Costa Rica frees leftist guerrillas amid hijack fear
In a Havana guided hijack saga, Costa Rica releases four Sandinista guerrillas to avert killing four American hostages aboard a LACSA jet hijacked by Nicaraguan rebels. The released men are Carlos Fonseca Amador Plutarco Hernandez Humberto Ortega and Roce Marin. The airliner flew from San Andres to Havana with 44 aboard and 12 initially reported.
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Canadian official says envoy alive amid FLQ crisis
A federal official said envoy James Cross is alive and could be saved as FLQ terrorists rethink murder after kidnappings in Montreal. Jean Marchand noted the crackdown reflects infiltration of institutions, while Cross’s whereabouts remain unconfirmed since the Oct. 5 abduction.
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Rock Station Back On Air After Takeover In San Francisco
In San Francisco the rock music station KMPX FM returned to broadcasting after a collective of former employees briefly took over the station and aired four hours of non commercial content. Manager Tom Trunnell described the takeover as a push for racial revolutionary politics in music and ads. The National Science Network, owner of KMPX, cut the transmission after four hours.
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Sacramento firemen end strike after court order
Sacramento firemen of Local 522 AFI-CIO voted 271 to 30 to comply with a Superior Court injunction ending a day strike. The first platoon reported for duty before the vote. In San Francisco lawyers asked the state supreme court to set aside the injunction unless disciplinary actions were reversed.
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Hayward News Notice From The Daily Review Prepares
Odd wording lists staff and offices in Hayward California including Post Office Box 3127 and Winton Avenue with subscription rates noted. The fragment references March act of Congress and publishing terms such as one month price.
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Navy weighs mothballing six carriers amid Vietnam mobilization
Pentagon sources say three front line aircraft carriers and three antisubmarine carriers could be retired during mobilization. Submarine tracking planes and helicopters would move to remaining ships, reducing antisubmarine roles and preserving dual warfare capability.
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U S envoy ready to discuss Viet Cong peace plan
U S envoy Bruce told Communist negotiators Washington is prepared to discuss eight point Viet Cong proposals and Nixon plan. He urged real discussions, accusing the Communists of propagandist rhetoric while stressing willingness to negotiate on both sides proposals. Hanoi negotiator Xuan Thay said Hanoi rejects the Nixon plan.
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Reagan says state probes salaries hours in higher education
Gov. Reagan announced investigators are checking salaries and hours of professors in California state colleges and universities. The inquiry follows disclosures that some Cal State Los Angeles professors may have drawn full pay for courses taught by graduate students.
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U.S. War Death Toll Drops to Post 4 Percent Year Low
U S Command reports 40 Americans killed in Vietnam last week and 48 noncombat deaths, with allied casualties down, while Saigon tallies 144,872 US and 243,806 wounded total. Cambodian forces repel a North Vietnamese attack near Phnom Penh with no reported casualties.
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