Senate seen backing jet sales in Middle East package
Senate and administration officials forecast a Monday vote on approving a 4.6 billion arms package to Egypt Saudi Arabia and Israel, including 60 F-15s to Saudi Arabia 50 to Egypt and 90 to Israel. Carter offered a compromise adding 20 F-15s to Israel and assurances on F 18e sales.
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Hijackers captured after dash from Colombian airliner
Two Colombian pilots and a Curacao police seized an armed hijacker after a five hour onboard standoff on an Avianca Boeing 727 with 113 passengers and six crew. Passengers included at least two Americans, Peace Corps volunteer James Edwards of Oxnard, California, and his grandmother. The hijacker sought 2 million pesos and threatened to blow up offices nationwide. The plane had stopped in Cali before continuing to Bogota. Three people were wounded, none seriously. Authorities questioned passengers overnight for accomplice leads while the hijacker’s identity remained undisclosed.
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AT&T to realign operations for one stop service
AT&T plans a nationwide realignment to consolidate functions by markets, creating separate offices for residential and business customers and other services. Spokesman Donald F. McLaughlin cited moving away from divisional lines toward unified contact points, with changes expected within three months after prior restructuring remarks by chairman John D. de Butts.
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Seventh kneecapping targets CD party official in Milan
In Milan, Tito Berardini, a 41 year old Christian Democratic district secretary, was shot in the legs by two men and a woman in blue from a white Fiat. A Red Brigades claim and a warning call followed. A separate heavy device damaged a Justice Ministry office near Rome, with smaller blasts and police firing at Turin. The Moro case remains unresolved as Italy reorganizes its secret service.
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