Viet Nam Vet Hijacker Caught After Reno Jet Stunt
Bob D. Heady, 22, of Reno, a paratrooper and sport chutist, was arrested after hijacking a United Airlines jet, collecting $200000 in ransom, and bailing out over Nevada. FBI and police recovered evidence and Heady faces air piracy charges with possible death penalty. motive unclear, stated money-driven per U.S. official.
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Hijacker Duo Sought Asylum After United States Hijack
In a cross country saga a Western Airlines Boeing 727 was hijacked from Los Angeles to Seattle and then to New York before landing in Algiers with $500 000 in ransom. The hijacker William Holder of Oakland and Katherine Kerkow claimed Black Panther ties and asylum.
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Navy chief Zumwalt counters Soviet naval threat assessment
Admiral Elmo R. Zumwalt Jr. disputes claims that the Pentagon exaggerates threats describing the Soviet navy as a serious challenge. He rebukes Sen. William Proxmire for biased research and notes Soviet ships, subs and newer jets outnumber and outdate U S vessels, urging a balanced view of naval balance and spending.
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Ohio Begins Mailing 25000 Clean Air Forms for Permits
Ohio health officials start a pre registration drive to locate potential polluters in industry commerce medical and public sectors. Forms will map pollution sources and who must apply for permits with an August 14 1972 deadline for completed applications.
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State Department of Health
Ohio
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U.S
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Taiwan the Other China and the Food Stamp Debate
A glimpse inside Taiwan shows a blend of old and new life with rural and urban contrasts. The issue highlights food stamps as both aid for the poor and a point of contention among critics.
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China
Wiretap ruling prompts continued push for court orders
Justice sources say federal authorities will seek court orders to install secret listening devices wherever permitted, despite Judge Lodtht's ruling that the 1968 wiretap law violates the Fourth Amendment. Officials note many courts have upheld the law, while officials in Philadelphia anticipate appeals and possible evasion through different judges.
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Justice Department
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Weather Forecast Highlights Partly Cloudy Skies
Partly cloudy today with a high in the 80s. Tonight will be fair with a low in the 50s. Monday will be fair with a high in the low 80s.
Chuckle Says She Won't Date Unless He Owns It
A witty quip highlights a woman who rejects male companionship unless the suitor has ownership or control, reflecting social humor about relationships and money.
Kissinger to Visit Tokyo for Talks With Japanese Leaders
Henry Kissinger will visit Tokyo June 9 to 12 to meet Prime Minister Eisaku Sato Foreign Minister Jakeo Fukuda and Minister Kakuei Tanaka. The White House said the trip aims at a high level dialogue on the long term partnership with Japan. The visit signals emphasis on shaping the course of their long term relationship.
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Bombings in Geauga County target Burton and Middlefield buildings
Sheriff's deputies and federal agents probed two bombing attempts in Geauga County early Saturday. A blast damaged the Gordon Lambert Chevrolet building in Burton with $15 000 to $20 000 in damage. another explosion at the Swiss Cheese Cooperative storage room in Middlefield failed to fully detonate. Investigators found a dynamite wrapper fragment reading Keep out of the hands of children.
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Ohio
Geauga County
Gordon Lambert Chevrolet Agency
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Lambert Agency
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Lambert
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Ecology Court Considered by Cincinnati Officials
Cincinnati officials explore creating an ecology court in Hamilton County Municipal Court to handle environment related laws and ordinances. City Council approved a proposal for the city solicitor to contact county officials about the possibility.
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