Terrorists Fire on Police Near Hijacked Train
South Moluccan terrorists holding 55 hostages aboard a train near Assen opened fire on police erected TV observation masts to monitor the situation. No injuries reported. Premier Joop den Uyl said the crisis remains serious as mediators were proposed and rejected, with other nationalities considered.
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Fulton Woman Dies In Truck Car Crash
A 21-year-old Fulton woman died when her car was struck broadside by a fire truck answering a call at the intersection of Broad Way and South Second Street. The truck, with lights and sirens, was en route to a truck fire near Meir's Restaurant. police say the truck ran a red light. The victim died at A. L. Lee Memorial Hospital from skull fracture and other injuries.
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Columbia Union Okays 60 Day Contract Extension
Local 129 United Clothing Workers at Minetto Mills held a meeting to discuss operations amid a 60 day extension of the contract that had expired. No confirmation on the reported no layoff this week or continuation after the May 28 shutdown deadline was provided. Business agent Donald Lamb was unavailable for comment.
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Carter tour highlights Ecuador human rights stance
In Quito Rosalynn Carter continues a Caribbean Latin American tour focusing on Ecuador’s human rights record and the push by its military rulers to restore civilian rule. The first lady urged forthright speak out on rights and peace during an airport statement on Wednesday.
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Rhodesian Forces Withdraw From Mozambique Operation
Rhodesian troops who invaded Mozambique last weekend retreat to Rhodesia after destroying arms and staging bases. General Peter Walls says the 700-man force met its objective by disabling terrorists crossing into Rhodesia and harming civilians. Washington cites UN condemnations and economic pressure as factors but reports no clear withdrawal reason.
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Moderate South Moluccan leaders helped end train takeover
Moderates aided negotiations to surrender terrorists who seized a train and the Indonesian consulate in Amsterdam about 18 months ago. New signals this week show fringe extremists repudiating moderates as the South Moluccan drive for independence from Indonesia persists. Officials note no word on the 21 captives for days.
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Abortion Debate Surges in Legislature Over Constitutional Amendment
Lawmakers revive a call for a U S constitutional amendment on abortion linked to a Supreme Court decision. The measure, urged by the Senate, would not likely be practical but reignites clashes over liberal abortion laws and possible rescissions. Supporters say women deserve choice while opponents warn of drastic consequences. The Assembly seeks $300000 for foster parent programs as part of related funding discussions.
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Eminent Domain Fears in New Haven Power Lines
Residents pack a New Haven meeting to debate 765 kv powerlines amid health safety concerns and property rights. Officials from NYSEG and Mohawk Power discuss federal state review and eminent domain rules as public input continues.
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Inside Water soute affected in of ways
Oswego teacher unit collection techniques discussed alongside a Mexico reading survey detailing strengths. The brief page notes imply a focus on instructional methods and regional reading performance, highlighting classroom collection approaches and local assessment observations.
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Residents oppose nuclear plant in Columbia County
Two upstate residents joined a town meeting in New Haven to oppose NYSEG plans for a 765 kv transmission line and a nuclear generating plant, arguing for energy alternatives and preserving local water resources. Attendees criticized secrecy surrounding the fuel choice and urged collaboration against the project.
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Weather Summary for Today and Tomorrow
Mos showers likely with highs near 66 this afternoon. Tonight low around 45 to 50 with cloudy skies. Friday expects cooler conditions with highs mid 60s and southwest winds 10 to 15 mph shifting to northwest 15 to 25 mph. Sunrise is at 5:22 tomorrow and the highest and lowest temperatures on this date are 88 in 1934 and 41 in 1926.
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