Hijackers Delayed By Mechanical Problem On Flight
A Philippine Airlines BAC10 hijacked by three men from the Moro Liberation Front faced delays due to a suspected wing malfunction in Bangkok. The plane, en route from the Philippines to Libya, paused for fuel as spare parts might be flown from Manila. The hijackers held 67 passengers and 12 crew for ransom, seeking asylum in Sabah but were turned away by Malaysian officials before continuing to Libya.
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Washington Star Faces Shutdown Over Union Demands
The Washington Star, a 1,700-employee afternoon paper, faces closure unless unions accept immediate salary freezes and layoffs. Deficits near 9.5 million dollars in 1975, with a plan to cut about 00 jobs to save 5.9 million annually, amid loan covenants with Chemical Bank. Unions vote on the proposal. printers already approved, others to decide.
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Washington Star
Joe L. Allbritton
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Star
Allbritton
Chemical Bank of New York
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Pressmen’s Union
Newspaper Guild
Houston
Washington Star Communications, Inc
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Unions Reject Proposal to End San Francisco Strike
Union leaders rejected a plan to end the 10 day strike by municipal employees crippling transit. Ten unions denounced the proposal as inadequate and urged a public vote on wage demands while the June ballot is set to include the issue. The walkout idled city buses and cable cars, disrupted schools and museums, with police and fire services unaffected.
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San Francisco
RPF
Board of Supervisors
Ise
Quentin Kopp
George Moscone
Local stores seek part time help in classifieds
Local stores and small businesses publish ads seeking part time workers. Positions include cashier sales associate and stock clerks. Applicants should have reliable schedules and strong customer service. Flexible shifts available with competitive pay.
Senate Debates Budget Plan Amid Defense Spending Rifts
The Senate opens debate on a Democrat backed fiscal 1977 budget at 412.6 billion, rejecting Ford’s Social Security tax hike while preserving current levels in health education and social programs. Deficit projected at 50.2 billion, defense near Ford’s level, with Cranston proposing 3.5 billion in cuts allocated to jobs and veterans benefits.
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Defense
James L. Buckley
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Alan Cranston
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