World News Briefs Roundup Of Global And Domestic Items
United Press International rounds up concise world and national items from multiple regions. This brief digest highlights key developments from politics to society, presenting quick reads with emphasis on notable names places and dates.
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World frees hostages as Iran fears flow from hijack aftermath
Sixty people freed from an Air France hijacking arrived in Paris amid speculation Iran may dodge the pursuers. In Moscow, security forces attacked an off duty Marine in Leningrad, injuring him. In Paris a bomb exploded at the European Space Agency headquarters, injuring six. police blamed a leftist group Direct Action Fin.
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Paris
Jellner
Tehran
Iran
AC Orly
Moscow
Leningrad
U.S
Four Path
European. Space Agency
Sharks sighted near Stinson Beach and San Francisco area
Coastal warnings were issued after a teenage surfer spotted a 10 to 15 foot great white shark about 100 yards from rocks at Stinson Beach near San Francisco. In July, the national jobless rate rose to 7.5 percent, with women and Black workers most affected, while political blame and future unemployment trends drew comment. Mondale’s campaign sought to shift focus from Bert Lance’s resignation to recruiting Jesse Jackson, and a ASU expert warned that watching the Olympics could tempt viewers to imitate athletes.
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Stinson Beach
Calif
Golden Gate National Recreation Area
San Francisco
Washington
America
White House
Reagan
North Oaks
Minn
Wester Mondale
Bert Lance
Jesse Jackson
Dayton Duncan
Mondale
Jackson
Tempe
Ariz
Arizona State University
Chuck Corbin
Illinois Supreme Court blocks add-on to Cook County board
Springfield Illinois: The Illinois Supreme Court ruled the Cook County board acted unconstitutionally by trying to add a third member to the county's tax appeals panel and changing member elections in June 1983. The decision upholds lower court rulings that the ordinance exceeded the board's power. Springfield: Democratic congressional candidate Gerald Bradley criticizes House Republican Leader Robert Michel for backing a $10 billion Cut to Sythetic Fuels Corp. and warns the plan could jeopardize an 800 million fertilizer plant using high sulfur coal to make anhydrous ammonia.
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Springfield
Ilinois
Cook County Board
Congress
House
Robert Michel
Sythetic Fuels Corporation
Demerat
Gerald Bradley
Bradley
Michel
Mother Ducklings Find Shelter With Loyal Butch
Peggy Shaw reports a Chicago Heights dog named Butch acts as a surrogate mother to five mallard ducklings. The dog tolerates the brood, guarding them as the Wegurzyns care for the hatchlings after finding nine eggs nearby. Jim Wegrzyn, a facilities worker for Citizens Federal, recalls discovering the eggs and pondering their fate.
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Peggy Shaw
Butch
Chicago Heights
Vyard
Helen Wegerzyn
Main Street
Jim Wegrzyn
Area Citizens Federal Savings and Loan Association
Matteson
Wegreyn
Wegrzyn
Sutch
Jim Wegrtyn
Bill Ridder
Pilotto shooting trial set for tomorrow in federal court
Two men Richard Guzzino and Robert Ciarrocchi face trial in Chicago Heights for the 1981 shooting of former mob figure Alfred Pilotto in Crete. Trial before Judge William Hart begins at 9 am with key witness Daniel Addison Bounds expected to testify. Pilotto later served a prison term after labor racketeering convictions in Miami.
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Alfred Pilotto
Chicago Heights
Richard Guzzino
Robert Ciarrocchi
Mattoon
US. Dis
William Hart
John Evan
Lotto
South Suburbs
Crete
Pilotto
Miami
Fla
Guzzino
Ciarrocchi
South
Daniel Addison Bounds
Ohio mystery lingers as Niles director Schenk vanishes
Absent director Edward Schenk remains missing with his whereabouts unclear though his family and the South Suburban Council on Aging report he is somewhere in Ohio. A resignation letter postmarked Ohio arrived, while the agency rehired 25 staffers and an audit proceeds. officials seek Schenk to answer questions and aid recovery of records.
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Feguy
Niles
Edward Schenk
South Suburban Council On Aging
Harvey
Schenk
Ohio
Kay Ekstrom
Council
Exstrom
South
Lexington Avenue
Niles Police
Cook County
Ekstrom
Tenesse Stokes
Councils
Dari-Licious opens as Park Forest community venture
Seven Park Forest area families and eight Rich Township High School District 227 teachers join to launch Dari-Licious at 381 Blackhawk Drive. Rich Plus Inc borders a local bank and village planning, with owners from Park Forest contributing as president Jack French and others. The venture, backed by Bank of Park Forest, employs students and expands for future stores as community pride grows.
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Margaret Seltzve
Park Forest
Rich Township
Blackhhawk Drive
Jerry Deany
Richton Park
Carol
Rich Plus, Inc
Jack French
Flossmoor
Rich East High School
French
Sauk Trail
Age of
Bank of
Don
Karen Hohbach
Carol Deany
Waletta Behrens
Waletta
Gary
Ray
Donna Johnson
George
Mary Laipple
Paul
Mary French
Virginia
Rich Plus
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