Greek eight indicted in JFK son kidnap plot in Athens
Eight Greeks including a literature professor a baker and six workers were indicted on conspiracy charges and to stand trial. They allegedly planned robberies and abductions for cash in a scheme inspired by guerrilla groups. One suspect claimed potential kidnapping of John F Kennedy Jr. and possible blackmail of Onassis.
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Panayotis Kabanas
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Aristotle Onassis
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Prophets of Doom or Conscience of Mankind
The Club of Rome, an informal 75-member international group of scientists and industrialists, warns that unchecked growth could trigger a sudden planetary collapse. Financed by Fiat and Volkswagen Foundation, with MIT led studies and future projects on population, resources, and global equilibrium, the group says it aims to shift value systems rather than take political sides.
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Jan Tinbergen
Swedish Academy of Engineering
Canadian International Development Research Council
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Aspin slams NASA for underreacting to moon envelope scam
Rep. Les Aspin charged NASA overreacted by only reprimanding three Apollo 15 astronauts who smuggled 400 stamped envelopes to the moon and back and planned to sell postcards for a trust fund. He urged harsher action and questioned top officials' awareness and a possible cover up.
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Les Aspin
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration
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