Three Japanese militant actors strike at Tel Aviv airport
A mass casualty incident at Israel's international airport involved three Japanese extremists hired by a guerrilla group. The attack wounded more than 70 and left at least 22 dead as travelers, relatives, and staff were struck in a rapid fusillade and chaotic scene. A mercenary guerrilla was captured.
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Nixon travels to Poland after Tehran visit amid bombings
President Nixon flies to Warsaw for talks with Polish Communist party chief Edward Gierek after a Tehran stopover marked by multiple bomb blasts. A bomb near the royal tomb wounded a U.S. general and killed a Iranian woman. other blasts damaged the USIS building and oil interests. Iran blames local Marxist guerrillas. Iraqi broadcasts urged disruption. Nixon lauds the Shah at a white tie dinner and returns to Washington Thursday.
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Ann Landers Column Reader Question
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Ohio Senate okays 18-year-old rights including drinking
In Columbus the Ohio Senate passed a bill lowering the age of majority to 18, granting 12 to 21 year olds adult rights such as signing contracts and voting in some contexts. An amendment allowing drinking was approved 19 to 13. The House advanced a separate measure to provide tax credits of 90 dollars per year to parents of about 300,000 nonpublic school students, amid constitutional questions and threats of suit by the ACLU.
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Inside Lebanon Correctional Inmate Blocks Revealed
Journal photographer John Sheckler offers a pictorial report on life inside the Lebanon Correctional Institution east of Monroe. The story tours the grim cellblocks a few hundred yards south of Ohio 63, with few ever entering.
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Brazilian hijacker ends standoff with suicide after tear gas
A Varig Airlines plane is seized near Sao Paulo after a hijacker demanded 1.5 million cruzieros and three parachutes. Troops used tear gas to retake the craft. the hijacker killed himself. All 85 others and most crew escaped unharmed. money recovered.
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Welfare work or else drives welfare recipients to jobs
Albany reports a “work or else” program placing 22,748 recipients in jobs in nine months. Of 455 September placements studied, 32 percent lasted a week or less and only about one third remained employed by November, with some exiting welfare for other work.
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Two Ohio officers wounded in Peebles shootout
In Peebles Ohio a two hour gun battle left Peebles Police Chief Hendrix Foreman Jr Sheriff Eugene Hodge and Deputy Harold Wilson wounded. Leon Duncan later killed himself with a 12 gauge shotgun after firing from inside his house. The incident began when Duncan fired at passing cars and at officers who tried to arrest him with tear gas. The case remains under investigation.
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Blackberry Winter Brings Sudden Cold After Rain
Weather report notes 40s tonight with clearing and colder conditions. Thursday warms to the 60s with 10 percent precipitation. Yesterday reached 70, overnight low 45. Middletown recorded 1.08 inches of rain. Weather Observer C. T. Morningstar labels this Blackberry Winter, citing the old saying about blackberry bloom predicting three cold days.
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