Belgium selects YF 16 over Mirage in major European deal
Belgium will buy 102 American YF 16 jets to replace 116 Starfighters, with 14 more aircraft and about 84 million dollars for an aviation fund. The decision involves NATO partners Netherlands Denmark and Norway and could spark broader sales to Japan and Chile. General Dynamics touts a multibillion dollar global sales potential.
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Belgium
Holland
Denmark
Norway
Tindemans
Mirage
Giscard
General Dynamics
NATO
Copter escapee captured in Leslie bar after flight
Dale Otto Remling, 46, who hijacked a helicopter to flee Southern Michigan Prison, was arrested in Huffie's Bar in Leslie after police spotted him exiting a grocery store. The hijacker, Morris Colosky, remains at large with several accomplices facing charges.
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Dale Otto Remling
Southern Michigan
Remling
Leslie
Jackson
Morris Colosky
Weberville
Richard Jackson
William Flower
Lansing
Huffie
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Colosky
Miss Conn
Jackson County
Miss van Patten
Miss Hill
Livingston County
Freedom
Munith
Maple Park School Closes After Long Run
Maple Park School shut its doors last week due to age and shifting population. Once known for innovations, the institution ends its era in the community after years of service.
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Maple Park School
David Flick
Onassis Will Leaves Christina Heir To Vast Estate
The handwritten will dated Jan 3 1974 discloses Christina Onassis as primary heir with control of shipping assets and 500 shares in two new companies funding the Alexander Onassis Foundation. Jacqueline Kennedy receives 250000 annually with 50000 for her two children until adulthood, while other relatives receive specified sums.
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Greece
New York
Aristotle Onassis
Christina
Jacqueline Kennedy
Onassis
Caroline
John Jr
Stelios Papadimitriou
Alexander
Life
Petros Goulandris
Papadimitriou
Ford mulls Rockefeller CIA report release this week
President Ford expects to finish reading the Rockefeller Commission CIA report over the weekend and decide this week on releasing it. Press Secretary Ron Nessen said the report would likely be made public and Ford will hold a news conference Monday to discuss the issue.
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Rockefeller Commission
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Ron Nessen
Rockefeller
Nessen
White House Rose Garden
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
Commission
Nelson
White House
Hunger stalking Haiti as relief groups race to avert famine
Relief agencies led by CARE USAID and Catholic Relief Services mobilize a two million dollar emergency plan for half a million Haitians in the drought struck north coast region. Food for work and student aid accompany long term relief while villages report deaths and widespread hunger from a year without rain.
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Haiti
CARE
USAID
Caribbean
Cuba
Departement
Weekend Warmth With Partly Cloudy Skies
The forecast calls for partly cloudy conditions today with a high in the upper 60s to low 70s and light westerly winds. Rain chances are minimal. Monday is expected to be warmer with a high in the upper 70s.
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