Hijackers hold Majorca flight as Vatican pleas rise
Passengers aboard the Majorca to Frankfurt hijacked jet include Americans Christine Maria Santiago and her son Len. Pope John Paul II urged hijackers to end their "cruel undertaking" while West German officials faced deadlines and calls for freeing hostages and prisoners. A Vatican envoy signaled possible hostage steps, as international leaders expressed relief yet caution over the ongoing crisis.
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Sohio Tank Project Faces Coastal Commission Review
The Coastal Protection Act guidance favors coastal dependent uses for a proposed three-berth Sohio tank facility at the Long Beach port area. Executive director Joseph Badovitz outlines a seven page report recommending land use permits, while port officials urge three tanks to avoid tanker delays and maintain operations near berths. The plan includes surge tanks close to ships and public viewing areas, with potential fuel pumps and pipelines to move oil inland.
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Public Works Plan Adds Restrooms and Fish-Cleaning Areas
A recommouncement outlines construction of restrooms and fish-cleaning facilities in the public area and supplies teash cans to insure the area remains clean and not unsightly.
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Bright outlines tank plan and port impact
Bright warned that replacing the Long Beach Freeway to lay pipe could be required though he proposed showing on Wednesday why three dock side storage tanks are necessary and practical. He noted Sohio could run efficiently with four tanks on Pier 1 but warned fewer would worsen tanker congestion with up to 25 vessels delayed yearly if only three or two tanks are built.
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Concorde ban ruling tests New York landings
The Supreme Court ruled against extending the Concorde ban in New York, ending a long legal fight between Concorde operators and airport authorities and community groups. London and Paris hailed the decision while officials warned it is not the final word as Park Authority may still challenge the ruling and argue non discrimination requirements. Demonstrations and protests were planned to pressure for or against the plan during any interim period before a final decision.
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Court to Rule on Cruelty of Isolated Cells
Supreme Court to decide if indefinite solitary confinement violates the Eighth Amendment in a Arkansas prison protest case. Inmates argued small cells with beds and sanitation inadequate for weeks and months. Federal court found the treatment unconstitutional. appeals court upheld. Also reviewed was an Arizona murder conviction connected to a narcotics raid where warrantless searches occurred after hospital admission.
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