Croatian terrorists seize Yugoslav Mission in New York
Three Croatian terrorists shot their way into the Yugoslav Mission to the United Nations wounding a security guard and held the residence for two hours to demand Croatian independence. They surrendered after police convinced them their six publicized demands would fail.
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Yugoslav Mission Raid Near Central Park Surrenders
A map locate the Yugoslav Mission to the United Nations near New York's Central Park where three armed Croatians shot a private guard and briefly held a woman hostage before surrendering on Tuesday.
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Croatian Wife Recalls Seizure of Yugoslav Mission Siege
Louisa Buconjic and her three daughters waited at a Manhattan courthouse as her husband Marijan, a building superintendent and alien, vanished to park the car. She later saw him on television being led away on charges tied to a siege at the Yugoslav Mission in New York.
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Violent Exit as Croatian Terrorists Ejected From U.N. Mission
Three Croatian separatists barricaded inside the Yugoslav Mission near Central Park shot a guard earlier and held a room for two hours. Police moved in to extract them amid a dramatic scramble as officers shouted warnings and a tense crowd looked on.
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Carter presses Senate briefings after House tax vote
President Carter plans policy briefings with Senate members in a question and answer format following a favorable House Ways and Means Committee vote on a key energy tax proposal. A narrow water-project defeat gives him leverage for a possible veto if the bill returns in its current form.
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Democrats grill White House aide over unfilled recommendations
More than 30 House Democrats met with Hamilton Jordan to condemn the failure to place any of their policy recommendations into administration roles. Rep. Walter Flowers said he and others have not even received responses to multiple calls and noted no GS-1 appointments have been made.
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Virginia Democrats Nominate Robb For Lt Governor
In a low turnout primary Robb 37 year old northern Virginia attorney won the Democratic nomination for lieutenant governor of Virginia. Henry Howell secured the gubernatorial nomination in an upset, making his third bid after earlier defeats.
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