Skyjacker surrenders after 10 hours of hostage drama
Larry M Stanford, 31, an unemployed construction worker from Salutoun North Dakota, hijacked a Wabash Labrador bound jet with 62 aboard after entering Montreal’s terminal. After a 7 minute stop in Ottawa and a tense standoff, his father and a Montreal psychiatrist persuaded him to release four hostages and surrender. The hijacker claimed he needed help and had been under psychiatric care for a long time. The crew reported no injuries and the plane resumed normal operations.
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Nruno Cormier
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Heather
Maurice Quelle
Uwe Murstermanmn
Munstermann
Federal crackdown on methadone misuse expands controls
Washington AP report says the government imposes high restrictions to curb methadone diversion while doubling licensed treatment centers within six months. FDA will revoke eight companies marketing perms and create a closed distribution system to hospitals, approved programs, and select rural pharmacies. Regulations require daily dosing at centers for three months, then possible two day take homes. number of centers expected to reach about 1,200 by mid 1973.
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Food and Drug Administration
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Underwater venture turns fatal in Sacramento area
AP reports a Sacramento student, Stan Montgomery, drowned while checking underwater equipment for a homemade 16 foot submarine lab planned for Folsom Lake. Four Sacramento students were to live underwater in 17 feet of water during 48 hour shifts to study physiological and psychological effects of underwater living. Montgomery and a companion were testing anchor lines when the breathing device failed. fellow divers pulled White free and Montgomery's body was recovered with help from others.
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Stan Montgomery
Sacramento
Folsom Lake
Bob Jenneasy
Montgomery
Steve White
White
Jim
Long
Pennessy
Negotiations resume in 41 day bread strike stalemate
SAN FRANCISCO UPI Negotiations resume today to end the 41 day strike by Teamsters drivers at Northern California bread plants. The drivers walked off November 4 affecting ITT Continental Wonder Bread and Hostess bakeries. Campbell Taggert shut Kilpatrick and Tammbow plants in retaliation.
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UPI
California
Campbell Taggert
Kilpatrick’s
Tamnbow Bread
Detroit jury awards millions in medical negligence case
A Wayne County Circuit Court jury awarded 3.4 million to an Oakland Community College coed and 1.74 million to a Detroit woman left paralyzed after receiving a spinal anesthetic at Pontiac Osteopathic Hospital. The defendants include Abbott Laboratories. Diane Reeser, 70, West Bloomfield Township, and her mother Anita Gasney, received about 1.35 million with interest.
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Oakland Community College
Diane Reeser
West Bloomfield Township
Anita Gasney
Abbott Laboratories of
Chicago
Miss Reese
Pontiac Osteopathic Hospital
Reese
California Reading Scores Edge National Average in Early Grades
California's Department of Education reports first graders score 35, second graders 53, and third graders 52 on a new reading test, higher than the national average of 30 for first graders. Officials warn results may be misleading due to easier content and a new test replacing the Stanford Reading Test, urging careful comparisons.
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State Department of Education
California
Dale Carlson
Tes Ling and Evaluation
Ali MacGraw cement handprints at Grauman's Theater ceremony
Actress Ali MacGraw signed her name after embedding handprints and footprints in cement outside Grauman's Chinese Theater. She wrote Peace and Love above her name. John Tartaglia assists with smoothing the cement as fans and photographers look on.
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Ali MacGraw
Grauman
Miss MacGraw
John Tartaglia
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