Hijackers Seize Philippine Plane For Gaza Route
In Cagayan de Oro a jet carrying passengers is seized by three Muslims armed with grenades and pistols. They force the plane to circle an airport for 90 minutes and threaten to harm hostages if demands are not met. Authorities report the hijackers claim to be bound for the Persian Gulf.
Weather Fragments Highlight Mixed Spring Skies
Fragmented notes describe light to moderate rain in parts of Florida and scattered gusts along the Atlantic coast. Forecasters project clearing skies in some regions while others face unsettled conditions and cooler highs.
Bailey claims threats to Hearsts overlooked by government
Attorney F. Lee Bailey charged the government with ignoring threats against Patricia Hearst and her family. He said FBI and San Francisco officials told him investigations were frozen until after Hearst's sentencing for a recent bank robbery. The New World Liberation Army claimed responsibility.
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Hearst Family Targeted by Bomb Plot at San Simeon Estate
A report recalls threats against Miss Hearst and relatives tied to a bomb planted at the San Simeon estate. It notes officials may know names of alleged perpetrators while discussing trial dynamics and pre sentence investigations. The narrative mentions Fifth Amendment use and reactions of Hearst family members.
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Ford Seeks Humphrey in November Challenge
President Ford says he would rather face Hubert Humphrey in November after criticizing Jimmy Carter for vague issue positions and apologizing for the ethnic purity remark. Ford’s Nashville Banner interview also questions Carter delegates and party unity.
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Lubbock Council Acts on Buses and Bonds in Busy Session
The Lubbock City Council moved on buying 25 new 21 passenger buses and selling bonds for city needs. It approved a plan for a convention and tourism bureau and awarded bid low to raise about 1.58 million dollars in general obligation bonds amid ongoing lawsuits and hotel occupancy receipts.
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Second In Family Named Top Carrier
The Avebpeee Series Star Carrier Banquet honored second generation winners at the 18th annual event. Garland Arrant’s son Tand y Arrant was named 1975 Carrier of the Year, joining a tradition with his brother as this year’s honorees.
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