Cheer To Warm A City Their Lights Will Burn
Editorial urges residents to light up outdoors for Christmas as a small energy gesture. The Goltzes defend a defiant stance while noting many homes lack lights and heat is turned down. Readers weighed costs and the idea that a few bulbs could brighten the season and perhaps warm a city.
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Sanford Goltz
la Crosse Jaycees
Val Parker
Crown Blvd
Terrorists Surrender After Lufthansa Hijack Ends
In a dramatic sequence the Arab hijackers who seized a Lufthansa jet after a Rome attack released hostages and surrendered to Kuwait authorities. The incident, tied to a deadly Rome airfield attack and a Pan Am firebombing, left numerous victims and raised questions about the fate of two Black September suspects and ongoing regional diplomacy.
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Lufthansa
Rome
Cologne
Germany
Athens
Beirut
Damascus
Persian Gulf
Frankfurt
Joe Kroese
Pan American World Airways
Fiumicino
Cairo
Libya
Bonnie Cresnell
el Arid Shafik
Khantouran -Palaas
West Germany
Madrid
Pan Am
Weather outlook snowy with light accumulation expected
Occasional light snow likely Tuesday night with 1 to 3 inches accumulation. Cloudy Wednesday with additional snowfall possible and a high near 25. East to northeast winds 5 to 15 mph. Precipitation chances 60 percent Tuesday night and 30 percent Wednesday.
Holiday Lights Out To Conserve Energy
An Associated Press survey shows Americans cutting back on illuminated decorations before Christmas. The Chicago Merchandise Mart dropped its long standing display, Norwalk trimmed downtown lights, and Lorain Ohio reduced park displays except where Santa appears. Energy official William E. Simon endorsed indoor lights but urged outdoor trimming.
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Associated Press
Chicago Merchandise Mart
Chicago River
Vietnam
Norwalk
Conn
Chamber of Commerce
Joseph J. Zahorec
Lorain
Ohio
Redesigned Soyuz launched on second manned test flight
Tass reports the Soviet Union launched Soyuz 13 from Baikonur at 2:55 p.m. with Air Force Maj. Pyotr Klimuk and Valentin Lebedev aboard. The mission aims to explore near-earth space and remains in Earth orbit after a redesign following the 1971 disaster and the prior mission.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Tass
Baikonur
Kazakhstan
Air Force
Pyotr Klimuk
Valentin Lebedev
Lodges 1115 and 21 Reopen Talks After Split Vote
Lodge 1115 narrowly ratified a Trane contract offer with a condition that Lodge 21 accept its deal. Lodge 21 rejected the proposal 987 to 532, sending both unions back to the bargaining table over four main issues including retroactivity cost of living wages and pensions.
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Tool and Die Lodge 1115
Trane Lodge 21
International Association of Machinists
Lodge
Trane Co
Lodge 21
Plane crash at Logan injures 16. 92 dead in five months
An Iberian Airlines DC10 crash landed in fog at Logan Airport after clipping a pier, injuring 16 and hospitalizing three. The incident follows three prior major crashes in five months, with total deaths reaching 92 and aircraft damage over 30 million dollars. Investigators from the National Transportation Safety Board planned a probe.
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Boston
Logan International Airport
Iberian Airlines
Madrid
Iberian
Boston Harbor
Brian
National Transportation Safety Board
Iberia
Amendments Proposed For Energy Measures
In Madison Wisconsin amendments to Gov Luceys energy bill were debated in the Assembly Many aimed to limit requirements on petroleum suppliers to disclose records and outlooks to the Office of Emergency Energy Assistance Republicans argued the powers given to a reorganized energy commissioners office were too broad The Assembly rejected most amendments and approved one giving district attorneys greater discretion to sue petroleum suppliers Assembly works to finish 39 amendments by late morning as lawmakers tackle energy crisis and expect Senate action.
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Madison, Wis
Patrick J. Lucey
Wisconsin Assembly
Wisconsin
State Office of Emergency Energy Assistance
Assembly
Lucey
Stanley York
John Shabaz
New Berlin
York
Shabaz
Senate
Poor Will Suffer Most In Energy Crisis
Caspar Weinberger and a 10 page HEW report warn the energy crisis will hit the poor hardest via higher unemployment inflation and reduced access to health services. He urges welfare watch for possible increases and notes risks to those with respiratory problems from a delayed Clean Air Act. A mixed energy policy picture emerges with layoffs and belt tightening abroad and at home. Milwaukee woman Edna Coffey dies after being struck by a car, pushing Wisconsin traffic toll toward last year’s total.
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Associated Press
Caspar W. Weinberger
Weinberger
Health, Education and Welfare Department
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Edna Coffey
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