Palestinians Leave Paris Ambush With Hostages Freed
A five man Palestinian team calling themselves idealists ended a 27 hour siege at the Paris embassy by releasing four women and the Iraqi ambassador before fleeing toward an Arab capital. Police report six Arab hostages remained and the gunmen departed aboard a Syrian Airlines jet from Le Bourget. The group, led by a Jordanian doctor, is linked to Al Scab the punishers though denied by major Palestinian groups.
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France
le Bourget
Syrian Arab Airlines
Baghdad
Francois Goussault
Goussault
Hussein
Jordan
al Scab
the Punishers
Rain Lifts Oklahoma Lakes as Delia Moisture Moves In
Steady showers drenched Lawton and Southwest Oklahoma boosting Lake Lawtonka and Lake Ellsworth levels. Lake Lawtonka sits 1.75 ft below floodgates with Ellsworth 4.02 ft below spillway tops. Rain expected to continue into Friday as Tropical Storm Delia channels moisture into the region.
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Meers
Lawtonka
Apache
Elsworth
Oklahoma
Delia
Texas
Pope
UAW Rejects Chrysler Economic Offer in Brief
The United Auto Workers announce the Chrysler economic package fails to meet union expectations. In Des Moines Senator Harold Hughes says he will retire to become a religious layworker. A Miss America Pageant protest at Atlantic City threatens tonight's show and could bankrupt the pageant. Firemen's locals picket Convention Hall over a contract dispute. In Los Angeles a former White House aide faces surrender after an Ellsberg psychiatrist burglary case.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Harold Hughes
Atlantic City
N. J
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Firemen’s Mutual Benevolent Association
Los Angeles
White House
Daniel Ellsberg
Igill Kregh
John D. Ehrlichman
Superior Court
James G. Kolts
Skylab crew marks record with dual auroras
Skylab 2 astronauts Alan Bean Owen Garriott and Jack Lousma on day 41 of a 59 day mission described witnessing both the northern and southern auroras in one day as a historic sight. They noted ongoing solar activity and called the Skylab station a beautiful machine with potential for future crews.
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Houston
Alan L. Bean
Bean
Owen K. Garriott
Jack R. Lousma
Space Agency
Skylab
LURA sells project notes at 5.51 percent interest
Lawton Urban Renewal Authority opened bids on eight million dollars in project loan notes. Security Pacific National Bank of Los Angeles agreed to buy seven million three hundred sixty five thousand dollars in notes at five point five one percent to fund Cameron Pleasant Valley Downtown and Rose Hill projects. Civic Center notes sold separately with earlier maturity.
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Civic Center
Cameron
Pleasant Valley
Downtown
Rose Hill
LURA
Chicago
Security Pacific National Bank of Los Angeles
LUPA
Deer Abby and Markers Highlight 6A Sports Page
A brief editorial note outlines Deer Abby and markers as features on the 6A sports spread. The page includes sections for hospitals, a crossword, obituaries, and classified items with contact details for circulation and editorial offices.
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Sridge
Comia
White House Gains Time On Tape Suit Rules
White House Judge Sirica grants until September 2 to file an answer to the Senate Watergate tapes suit. He rejects speeding the case, saying the court will not be rushed in this pivotal matter. Senate and Cox teams seek swift action to place tapes before the Supreme Court. Nixon signals clarity may come in the appeal over review of nine tapes.
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U.S. District Court
John J. Sirica
White House
Senate Watergate Committee
Sirica
Fred Buzhardat
Cash
Nixon
Supreme Court
Senate
Cox
Indictment Names Boyle and Nine Others in UMW Slay Case
Pittsburgh AP Former United Mine Workers President W A Boyle is charged with murder in the 1969 killings of Jock Yablonski and his wife and daughter and indicted on federal conspiracy charges. The case names nine former UMW officials as unindicted co conspirators and details a scheme to fund the murder with about $20 000 of union money.
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United Mine Workers
W. A
Tony” Boyle
FBI
Pittsburgh, Pa
W.A
UMW
Joseph A
Jock
Yablonski
Boyle
U.S. District Court
Pittsburgh
William J. Turnblazer
Albert E. Pass
Turnblazer
District 19
Pass
Washington
D.C
Middlesboro
Paul E. Gilly
Claude E. Vealey
Aubran W. Martin
Arnold E. Miller
Top Demos In Congress Reject Nixon Statement
Democratic leaders in Congress rejected President Nixon's claim of a disappointing Congress. They said Congress has nothing to apologize for and will not act at the President's behest. They noted measures on pension reform education health and campaign reform and urged Republican support to pass needed programs.
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Nixon
Washington
Nixon to send new State of the Union to press Congress
President Nixon accused the Democratic controlled Congress of a disappointing record and said he will transmit a new State of the Union message Monday. He seeks action on spending, defense, energy, education, housing and community development as Congress splits along party lines.
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Senate
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Congress
White House
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