Hijacked Passengers Wait as Plane Sits in Dubai
Hijackers demanded the release of Kozo Okamoto, a Japanese Red Army member serving a life term in Israel for the Lod airport massacre. A cousin of Crown Princess Michiko was aboard, among 123 passengers and 22 crew. The Boeing 747 sat at Dubai's desert airstrip under 100 degree heat as talks continued and food was supplied.
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Red Army
Israel
Lod
Japan
Michiko
Akira Shoda
Keio University
Tokyo
Amsterdam
Dubai
Desert
Persian Gulf
Middle East
Moran crowned Miss Universe in Athens pageant
Maria Margarita Moran of the Philippines, 19, won Miss Universe at the Herod Atticus theater under Greek security measures amid a heat wave. Amanda Jones of Evanston, Israel's Limor Schreibman, and others placed as finalists. the event featured tensions over an Arab Israeli dispute and a ban on bathing suits.
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Maria Margarita Moran
Philippines
Miss Moran
Acropolis
U.S.A
Amanda Jones
Evanston
Norway
Anna Walle
Maria Rocio Martin
Limor Schreibman
Argentina
Brazil
Colombia
India
Lebanon
Japan
Greece
Limor Shreibman
Miss Shreibman
Tel Aviv
Marcelle Herro
Germany
Dagmar Winkler
New Zealand
Pamela King
Food prices to rise this week after price freeze lift
Washington reports that theCost of Living Council expects higher grocery bills as the price freeze on food is lifted. Kenneth Fedor cites increases in poultry pork eggs and fresh produce with beef remaining under the meat price ceiling until Sept. 12.
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Washington
Cost of Living Council
Nixon
Kenneth Fedor
Council
Fedor
Treasury Department
GNP
France detonates nuclear device at Mururoa atoll
AP reports France exploded a controversial nuclear bomb at Mururoa in the South Pacific, creating a 20,000 foot mushroom cloud. The Otago protest frigate, 20 miles upwind, observed the blast and noted no radiation.
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Wellington
New Zealand
France
Mururoa Atoll
South Pacific
Otago
Alan
Naval Headquarters
Mir
Otage
Radio Australia
International Court of Justice
Fri
David Moodie
Back to bike trend explained and farm birthday feature
Across the issue readers learn why bicycles are gaining on cars with reasons on page 31. A Jacksonburg man marks his 90th birthday by doing what he loves on the farm on page 56. The machine that looks upside down to experts is said to turn profits right side up on page 57.
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Jacksonburg
Miami students feel dollar devaluation hits Europe study costs
Miami University students at the Luxembourg international center face higher expenses as the dollar weakens. The $2,520 annual center fee reflects devaluation, with some students returning home early and cost estimates needing revision.
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Miami
David Flick
Oxford
Europe
Miami University
Mu’s International Center
Luxembourg
United States
Herbert L. Oerter
Oerter
Warren L. Mason
Mason
Beneluy
Luxembourg Center
Jamaica recalls U.S. ambassador over 1972 election deal
Jamaica's Prime Minister demanded the recall of Ambassador Vincent de Roulet after he testified to a Senate subcommittee stating he and Manley negotiated a pre election agreement in 1972. De Roulet said he promised non interference if Manley did not push nationalization of the U S bauxite industry.
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Washington
U.S
Michael Manley
Jamaica
Vincent de Roulet
Congress
Senate
Manley
United States
de Roulet
White House shuts de bugged meeting recording system
Officials said a two year old system that recorded Nixon meetings and conversations was de activated after testimony by former White House aide Alexander Butterfield. Sources said the move aimed to prevent people from being inhibited in talking to Nixon. The Baltimore Sun and Chicago Tribune cited sources that the equipment would be removed after deactivation.
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Washington
Nixon
White House
Alexander Butterfield
Senate Watergate Committee
Baltimore Sun
Chicago Tribune
Weather outlook for Greek Bazaar and Warren County Fair
The forecast calls for cloudy skies with showers and thunderstorms today and this evening. Highs in the low 80s and overnight lows in the 60s. Tomorrow shows partial sun and warmer weather with highs in the mid-80s. Rain chances are 70 percent today and 50 percent tonight.
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Warren County
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