Helicopter hijack frees inmate at Southern Michigan Prison
A knife-wielding hijacker forced a pilot to land inside the world's largest walled prison and whisk away inmate Dale Remling. Police arrested two suspects within six hours. Remling remains at large as officials react to the dramatic escape mimicking a film and a prior México City breakout.
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Jackson
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Oklahoma
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Polish Ship Fined in Lobster Case Wins Release
A Polish government corporation ship and its captain were fined a total of $150,000 in federal court and set free after a consent order settled a charge of illegal lobster taking. The ship’s owner agreed to a $125,000 fine in New Jersey federal court.
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Portugal defuses crisis over Republica reopening
Lisbon reports a Socialist backed move to reopen Republica under Socialist editors while printers resist. The Revolutionary Council kept peace by allowing publication without fines as coalition tensions loom.
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Krogh disbarred by Washington State Supreme Court
Former White House plumbers chief Egil Krogh Jr. was disbarred by the Washington State Supreme Court for his role in the Ellsberg psychiatrist burglary. The 7-2 ruling upheld a bar association recommendation, rejecting excuses of overreach by superiors. Krogh, admitted in 1968, faced prior conviction for conspiracy. Also announced were sports moves: Mark Spitz signed with CBS as a commentator and Rick Barry joined CBS Sports Spectacular.
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Ehrlichman
Seattle
California
Pete McCloskey
Mark Spitz
CBS
Los Angeles
Spitz
Cali
Colombia
Rick Barry
Golden State Warriors
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Kennedy Jr. Completes Chemotherapy Months Early
Edward M. Kennedy Jr., son of the Massachusetts senator, finished chemotherapy weeks ahead of plan at Georgetown University Hospital. Doctors noted his right leg was amputated in November 1973 after bone cancer was discovered.
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Massachusetts
Georgetown
University Hospital
Washington
Young Kennedy
Television suit over Sally Struthers exit from All in the Family
The producers of All in the Family sue Sally Struthers, citing her refusal to continue on the series. The action highlights a contractual dispute amid ongoing negotiations with the actress.
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Mexico
Fausto Cantu Pena
Coffee Producers’ Group
London
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