Take scores hostage in Vienna
OPEC headquarters in Vienna was seized by terrorists who killed three, taking oil ministers and many others hostage. Five gunmen and 38 to 40 hostages left by bus for Vienna airport where an Algerian destination was believed. an Austrian guard and others were wounded or killed. ministers to be flown to an undisclosed destination amid negotiations.
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Vienna
Roon Lewald
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
OPEC
Algeria
Vienna General Hospital
Bruno Kreisky
Kreisky
Te Aospital
Sylvia
Smellprach
Six in Vienna Lobby as OPEC Meets Amid Snow
In Vienna reporters wait as OPEC ministers debate oil pricing. Six youths with Adidas bags enter the lobby, hair long and coats heavy. Witnesses fear a security incident while noting Angolan rebels’ prior visit.
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Vienna
Iteat
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
OPEC
Ron Taggiasca
Milan
Congress study warns on Ford tax and budget policies
A congressional staff study cautions that Ford administration tax and budget plans could slow the economy’s recovery to 1977 with unemployment near 7.5 percent. It argues that policies to reduce joblessness may curb inflation rather than worsen it, due to efficiency gains lowering unit costs.
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Congress
Washington
Ford
Joint Economic Committee
Ins
Congressional
Joint Committee
Long Beach businessman dies in Northern California plane crash
A Long Beach businessman identified as Lynn Kay of 1075 Atlantic Plaza was killed when his single engine plane crashed about 35 miles northwest of Marysville, California, after 3:20 pm on Sunday. Wreckage stretched over a mile. weather was not a factor and Kay was alone returning from Portland on a business trip.
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Long Beach
California
Lynn Kay
Atlantic Plaza
Marysville
Kayas
Portland
Rebel air force frees officers as uprising wanes in Argentina
Rebel air units release five officers held at Moron base near Buenos Aires as reports flow that mutineers may concede. CGT calls a general strike while negotiations under Msgr Tartaio hint at an end to the revolt. Capellini to face punishment. further air raids and police evacuations occur amid tense standoff.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Isabel Peron
Moron
Air Force
General Labor Confederation
CGT
Msgr
Adolfo Tartaio
Armed Forces Chaplan
High Command
Peron
Orlando Jesus Capellini
Tevall
Radio Rivadavia
Hhe
Explosion at Carson plant injures two workers
A 20 000 gallon liquid hydrogen tank exploded at Air Products and Chemicals Inc on Alameda Street in the predawn hours Sunday. Two workers, Wayne Knecht and Jesse Bell, escaped serious injury as the blast triggered a three alarm fire under control by 12 fire units. Knecht remained in fair condition for facial treatment at Harbor General Hospital.
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Carson Gas and Chemical
Air Products and Chemicals Inc
Alameda St
Wayne Knecht
Beethoven Drive
Buena Park
Harbor General Hospital
Jesse Bell
United strike ends United Air Lines contract
United Airlines mechanics overwhelmingly approved a three year contract ending a two week strike. The deal enables a return to full service by Christmas with 36 percent of flights resuming today, 80 percent by Tuesday and full service by Wednesday. George Robinson of IAMAW announced the agreement. Glen Putman said the airline would resume daily operations in staged phases.
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Burlingame
United Air Lines Mechanica
George Robinson
International Association of Machinists and Aerospace
Glen Putman
United
Car Plunges 160-Foot Cliff. Driver Survives
A Torrance man Edward Pozek, 4001 Artesia Blvd, was seriously injured when his car went over a 160-foot Palos Verdes Estates cliff on Paseo del Mar. He was wedged for about an hour, freed by firemen and police, then airlifted to Torrance Memorial Hospital in poor condition with multiple injuries.
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Torrance
Palos Verdea Estates
Edward Pozek
Artesia Blvd
Coast Guard
Torrance Memorial Hospital
Povek
Paseo del Mar
Independent Special Report Critiques New York Attica Probe
The piece on Page A-10 presents a critical view of the New York investigation into the Attica prison uprising. It analyzes findings, questions government actions, and highlights potential shortcomings in the probe.
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New York
Attica
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