Hijack Crisis: Hostages, Demands, and Deadlines
Reports from Geneva and Berne detail Arab guerrilla demands for the release of seven Arabs held in Europe and in Israeli jails in exchange for all hostages aboard the hijacked planes. Debates over a ransom deadline vary, with estimates of 7 PDT Saturday and 3:30 p.m. PDT Saturday. The Red Cross notes a newborn among the hostages and reports poor conditions in the Jordanian desert camp where captives are kept.
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Europe
Europa
Israel
Amman
U.S
Red Cross
Foreign Office
Geneva
Inquest continues into Salazar death at East L A bar
A Los Angeles inquest delves into the death of Salazar, a Los Angeles Times columnist killed by tear gas projectiles during the East Los Angeles riot. Testimony covers deputy actions, crowd control, and the timing of the fatal shot as witnesses describe the chaotic rally outside the Silver Dollar Cafe.
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Wallace
Laguna Park
Los Angeles
David M. Katsuyama
Coroner’s Office
Salazar
Katsuyama
Daniel Castreon
Information Bureau
Sheriff's
Tom W. Pinkston
Sheriff's Department
Bomb scare at airport defused by search of luggage
Three pieces of luggage were moved to a secluded area of Los Angeles International Airport and searched after an anonymous bomb threat. No bomb was found. A man connected to the luggage missed his flight on United Flight 122 to Hartford, and a woman caller named him to reservations. A white helmet was found but no explosive device was located.
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Los Angeles International Airport
United Airlines
Hartford
Plane Insurance Rates May Go Up
Lloyds of London chairman Henry S. Mance said insurance rates for major airlines may rise after hijackings but policies will not be canceled. He noted war risk renegotiations are handled by about 8,000 Lloyds underwriters and that airlines must decide on security measures such as armed guards.
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Lloyd's of London
Henry S. Mance
Los Angeles
Lloyd's
Lloyd’s
Mance
Llnyh's
Cairo
Manca
Protests at County Building Prompt Emergency Session Demand
A protest at the county building led to calls for an emergency supervisors meeting. After hours of shouting and a briefing, Sheriff Panish ordered protesters to leave. police later cleared the foyer and transported about 30 demonstrators to awaiting vehicles. Lt. Bob Tally led the operation, with a stated fine of 625 dollars for the offense.
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Panish
Tong Beach Blvd
Parish
Bob. Tally
Mexican Independence Parade Moves to Los Angeles After Riots
The Mexican American Independence Day parade, originally canceled in East Los Angeles after August rioting that left three dead and over 31 million in damage, was reversed and rescheduled for Wednesday in Los Angeles following urging from local businessmen and residents.
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Mexican Civile Patriotic Committee
Los Angeles
East Los Angeles
Immaculate Octopus Births Challenge Biology Theories
New York and the New York Aquarium report hundreds of newly hatched octopus offspring from a female caught months ago. Director James A. Oliver notes ongoing hatching, questions about natural gestation of about 90 days, and possible delayed fertilization or fertilization timing. He adds further study to determine how octopi reproduce.
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New York
UPI
Puget‘ Sound
James’ A. Oliver
Aid James A. Oliver
Oliver
Na‘ture
Captain
Seattle
Aquarium
Surviving Convict Arraigned After San Rafael Shootout
Ruchell Magee, the surviving convict in last month’s four fatal San Rafael shootout, was arraigned at San Quentin. He shouted death to the pigs and power to the people as he faced the charges.
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San Rafael
Quentin
San. Quentin
Ruchell, Magee
Magee
Marin County
Marin County Civic Center
Pension Bill Beneficiary Urges veto in California
Sacramento reports Assemblyman Robert W. Crown urged Governor Reagan to veto a bill granting special retirement benefits to Crown and two other assemblymen. Crown received inadvertent inclusion due to late amendments. the benefits would apply if defeated in November. Present law requires six years’ service to collect. The measure’s context ties to the 1970 legislative session.
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Sacramento
UPS
Robert W. Crown
Ronald Reagan
Crown
Alameda
Carl A. Britschgi
Redwood City
Don Mulford
Piedmont
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PROBE
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Washington
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