Glass firm officials seek response to kidnap demands
Owens-Illinois officials in Caracas prepare a reply to a five page communique from gunmen holding Toledoan William Niehous, Venezuelan manager of the firm. The document demands publication of a 3,000 word statement in major papers and a radio program, food aid for 1,200 families, and a 500 bolivar bonus for about 1,600 workers, with a specified trial outcome linked to these conditions.
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New York Times
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Red Cross
Niehous
Owens-Illinois
William Niehous
Fire kills two and injures two in Ohio home
In Gahanna Ohio police say a Sunday early morning fire killed Dale Caddell 57 and Jack Caddell 15 and injured Jo Caddell 57 and Tym Caddell 17. Tym escaped after jumping from a window. Jo was hospitalized in critical condition. House damage was about $35000 and the cause was not yet known.
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Gahanna
Ohio
Tom Caddell
Jo Caddell
Tym
Dale Caddell
Jack Caddell
Caddell
Mt. Carmel East Hospital
Two Riders Injured In Motorcycle Accident Near Monroe
Butler County deputies report two cycle riders treated at Middletown Hospital after their motorcycle went out of control on Maud Hughes Road just south of Millikin Road. Operator William M. Woodward 25 of Monroe and passenger Gretchen Vogelsang 17 of Cincinnati Dayton Road were involved when a front wheel hit a rock. the bike landed in a ditch.
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Maud-Hughes Road
Millikin Road
Butler County Sheriff's Deputies
William M. Woodward
E. Elm St
Monroe
Woodward
Gretchen Vogelsang
Cincinnati- Dayton
Reagan says networks deny him air time in fairness plea
Ronald Reagan decried ABC NBC and CBS for refusing air time as he campaigns ahead of Wisconsin and New York primaries. He plans a half hour nationwide TV address costing up to 100000 after canceling other events due to network schedule refusals.
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Alabama
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Jimmy Carter
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Virginia
Indiana
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California
Washington
Congress moves to extend fishing limits and no fault auto insurance
Congress considers a 200-mile U S fishing zone effective March 1 1977 with foreign permits limited to excess capacity and a White House negotiated delay to seek Law of the Sea consensus. The House debates no fault auto insurance aimed at quick compensation and reduced litigation costs nationwide. The UNC Chapel Hill gives historical note.
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Political Reporter Killed in Thailand Cites Police Corruption
A Bangkok area political reporter Pong Harnpachernchok was shot in the back at his home in Nakorn Srithammarat while listening to a radio news program. He wrote weekly critiques accusing southern police of bribery and protecting bandits for many years.
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Pong Harnpachernchok
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Sreeetet
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