OPEC hostage crisis ends with terrorist surrender in Algiers
Terrorists who seized the Vienna OPEC headquarters surrendered to Algerian authorities after releasing their last hostages in Libya and Algeria. The group killed three during the siege and included notable figures such as Saudi oil minister and Iran interior minister. One assailant identified as Carlos is believed to be Venezuelan.
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Algiers
Algeria
Vienna
World Oil Cartel
Libya
Saudi Arabia
Iran
Venzuelan
Valentin Hernandez Acosta
Carlos
Hernandez Acosta
Paris
Organization of Petroleum Exportating
Untih
Bavarian
Interior Ministry
OPEC
Ringstrasse
Federal campaign aid starts disbursed after court setback
The Federal Election Commission certifies 10 presidential candidates for initial campaign subsidies totaling 1.8 million dollars and grants 710 thousand to the Republican and Democratic National Committees for convention expenses. The action follows a 4 to 4 Supreme Court tie and amid a pending challenge to the subsidy system.
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Washington
Federal Election Commission
Treasury Department
Supreme Court
Monda
Lloyd Bentsen Jr
Texas
Ford
North Carolina
Terry Sanford
Commission
Ach
Birch Bayh
Indiana
Georgia
Jimmy Carter
Fred R. Harris
Oklahoma
Henry M. Jackson
Morris K. Udall
Arizona
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Ronald Reagan
California
AVTS approves 1976 77 budget and new programs
Central Kansas Area Vocational Technical School board approves a 1 280 931 dollar budget for 1976 77, up 15 percent from this year. Local state and federal funds fund the increase. New Hutchinson JC programs include agricultural mechanics nursing and engineering manufacturing tech.
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Central Kansas Area Vocational-Technical School
Dale Brooks
Hutchinson Community Junior College
Newton Unified
Duane Krueger
Kansas State Industrial Reformatory
Hutchinson
Mary Kosier
Renae Humberg
Anaheim
Calif
Ramada Inn
First Step
Downtown redevelopment hearing continues in Newton court
Testimony resumes in the case of Joan Bernowich et al against the city as witnesses discuss petition preparation and who was contacted. Residents within and outside the benefit district express opposition while officials detail project components, overlapping assessments, and petition dates.
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Joan Bernowich
Newton
Orville Brunner
Vernon Baker
Jack Royston
Route 1
Benefit District
Martha Spencer
W. Broadway
George W. Scherer
E. 9Th
Main
Spencer
Scherer
Bernowich
Dick Chamberlain
Newton Chamber of Commerce
Bob Moser
Project Area Committee
PAC
Urban Renewal
Brad Wells
George J. Hanna
Urban Renewal Agency
Marsha Ebaugh
John Torline
URA
Miss Ebaugh
Oblinger and Smith
Wichita
NDP
Chamberlain
Chamber of Commerce
Downtown Committee
Main St
LaVern Heins
Art Turner
Moser
First Federal Savings and Loan Assn
First Federal
Weather Update for South Central Region
Mostly cloudy through Wednesday with a chance of light freezing drizzle tonight. Highs in the low 30s, nights in the mid to upper 20s. Kirg and Jirg airports show highs 36 to 35, lows 22 to 24, humidity 98 to 100 percent, barometer 30.35 to 30.53, winds calm, moisture trace to 0.10.
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South Central
Kjirg
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