Agreement Reached in Air Strike
Washington AP Trans World Airlines and the Transport Workers Union reached an agreement in principle early today. Pickets to be withdrawn at 7:00 a.m. EDT pending ratification by striking stewardesses and pursers. Terms not disclosed. The strike began after an impasse near the Tuesday deadline, affecting 5095 stewardesses and 281 pursers and disrupting domestic and some international service. Wage and benefit issues were central to the dispute.
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Weather summary from Arkansas station grows mild trends
Hours ending at 7 a.m. Wednesday show a high of 69 and a low of 42. Forecast calls for clear skies and a not so cool night then fair and continued mild Thursday with lows in the upper 40s and highs in the 70s.
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Weather Elsewhere Lifted With Years Served Noted
The report lists Donald Raines serving five years for grand larceny from Crittenden County Leonard Naugle serving seven years for burglary and grand larceny from Baxter County and Carlton J. Carney serving 21 years for second degree murder from Franklin County.
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Crittenden County
Leonard Naugle
Baxter County
Carlton J. Carney
Franklin County
Offshore oil acres offered for lease in Gulf of Mexico
The Interior Department plans a sealed bid auction next December for 327 submerged Gulf tracts off Louisiana despite spill risks. It cites tighter rules and enforcement to curb pollution while arguing leasing supports energy goals and may benefit overall environmental impact with low sulfur oil and natural gas.
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Judge orders abductor shoot on spot in Georgia circuit
Valdosta AP report notes Judge Omer W. Franklin of Thomasville in South Georgia declares he would rather die from sheriff bullets than be abducted. He orders all circuit officers to shoot to kill if a kidnapping occurs, citing the San Rafael, California trail of Judge Harold Haley's slaying as motive. The 56 year old judge says the stance is a matter of principle and has the support of his district attorney and fellow judges.
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Hunted suspect in Cross kidnapping named
Police pursue Jac ques Lanctot 25 a former taxi driver linked to the Quebec Liberation Front as a prime suspect in the kidnapping of British diplomat James Cross. His brother is among prisoners demanded for release by the kidnappers while a separate UN effort seeks to extend the Arab Israeli cease fire and resume indirect talks via Gunnar V. Jarring as mediator. Egypt calls for a General Assembly debate to pressure Israel over territories seized in 1967.
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Hope Star publication details and pricing notice
Hope Star issued in Hope Arkansas provides publishing details, staff roles, affiliations, and circulation rules. The piece lists ownership Alex H. Washburn president, Donal Parker VP, and others, plus subscription rates for various regions and timeframes and advertising contacts.
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Pod) Rogers
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Nevada
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Clark Counties
Arkansas
No Provisions in Charter for Animals in Minneapolis
Minneapolis city charter no longer includes provisions restraining animals such as horses mules cattle swine sheep and geese or penalties against riding or driving oxen that damage sidewalks. City Council's Charter and Legislative Committee recently deleted those phrases.
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Family Shot and Home Burned in Santa Cruz County Mystery
Southern Pacific officials said deputies blocked roads as detectives probed a gruesome scene at Dr Victor Ohta’s hilltop home east of Santa Cruz. Mrs Ohta, their two sons, a secretary, and Dr Ohta were bound and shot. the house burned from fires set in 10 rooms. Autopsies were ongoing. An Ohio slaying and another nearby fatality were not linked at the time.
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Prisoner-turned-killer shot by police in courthouse siege
In Chicago on October 21 1970 convict Gene R Lewis 27 who had boasted he would not die in the electric chair was shot and killed by police after taking hostages in the Criminal Courts Building He seized Walter Makowski an unarmed guard and Michael Stevenson an assistant state's attorney and fired multiple times injuring Leonard Karlin a 55 year old lawyer during the escape attempt authorities said the gun used was smuggled in a book with cut out pages.
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Gene R. Lewis
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Lewis
Walter Makowski
Makowski
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