bread truck drivers, Teamsters, resume negotiations today to end a 41 day strike lockout affecting Northern California's two largest bread producers. Drivers walked out Nov 4 hitting ITT Continental Wonder Bread and Hostess cake plants. Kilpatrick’s and Rainbow plants were attacked in retaliation.
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San Francisco
UPI
California
Teamster'’s
ITT Continental
Wonder Bread
Campbel Taggert
Kilpatrick's
Rainbow Bread
Court awards millions in two Wayne County cases
A Wayne County Circuit Court jury awarded 1.4 million to Diane Reese and 50,000 to her mother Anita Gosney after Reese became paralyzed from the waist down following a spinal anesthetic at Portia Osteopathic Hospital. In another case, 1,749,020 was awarded to a 26 year old Detroit woman who became mentally incompetent after brain oxygen deprivation during anesthesia. Abbot Laboratories of Chicago faced the judgments.
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Detroit
UPI
Wayne County
Diane Reese
West Bloomfield Township
Anita Gosney
Abbot Laboratories
Chicago
Miss Reese
Porliac Osteopathic Hospital
California Reading Test Scores Rise in State Grades
SACRAMENTO UP I reports California primary grade reading scores show first graders at 55, second at 43, and third at 42, above national averages of 50 for all grades. Officials warn scores may be inflated by an easier test, the Cooperative Primary Reading Test, replacing the Stanford test amid criticism.
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Sacramento
UPI
State Department of Viccasidn
California
Dale Carlson
Department
Office of Testing and Evaluation
Carleson
Stanford
Ali MacGraw finalizes cement handprints at Grauman's Theater
Actress Ali MacGraw signs her name after imprinting hands and footprints in cement at Grauman's Chinese Theater. The Hollywood tradition, seen as a sign of making the big time, includes her penned Peace and Love beneath her name.
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Ali MacGraw
Grauman
Miss MacCraw
Dobe ‘Tartaglia
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