Baader Meinhof leaders die as hijack plot fails
West Germany reports Baader 34 Raspe 33 Ennslin 37 killed themselves after learning authorities stopped a plan to free them during the Lufthansa hijacking. Moeller 30 injured, all were Stammheim prisoners serving life terms for murder. hostage rescue ends with fatalities among hijackers and a kidnapped pilot.
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Stuttgart
West Germany
Baader-Meinhof
Andreas Baader
Jan Carl Raspe
Baader
Gudrun Ennslin
Stammheim
Irmgard Moeller
Lufthansa
Juergen Schumann
Mogadishu
Bonn
French Riviera
Tiger Group
Baader-Meinhof Organization
Rome
Larnaca
Cyprus
Bahrain
Dubai
Persian Gulf
Aden
Yemen
Somalia
Hospital use study cites $300 million potential savings
Nebraska Blue Cross-Blue Shield reports Douglas and Sarpy residents used more hospital days than Lancaster County in 1976. If Douglas-Sarpy mirrored Lancaster, about 162000 fewer hospital days would occur and savings near $30.3 million, or $63 per person, across the two counties.
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Richard Paxson
Douglas
Sarpy County
Lancaster County
Nebraska Blue Cross-Blue Shield
Douglas-Sarpy
Donald W. Duncan
Lincoln
Duncan
Nebraska
Omaha
Hastings
Kearney
Scottsbluff
Sarpy
State Public Institutions Dept
Norbert Tiemann
Attorney general ruling shifts school aid distribution
The attorney general’s interpretation changes how $55 million in state school aid will be allocated, favoring larger districts and rural areas with fewer students. The shift integrates the $10 million into the existing foundation and equalization formula, delaying October payments to November 20 and prompting districts to seek interim borrowing.
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C. David Kotok
Larry Vontz
Education Dept
Vontz
Ross Rasmussen
Nebraska State School Boards Assn
Robert den Hartog
Lincoln
Don Hartog
Wentz
The
Lincoln Journal
Nebraskans Urged to Tighten Gambling Laws
Editorial urges Friday legislative action to strengthen Nebraska gambling regulations. Mention notes Maj Gen Edward C Binder of the Nebraska National Guard warning about personnel shortages as a broader public safety concern.
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Edward C. Binder
Nebraska National Guard
Eyes on Today's Kids and Boots Guide
A compact feature compares modern youth trends with earlier norms and offers a practical hiking boot buying guide. Includes sections on backpacking versus urban walking and tips to choose the right boot for terrain and duration.
Von Hoffman Joins The Jour nal Syndicated Columnists
Nicholas von Hoffman, a sharp and provocative columnist, joins The Journal’s editorial pages as a lone voice comfortable with neither left nor right. His first column appears on Page 4.
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Nicholas von Hoffman
von Hoffman
von Hoffmann
Army reallocates U S weapons to bolster European defences
General Rogers announced the Army will move equipment and manpower from U S units to Europe to boost Western defenses against a potential Soviet ground attack. The plan envisions pre positioned stockpiles in Germany and increased forces in Europe, with U S units likely reduced in strength for several years.
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Washington
United States
Europe
Bernard W. Rogers
Army
Rogers
Association of the United States Army
North German
Pentagon
Congress
Euope
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
U.S
Germany
National Guard
Air Force Sotanhe
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Mahmoud
Schumann
German Federal Republic
Hanns-Martin Schleyer
Justice
Schleyer
Helmut Henck
Raspe
Miss Ennslin
Henck
Ulrike Meinhof
John Estabrook
Omaha Hospital Assn
Estabrook
Methodist Hospital
Rasmussen
Dworak
Hickman
Ann Bee
Tonie
Christensen
Villager
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