Zig Zag Hijackers Release Passengers in Malta Dubai Landing
Hijacked KLM Boeing 747, identified as Arab Youth Organization for the Liberation of Palestine, releases 244 passengers and eight stewardesses in Malta then lands in Dubai after refusing a destination. Dubai rulers grant landing permission after fuel concerns amid regional disapproval.
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Dubai
Middle East
Valletta
Malta
KLM
Persian Gulf ‘Sheikdom
Aden
Yemen
Arabian Peninsula
Sheik Maktum bin Rashid
Makarios
Cyprus
Nicosia
Arab Youth Organization For the ‘Liberation’ of Palestine
Palestine Liberation Organization
Beirut
Algiers
South Yemen
Dom Mintoff
Arab Leaders Back Oil as Weapon in Anti Israel Policy
Arab summit informants say oil should stay a weapon and be expanded if needed against Israel supporters. They urge exemptions for France and friendly countries, tighten embargoes on the United States and the Netherlands, ease steps on Japan, and outline a three stage peace process starting in Geneva next month with Egypt and Syria. The plan envisions later inclusion of Jordan Lebanon and the Palestinians and demands full liberation of territories occupied in 1967.
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Algiers
Israel
Souces
United States
Netherlands
Japan
Tokyo
Withdawal
Isael
Geneva
Egypt
Syria
Jordan
Lebanon
University Puts Priority On Visual Arts Facility
KU officials push visual arts building as top capital priority in six campus plan. Final planning and construction funds sought totaling about 5.5 million, with Law Center planning funded and a computer center, campus streets, Haworth Hall equipment among other ranked projects. Budget director Bibb trimmed KU’s 1975 plan to self generated projects, while Governor’s budget hearings reinforced the top priority status of the visual arts facility.
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James Bibb
Kansas Board of Regents
Kansas University
Keith Lawton
Visual Arts
Law School
Keith Nitcher
Warren Corman
Regents
Law Center
Robert Docking
Bibb
Kansas Union
Haworth Hall
Heating oil cuts discussed amid Lawrence uncertainty
Local Lawrence dealers say they cannot predict the impact of President Nixon’s 15 percent fuel oil cut on thermostats. One dealer notes supplies may last only until January, with exact effects undetermined until December. Philip McCarty of Fort Scott, KU Band president two decades ago, attended KU events with his son Gary and married Sue Mann Merriman in Danforth Chapel.
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Lawrence
Richard Nixon
Journal-World
Bob “Durr
Farmers Co-op Assn
Philip McCarty
Fort Scotts
Kansas University
McCarty
Ku-Missouri
Gary
Jayhawks
Danforth Chapel
Sue Mann Merriman
Jacksonville
Three Homes Burglarized During Thanksgiving Holidays
Lawrence police reported three burglaries during the Thanksgiving holidays totaling 3475 dollars. Thomas R. Coonred's home at 928 Louisiana Lost stereo equipment and a typewriter after a window break. George R. Krische at 2457 Mo. said a door was forced and two guns and stereo gear valued at 2000 dollars stolen. Jane M. Manning at 1611 West Eighth Terrace reported a color television, stereo, and end table worth 875 dollars stolen.
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Lawrence
Thomas R. Coonred
George R. Krische
Jane M. Manning
St. John’s Catholic Church Window Damaged by Brick
Lawrence police said a brick shattered a stained glass window at St. John’s Catholic Church 1229 Vermont St. The vandalism occurred Wednesday with a $300 value tagged on the window Monday.
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St. John’s Catholic Church
Lawrence
Douglas County Plans Public Presentation on Judicial Complex
The Douglas County Commission will hold a public presentation within two weeks on schematic plans for a county city judicial law enforcement complex. Architect Richard Peters outlined a 90 000 square foot three level building with space for courts, sheriff and police facilities, and support areas. Total project cost is planned at 4 1/2 million including land and renovations, funded by city county revenue sharing funds bonds and a building levy, with completion aimed for January 1976.
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I. J. Stoneback
Walter Cragan
Art Heck
Dick Peters
Journal-World
Douglas County Commission
Richard Peters
Kansas Council On Crime and Delinquency
Douglas County
Restoration progress framed as distinctively Douglas County museum
The Elizabeth M. Watkins Community Museum restoration is progressing, with delays expected after 85 years of wear. John T. Andrews praises the funding campaign and notes water damage, cleaned exteriors, sandblasted stone, and updated window casings. The first floor will be a warm, elegant meeting space.
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Elizabeth M. Watkins
Douglas County
John T. Andrews
Andrews
Douglas County Historical Society
Kansas Union
Kansas All-Sports Hall of Fame
the Prairies
Plains
Lawrence
Large crowd enjoys Lawrence High School play
About 300 people attended Lawrence High School’s production of Thornton Wilder’s Skin of Our Teeth. Millard Denny, LHS drama teacher, said the audience was very responsive and the show will be performed again at 7 30 p.m. tonight in the LHS auditorium.
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Lawrence High School
Thornton Wilder
Millard Denny
LHS
Surplus Noted In American Foreign Trade
The Commerce Department reports October US foreign trade showing a $527 million surplus from $6.431 billion exports and $5.904 billion imports. The year-to-date surplus reaches $680 million for the first ten months of 1973, aided by dollar devaluations boosting exports and raising import costs.
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Washington
United States
Department
U.S
Dole and Buzick Marry in Topeka After License
Phyllis Dole former wife of Senator Dole and Lon Buzick a Lincoln County farmer wed in Topeka after securing a Douglas County license. The ceremony was conducted by Rev Kermit Clark at St Andrew's Presbyterian Church. Buzick, 54, from Sylvan Grove, was widowed. the couple plan to live in Sylvan Grove. Senator Dole and his wife divorced January 11, 1972.
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Phyllis Dole
Robert Dole
Lon Buzick
Lincoln County
Topeka
Douglas County
Kermit Clark
St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church
Buzick
Topeka Veterans Hospital
Sylvan Grove
Sen. Dole
Shawnee County
Gov Docking to appeal for energy conservation on TV radio
Gov. Robert Docking will address Kansans on statewide radio and television at 6 30 p m Thursday urging voluntary energy conservation steps. The appearance is being coordinated with the Kansas Association of Broadcasters and local stations.
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Topeka
Kan
Robert Docking
Kansas Association of Broadcasters
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Richardson
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Sheik Rashid bin Said al-Maktum
Witholt
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Jordan River
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Ku’s Law Center
Cash & Carry
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Probate
Lawrence Municipal Court
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Paul Hilpman
Ethan Smith
Howard Wiseman
Kappelman
Charles Stough
Everett Buhler
Donald McConnell
F. C. Sanders
Stough
Gail French Peterson
Dolph Simons Sr
Arthur Heck
Carol Francis
W. Stitt Robinson
Warren Mortuary
Larry ‘ McElwain
Sirloin
Kaw River
Sirlord
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