Oklahoma Teachers Vote On Three Year 47 Million School Package
Oklahoma City students and 27200 public school teachers gathered to vote on a three year package worth 47 million dollars aimed at a pay raise and improved programs. State leaders backed the plan funded by cigarette tax increases, with possible passage affecting dozens of districts.
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Airliner Hijacked by Colombians Diverted to Cuba
An Avianca plane carrying four crew and several passengers was seized by three gunmen believed to be Colombians after departing Maicao near the Venezuelan border. The aircraft was diverted to Havana Cuba where negotiations continued as authorities sought to resolve the incident.
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San Francisco Votes Develop Ferry Service Revival
The State Public Utilities Commission approved a plan to restore ferry boat service between San Francisco and Sauvalile across the Golden Gate, aiming to reconnect transit past the era of bridges. The proposal signals a shift back toward waterborne transport after years of neglect and debate about the double-ended ferries.
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Blaiberg To Leave Hospital Next Week
New York APL reports Christiaan Barnard plans to discharge Dr. Philip Blaiberg, the world’s only living heart transplant recipient, from hospital when Barnard returns to South Africa next week. The briefing notes Blaiberg’s return and medical state, with sparse details due to transcription issues.
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Oil Tanker Removal Hampered Near Puerto Rico
SAN JUAN PAR. A flotilla of navy tugs salvage ships and civilian boats continued efforts to move the leaking tanker Geean Hagley from Puerto Rico beaches. Heavy seas pounded the wreck as salvage crews worked 18 hours without significant progress, the hull shifting only inches and oil slicks spreading along the coast threatening beaches and hotels. Coast Guard officials described the salvage as difficult amid growing pollution and persistent, rough seas.
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One of 10 Most Wanted Men Caught By FBI
Mesquite Nevada report states fugitive Reeve Pearick, listed among the FBI ten most wanted, was captured by federal agents near a ranch where he had worked for over a month. He did not resist, was taken into custody, and faces charges tied to a prior bank attack and assault.
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Thoresen Bail Return Bid Denied
U.S. judge rejects Thoresen bid to reclaim bail after prosecutors allege he built up cash and ammunition while facing firearm charges. The case ties to a broader Western report warning widespread graft in South Vietnam and urging tough U.S. action against corruption at the top of Vietnamese authorities.
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Miami case notes mention Alton tempted daylight robbery of a socialite wife in Thief Miami. Jack Murphy, called Murph the Snef, 28, faces psychiatric commitment after a judge ordered hospital care for a tenuous mental evaluation. Attorneys argue the process serves society’s good amid ongoing legal maneuvers.
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Rhodesia Hangs Three After Queen Rule Rebuff
Salisbury Rhodesia three Africans were condemned to death for murder and terrorism. Chief Justice Sir Hugh Beadle ruled the sentence valid, despite the Queen’s orders. Prime Minister Ian Smith’s government insists the move rests with Rhodesian authorities, while Britain warns of grave personal responsibility for any participant.
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