Four leftists hijack Venezuelan airplane
A Venezuelan turboprop with 40 aboard was hijacked by four young leftists led by a woman. After holding it at Merida Airport for hours they continued toward Mexico City seeking the release of 35 political prisoners.
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Man tied to 26 disappearances to face mental testing
Gerald Schaefer 27, a former Martin County deputy, was ordered committed to a state hospital for 30 days of observation and tests to determine if he can stand trial for the murders of Georgia Jessup and Susan Place. He faces charges in their deaths as investigators probe links to numerous other missing girls across South Florida and beyond.
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South Florida
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Mary Alice Briscolina
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Four Men Held Secretly in six Georgia Murders
Four men charged with the Ned Riday family killings in Seminole County were flown to Georgia and placed in undisclosed Atlanta area jails awaiting preliminary hearings. Wayne Coleman and Carl and William Isaacs, all from Baltimore, and George Dungee were arrested after an all-night chase along with an admitted killing of a 19 year old Pennsylvania pupil, Richard Wayne Miller, who vanished May 10 after a stolen pickup incident.
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Parsons vows to stay open despite bankruptcy
Parsons College in Fairfield Iowa filed for bankruptcy in U S District Court claiming debts exceeding 15 million dollars while vowing to remain open. Acting president Everett Hadley expressed optimism though officials acknowledge bleak prospects as four Iowa banks threaten foreclosure on a 556000 mortgage.
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Long gowns and gowns in fashion across several women
Mrs. Max Collins shows a layered long gown with a cotton polyester plaid skirt and a polka dot blouse joined to a red jumper. Dawn Petrik models a halter gown with purple pink and magenta tones. Mrs. C Maxwell Stanley wears a gold embroidered gown from Muscatine for Tolbert’s Liberia inauguration. Mrs. Charnes Rehwaldt favors long skirts for evening wear and luncheons, pairing a green plaid wool pleated skirt with a white blouse and blue velvet jacket.
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Embezzlement charges filed against Iowa City attorney Jack White
Johnson County Grand Jury indicts Iowa City attorney Jack White for embezzling a total of 45000 dollars. White arraigned in District Court Friday, no warrant issued for arrest. May 25 set for further arraignment, bond 5000 dollars on each of eight charges. he was released on own recognizance.
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Johnson County
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