Four Major Airlines Seek Cut Rate Transatlantic Fares
Four U S carriers including Trans World Airways Pan American and Nationwide Leisure ask the Civil Aeronautics Board to approve low cost transatlantic fares similar to Laker Airways Skytrain. Laker will offer a daily no frills New York to London service at 236 dollars round trip starting September.
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London
Laker Airways
Civil Aeronautics Board
Trans International Airlines
Trans World Airways
CAB
Laker
New York
Trans International
Skybus
U.S
Brussels
Belgium
California
Oakland
Calif
TWA
Pan American
Nationwide Leisure
British Airways
Son of Sam victim Stacey Moskowitz dies in Brooklyn
Stacy Moskowitz, 20, brain damaged by an 44 caliber shot, dies at Kings County Hospital. Police report 300 officers assigned to the case as the killer, dubbed Son of Sam, has now claimed six lives and wounded seven in eight months. Her date, Robert Violante, also wounded, describes the attacker as a man with a pistol during their Brooklyn waterfront shooting. Violante provides a fuller account that may alter the artist’s composite sketch, but no arrest yet. Police stress fear that the killer could strike anywhere in New York City.
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New York
Stacy Moskowitz
Sam
Brooklyn
Kings County Hospital
John Keenan
Miss Moskowitz
Robert Violante
Violante
William Shuchart
Department of Neurosurgery
Neysa Moskowitz
Keenan
Queens
Bronx
Helicopter Crash Ends Ex U2 Pilot Gary Powers Life
Francis Gary Powers and cameraman George Spears were killed when their Bell Jet Ranger crashed into a vacant baseball field in the San Fernando Valley while returning from filming a brush fire. Powers, 47, famed for the 1960 U2 incident, and Spears, 43, died Monday. cause of the crash remains undetermined.
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Francis Gary Powers
Soviet ‘Union
Powers
George Spears
Bell
San Fernando Valley
CIA
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Spears
Coors Beer Expands Into Missouri and Washington
Adolph Coors Co plans to extend beer sales into Missouri while already marketing in eastern Washington via a Spokane distributorship. Production and market conditions allow expansion with 13 to 16 Missouri distributors and 10 to 12 in Washington, with sales possibly starting by mid-1978.
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Adolph Coors Co
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Missouri
Spokane
Coors
Joseph Coors
Iowa
Arizona
California
Colorado
Idaho
Kansas
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Texas
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Utah
Judge Compares Hill To Pearl Harbor
In Cleveland the AP reports a federal judge likened the Kent State University hill where four students were killed by National Guardsmen to Pearl Harbor, drawing a stark parallel to the deadly campus incident.
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Pearl Harbor
Alamo
Cleveland (Ap
Kent State University
Women Sent to Nevada for Prostitution, Prosecutor Says
A federal prosecutor accuses 50 year old Patricia Eckert Rich and Lloyd Pelton of Granite City of trafficking women to Nevada for prostitution. Rich faced eight counts for interstate transportation and conspiracy, Pelton four counts for receiving payments to arrange shipments to a Winnemucca brothel. A 12 member jury heard opening statements as motions were argued. The case includes disputes over venue and evidence.
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South Side
Nevada
U. S. Atty
David Rosen
Pat Rich
Lloyd Pelton
Granite City
Rich
Patricia Eckert
Pelton
Rosen
Winnemucca
New
U. S. District Court
H. Kenneth Wangelin
Ira Baris
Alfred Lant in Critical Condition After Surgery
Alfred Lant, renowned American stage actor, is in critical condition at Northwestern Memorial Hospital after bladder cancer surgery. He was admitted July 20 and operated on July 21. he was conscious on Monday but has remained critical for several days, according to hospital officials.
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Chicago
Alfred Lant
Northwestern Memorial Hospital
Lunt
Fitzsimmons Challenges Nixon Probe
Washington AP Attorney General Griffin Bell is pressed to verify Time magazine claims that unidentified Justice Department sources said former President Nixon received a Teamsters payoff to prevent Hoffa from returning to union leadership. Fitzsimmons denies paying any money and questions the report’s evidence. Nixon has not commented.
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Washington
Griffin Bell
Justice Department
Richard M. Nixon
Teamsters
Jimmy Hoffa
Frank £. Fitzsimmons
Bell
Fitzsimmons
Nixon
Hoffa
Time Magazine
Strike May Hike Imports Of Steel
The Midwest iron ore walkout by United Steelworkers locals at 15 sites risks exhausting stockpiles within four months, raising fears of flood of foreign steel and widespread mining-rail layoffs in Minnesota. Facilities across the country face shifting ore access as Duluth Mesabi railways cut crews and warn of further furloughs.
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Pittsburgh
United Steelworkers
Minnesota
Upper Michigan
Carnegie
Cleveland
U.S. Steel Cable
Worcester
Mass
Idaho Panhandle
Buffalo
N.Y
Gulf
Duluth
Mesabi and Iron
Metaphysics Founder Here This Friday Lecture
Dr. Geraldine DeMate of Springfield will lecture on Myth and Logic of Reincarnation at 7 30 p.m. Friday at the First National Bank. She is a School of Metaphysics vice president and author with extensive readings and is considered a leading reincarnation expert. Refreshments will follow.
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Geraldine DeMate
Springfield
First National Bank
DeMate
School of Metaphysics
Richard Menendez
Mexico
Heinz Slashes Apartment Price on East 52nd Street
Henry Heinz II and his wife slash the asking price for their 21-room, triplex co operative apartment overlooking the river at East 52nd Street by $115,000 to $385,000. Sotheby Parke Bennet notes monthly maintenance $3,915 and a 23 percent tax deduction.
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Henry Heinz II
America
East 52Nd Street
Sotheby Parke Bennet International Realtors
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