Hijackers land in Paris after two day odyssey
A hijacked jet carrying about 57 people, including seven crew, landed in Paris after detours to Keflavik Iceland and multiple U.S. stops. Passengers reported calm hijackers who urged publication of statements, a 100 word communique and a 2500 word Croatian independence piece. Federal reactions and Yugoslav officials warned against landing elsewhere.
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New York
Chicago
Montreal
Keflavik
Iceland
Paris
Ne York
United States
Belgrade
Ford Signs Bill to Save New River in North Carolina
President Ford signed a bill preserving 26.5 miles of the New River as a wild and scenic corridor, blocking a Virginia backed plan by Appalachian Power Co. to build a dam that would flood North Carolina land and displace thousands. The measure ends a 14 year battle with environmental groups and local opponents.
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Ford
Penté
Ken Hechler
D-W.va
White House
North Carolina
Washington
Wild and Scenic
Federal Power Commission
Appalachian Power Co
American Electric Power Co
New River
Virginia
North
Carter Signals He Is Ready To Debate Ford On Policies
Carter told reporters late evening he is pleased with progress and that Ford should address unemployment inflation and health care. He acknowledged criticizing Ford over firing FBI director Clarence Kelley may have been a misstep and said Republicans label him spendthrift and ultraliberal. He plans weekend study before future travels while Ford heads to Michigan and Dole meeting.
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Ford
Carter
White House
FBI
Clarence Kelley
Kelley
Three Accused Of Plotting To Kill Kennedy
Police in Springfield arrested Robert White of Enfield Connecticut Sandra Bondreau of Westfield Massachusetts and David King of Springfield on Saturday charging them with conspiracy to murder Senator Edward M Kennedy. Detectives said they learned of the plan from one of the three participants.
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Edward M. Kennedy
Springfield
Kennedy
D-Mass
Robert White
Enfield
Conn
Sandra Bondreau
Westfield
Mass
David King
Somata
Storm Rains Kill, Flood Devastate Ocotillo and Regions
Tropical storm Kathleen drenched Southern California and parts of Nevada and Arizona. It caused millions in property and crop damage, destroyed or damaged hundreds of homes, and displaced Ocotillo residents after a six foot wall of water flooded the town center. Rescue and recovery efforts continued as authorities estimated dozens unaccounted. One man died when a tree struck a mobile home near Yuma.
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Los Angeles
Kathleen
California
National Weather Service
Nevada
Arizona
Ocotillo
Mike Singh
Bruce Anderholt
Yuma
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Jeanique
Keith
Jack Aldworth
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Tito
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Sweden
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Maine
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Oregon
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Rocky Mountain States
New England
M Pape
Midwest
University At Michigan
Bob Dole
Pat
Delaware
Deborah Lipford
Newark
Del
Dom Grotberg
Valley City
Pamela Polk
Richmond
Maryland
Barbara Jennings
Greenbelt
Penn
Sylvania
Marie McLaughlin
Levistown
Miss Lipford
Nebraska
Marion Watson
Omaha
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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Ron Hazard
Robert Campbell
Santa An
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