Jet demanded by South Moluccan militants in hostage crisis
More than 150 hostages including 105 children and six teachers remain at a school and a four car train in northern Holland. Gunmen demand release of 21 jailed comrades and a jumbo jet to fly them out by Wednesday. Noon food drops and separate ransom notes accompany the standoff as elections approach.
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Assen
The
Netherlands
Holland
Bovenmilde
Indonesia
South Moluccas
Spice Islands
Pacific
Dutch East Indies
Amsterdam
Bovensmilde
Pieter Kan
Ina Smit
Autopsy Planned For 2200-Year-Old Mummy in Philadelphia
Officials at the Academy of Natural Sciences plan an autopsy on two mummies found in old crates. An adult and an infant, with cotton under the adult coffin lid, were discovered. origin and storage age remain unknown. X rays will guide noninvasive study before any dissection.
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Philadelphia
Academy of Natural Sciences
Academy
Michael Zimmerman
Hospital
University of Pennsylvania
Zimmerman
Lanny Bell
University Museum
Community Q&A on Child Abuse Resources and Local Help
Readers learn about local groups and services addressing child abuse including the Friends of Children and Youth speakers bureau at 885 6920, meetings at the YWCA, and Guilford County DSS caseworkers. Extra notes cover champagne pricing up to 30 dollars and preserving sand dollars with polyurethane.
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Friends of Children and Youth
Parents Anonymous
YWCA
Hilda Errico
Carol Wilson Utley
Enterprise
Public Library
Guilford County Dept. of Social Services
Ford Hustling Presidency Says Ex-Press Aide
Former press secretary J F terHorst charges Gerald Ford pursues wealth from post presidency through publishing and broadcasting deals. He cites Ford family earnings totaling millions from NBC Reader’s Digest Harper & Row and other arrangements plus pensions and lecture pay.
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Ford
Washington (Ap
J.F. terHorst
Gerald Ford
TerHorst
Free Enterprise Magazine
Ter Horst
Richard Nixon
ButterHorst
Jerry Ford
National Broadcasting Co
NBC
Reader's Digest
Harper & Row
American Enterprise Institute
Washington D.C
Taxi Used In Bank Holdup
A 2 year old Charlotte man James Ray Gathings was arrested after allegedly fleeing in a taxi following the holdup of a North Carolina State Bank branch in Charlotte. FBI said he was arraigned on bank robbery charges before a federal magistrate. Cab driver Robert Jones Sherrill 36 aided by reporting he picked up a passenger, waited outside, then drove away from the bank.
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Charlotte
North Carolina
FBI
James Ray Gathings
Robert Jones Sherrill
Mecklenburg County
Watergate figures face prison as Supreme Court denies appeals
Former U S attorney general John Mitchell and ex White House chief of staff H R Haldeman have 25 days to seek rehearing after the Supreme Court denied their Watergate obstruction and perjury convictions. Ehrlichman also lost his appeal. Sirica could sentence them to 90 months to eight years. The court also allowed agency shop payments by public employees under union contracts, a major labor victory.
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WASM
Ington
John Mitchell
United States
White House
H.R. Haldeman
Supreme Court
Richard M. Nixon
John D. Ehrlichman
Mitchell
Haldeman
U.S
John J. Sirica
Nixon
Sirica
Ehrlichman
Nixon Administration
Camp
Arizona
Thurgood Marshall
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Dutch Radio
Betty Mulder
Hague
Here
Joop den Uyl
Indonesian Archipelago
W.mcw
Paul Younts
New York
J.M. A
Salvation Army
Mally
J.B
Financial
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