Arabs seize Israeli embassy in Bangkok hostage drama ends with safe conduct
Five Arab terrorists seized six hostages at the Israeli embassy in Bangkok. After nine hours the invaders agreed to release the captives in exchange for safe passage out of Thailand. Bangkok police surrounded the compound as negotiations continued and reports varied on the final arrangements.
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Philippine Troops Hit Rebel Camps in Mindanao and Sulu
Government stated that forces launched an offensive against insurgent strongholds in Mindanao and the Sulu archipelago. A secret camp at Sihico Mindanao was struck, at least 40 insurgents killed, four fighters said to be foreign trainers among the dead, with no government losses reported. President Marcos and Defense Secretary Enrile ordered the strikes.
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Cal-Vet loan limit raised to 25 thousand dollars
Gov. Ronald Reagan signed bills increasing the Cal-Vet home loan limit from 20000 to 25000 dollars. Assemblyman Edwin J. Berg and Sen. Joe Schrade backed the measures. A concurrent bond approval of 250 million for Cal-Vet loans was endorsed by Ve(t)nam veterans and others, with low interest rates cited.
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Orbiting solar power plant proposed to supply future energy
Dr Peter F Lille of Arthur D. Little outlined an orbiting solar power plant at a meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science. The design envisions a seven and a half mile by three mile panel array in geostationary orbit at 22,340 miles, delivering about 3 000 megawatts of electrical power via microwave beaming to Earth, offering pollution free energy beyond the year 2000.
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Navy officer wages frozen due to budget squeeze
Washington UPI reports a budget squeeze forces the Navy to freeze officer promotions until June. A similar freeze applies to enlisted personnel, a Navy News spokesman said Wednesday. The measures are described as reluctantly necessary to prevent overspending of personnel funds.
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First National Bank 1973 Financial Statement
First National Bank advertises flexible deposits with anytime access and transfers from checking to savings automatically. It promotes One-Statement Banking, consolidated reports, extended weekday hours, and 27 offices, inviting customers to start earning more money.
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