Hijacked Egyptair jet freed by Egyptian commandos
Egyptian army commandos stormed the Luxor bound Egyptair Boeing 737 freeing 101 aboard after seven hijackers demanded flights to Libya and the release of detained Arabs. Passengers included Japanese and French tourists visiting the Valley of the Kings and Karnak. No one aboard was hurt. some hijackers were injured.
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Cairo
UPI
Luxor
Interior Ministry
Egyptair
Middle East
Valley of the Kings
Libya
Karnak Temple
Deat Gamal Abdel Nasser
Mahmoud Salem
Mohammed Gamassy
Forces keep high alert after Panmunjom incident
The United States and South Korea kept forces on high alert after North Korea issued a regretful message for the Panmunjom attack that killed two U.S. officers. About 42,000 U.S. troops and 600,000 South Koreans remained on increased readiness as protests continued in Seoul and other cities.
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Seoul
South Korea
UPI
United States
Kim Il- Sung
U.S
Korea
7Th Fleet
Midway
Japan Sea
Panmunjom
Kim
U.S. Navy
Mark P. Frodden
Han Jukyong
Korean Military Armistice Commission
Borthiage
North Seavens
Ok Galleer
United Nations Command
State Department
Washington
UNC
North Korea
Ron Nelsen
Vail
Colo
Ford
Major aftershocks hit southern Philippines after deadly quake
A large aftershock struck Cagayan De Oro and Zamboanga City in the southern Philippines, with reports of thousands killed in last week’s quake and tidal waves. Authorities noted no immediate new casualties while refugees from the disaster remained housed in Zamboanga City. The tremor followed a seven on the Rossi-Forel scale, with a five magnitude shock near Tligan and widespread panic among residents and workers.
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Manila
Philippines
UPI
Cagayan de Oro
de Oro
Climacoy
The
Geophysical Observatory
Zamboanga City
Ppine
Tligan
Quake Strikes North Central China as Toll Rises
An earthquake of magnitude 6.7 struck a mountainous area in north central China per the National Earthquake Center. No damage is reported due to sparse population, marking a spate of three strong quakes in China within two days amid earlier 8.2 and a cabinet televised brief. President Marcos warned death tolls could reach 8,000 with 175,000 homeless and $140 million in losses as tidal waves swept inland and carried large sea creatures onto land.
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Lompoc
Santa Maria-Nipomo
Raymond Perez Ramirez
Santa Maria
Alan Athie
Nipomo
Ramirez
Athie
West Ocean Avenue
North
K Street
Eeeaeeee Fereeree
Aeon
United Press International
China
National
Golden
Colo
Ferdinand Marcos
Teamster pension prober quits over Labor Dept. friction
James D. Hutchinson, who runs enforcement of ERISA and led the Teamsters pension funds probe, resigns effective Oct 1 citing slow Labor Dept. processes and calls for interagency jurisdiction clarity. He notes need for flexibility to implement the law and mentions IRS and Justice Department overlap. Hutchinson will not halt the ongoing Teamsters inquiry.
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Washington
UPI
James D. Hutchinson
Teamsters Union
Labor Department
Hutchinson
W.J. Usery
Usery
Kansas City
Departments of Labor and Justice
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Teamsters
Central States Pension Fund
ERISA
Justice Department
Wilkes- Barre
Warren Berger
Weekend auto crashes leave one dead and thirteen hurt
A Buellton man, Pedro Uribe 24, died when his car spun off Highway 246 near Road and overturned. Nearby, Juana Uribe 29 Efren Padilla 24 Jose Padilla 36 and Pedro Padilla 21, all of Buellton, were injured. Kim Baker 15 and Brenda Baker 17 suffered minor injuries in a Canyon Road crash. Air Force airman James F Webb injured on Highway 1 near the Wye. Elizabeth Schellhous injured in a three car rear end collision on H Street at Pine Avenue.
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Pedro Uribe
Central Avenue
Second St
Buellton
Juana Uribe
Efren Padilla
Jose Padilla
Pedro Padilla
Casa Santa Ynez
Canyon Road
Willow Avenue
Kim Baker
Brenda Baker
North St
Air Force
James F. Webb
Wye
Emmy Strengthens Into Hurricane Threat Near Caribbean
Forecasters warn Tropical Storm Emmy could reach hurricane force by nightfall as it moves northward away from the Leeward Islands. At noon EDT Emmy centered about 175 miles north of tonie, with 65 mph winds and a northwest drift, prompting adjusted warnings for the Caribbean chain.
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Miami
UPI
Emmy
Leeward Islands
San Juan
P.R
Caribbean Sea
Tonie
Fukuda calls for Miki ouster ahead of election shakeup
Deputy Prime Minister Takeo Fukuda urged the ouster of Prime Minister Takeo Miki saying the Liberal Democratic party must field a new leader in this year’s general election. Fukuda spoke to his faction as anti Miki power centers within the LDP met to plan removal steps while Miki sought talks with Finance Minister Masayoshi Ohira to blunt the drive.
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Tokyo
UPI
Takeo Fukuda
Takeo Miki
Liberal Democratic Party
Fukuda
LDP
Miki
Masayoshi Ohira
Ohira
Lompoc trustees set busy agenda for Title IX compliance review
Lompoc Unified School District trustees will discuss Title IX compliance and a salary and fringe benefit proposal from the California School Employe Association. Other items include negotiating moves with two teachers and a hearing by the state Employes Relations Board on August 30. A lease proposal covers Maple School, Martha Negus Orthopedic Center, and Hapgood School spaces. Meeting at 7 p.m. at 1301 North A St.
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California School Employe Association
Ten Employe Relations Board
Lompoc
Maple School
Martha Negus Orthopedic Center
Hapgood School
Central Administration Building
North A St
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Maj
Omar El-Meheishi
Mohammed Ali Haitham
South Yemen
Mamdouh Salem
Alexandria
Egypt
al Aan
Popular Front For the Liberation of Palestine
Dan Duffy
Vandenberg Afb Hospital
Ryan Park
Connie Leary
Friends of the Library
Merlyn Chesnut
Central
Marcos
Teamster
Labor Dept
Lompoc Hospital
Gary Duane Wheat
Capella Dr
Darrell
Lynn Berry
Nectarine Ave
Susan Nell Sperber
South O St
Cording
Cordell Hummell
Third St
Apt. 2
Marolyn S. Oswald
F North N St
Terry Shawn Pack
Lompoc Unified School District
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