Hijacked Chalk's Goose lands in Havana after Cuba chase
Two armed hijackers wounded Chalk's Airline pilot James Cathron and mechanic Douglas MacKenzie during a seaplane hijack from Biscayne Bay. The Goose proceeded to Havana's Marti Airport with copilot Robert Wallis and five passengers as military jets and a police helicopter pursued to Cuban airspace. Coast Guard tried to block takeoff. Havana reported all aboard unharmed.
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Marti
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IBE
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Jerry Fidler
Frank Argostegui
Card Sound
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Homestead Air Porce Base
Homestead Air Force Base
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Watson's Island
Atlantic Ocean
Miami
Mac Arihir
James M. Cothron
Douglas MacKenzie
Cathron
Hayward teachers call informational picket over layoffs
Hayward Public School Teachers Local 1423 urged staff to form a informational picket line next Monday to oppose district plans to notify about sixty teachers they may not be rehired next year. President Lewis Hedgecock led the call after the school board moved ahead, with Superintendent Ray Arveson noting the estimate. The board scheduled a special meeting to discuss the decision, amid district projections of enrollment decline and concerns over job losses and staffing.
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Hoth
Supl Ray Arveson
Atinut AD Pack Board
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Yar
Hedgecock
Bomb found in TWA jetliner cockpit over ransom threat
A bomb was discovered in the cockpit of a Trans World Airlines jet bound for Los Angeles from Kennedy after an anonymous caller demanded 2 million in ransom and warned of bombs every four hours. The 707 with 45 passengers was evacuated and re hundred passengers returned to the terminal as authorities investigated.
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Kennedy Airport
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Mild Fall Weather Expected With Weekend Sun
Cooler temperatures arrive tomorrow with South County enjoying fair weather. Expect daytime highs in the mid 60s to 70s and nighttime lows in the 40s to low 30s. Low clouds and fog are forecast for tomorrow morning.
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South County
California Poll On Voters Opposing Women For VP
A California poll suggests voters would rate a qualified woman for vice president more negatively than a qualified black man. The survey sampled eligible voters to measure perceived prejudice affecting ticket support.
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California
Judge calls ITT aide a conduit in antitrust settlement
Senate hearings focus on ITT case and the role of White House staffer Peter Flanigan as a conduit for an economic analysis that helped settle the ITT antitrust suit. Judge Richard M. McLaren says Flanigan influenced the process while Ramsden prepared the favorable analysis for ITT.
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Richard M. McLaren
White House
Peter M. Flanigan
International On Aid Telegraph Co
Bob McLaren
Chicago
Justice Department
Senate
ITT
McLaren
Senate Judiciary Committee
Jack Anderson
TET
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
New_ York
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Ramsden
Hits
Wanigan
Anderson
Richard’ S
Kleindienst
Hugh Stott
Anderson W
Washington Star Today
William &. Timmons
San Diego
Judge OKs SAVE issue for ballot
Reporter RANDY WOODS notes the judge approves placing the SAVE issue on the upcoming ballot, clearing a key legal hurdle for voter consideration and campaign activity surrounding the measure. The ruling sets the stage for future campaigning and public discussion ahead of the election.
SAVE growth moratorium returns to ballot in Livermore and Pleasanton
Alameda County Superior Court judge dissolved a temporary restraining order and allowed the Save All Valley Environment initiative to appear on the April 11 ballot. The measure would halt new building permits until schools water and sewage meet standards, amid questions of conflicts with the government code and potential ambiguity.
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SAVE
Livermore
Pleasanton
Alameda County
Save All Valley Environment
Cifies
Gordon Minder
Minder
Marines repelled Bolivia embassy attack under tear gas
UPI reports that in La Paz last August 21, Bolivian rebels armed with machine guns and dynamite stormed the U.S. embassy quarters. Marines used tear gas, not firearms, and no deaths occurred. One Marine suffered minor injuries amid the brief two hour siege. The incident was cited at a ceremony where State Department awards were given to the Marine detachment and other Americans, according to The Times from La Paz correspondent David F. Belnap.
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UPI
la Paz
Bolivia
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Times
U.S. State Department
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Belnap
Risky business at a gas station in south county
Operating a gas station remains risky with permit hurdles and heavy oversight. Dealers cite service quality as key to success, noting long hours and attention to detail. Enco dealer Dave Bellina exemplifies hands on management from landscaping to lounge comforts. Bank of America says success requires an experienced manager of money services products and people.
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Dave Bellina
Bellina
Jackson Street
Amador
Hayward
Wisser
Lough
Bank of America
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