Hostage release as Japanese Red Army frees captives in Malaysia
Five Japanese Red Army terrorists freed 15 hostages at Kuala Lumpur airport including U S Consul Robert Stebbins and a Swedish diplomat after storming a U S Embassy building. They then left aboard a Japan Air Lines DC8 bound for Tripoli via Colombo, with assurances and calm treatment of captives. The report also notes NSA eavesdropping controversy and a missing Olathe firefighter, Lee Morrow.
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Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
Red Army
U.S
Robert Stebbins
Libya
Stebbins
Clovis
N.M
Japan Air Lines
Colombo
Sri Lanka
Tripoli
Egypt
Aden
Odessa Loyd
Hemet
Calif
Fredrik Bergenstrahle
Tee Wah Kwung
Area School Levys Go Up In Three Districts
Taxpayers in USD 287 USD 288 and USD 289 face higher levies for 1975-76. USD 287 rises to 43.23 mills from 37.52, USD 288 to 57.54 from 41.70, while USD 289 slips to 51.50 mills. Superintendent Davison cites inflation and prior restraint, noting valuation gains and loss of a capital outlay levy. Superintendent Laird points to management and valuation drops in Central Heights. Wellsville’s levy eases to 51.50 mills with no capital outlay or vocational levies this year. The piece also notes Lincoln Ellsworth’s polar flights and claims of Antarctic acreage.
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Joanistas
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Pomona
Appanoose
Williamsburg
Central Heights
Wellsville
St U.S.D
William Davison
Davison
U.S.C
Bud Laird
Laird
Nell to marry Seattle life change ends Ottawa library era
Nell discusses changes in life as she plans to marry in Seattle and quit a paid job after 35 years. She outlines library plans to meet needs with new books, potential building, adult programs, noon movies, and staff adaptation. She will visit Ottawa and remains connected to family and friends.
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Nell
Ottawa
Seattle
Cattle and Hogs Market Report From Kansas City
Kansas City AP reports cattle results with 5000 head and varied weights. Feeder calves and steers show mixed gains and losses while hogs steady to down. Sheep steady with spring lambs high and feeders moderate. Friday estimates project cattle 100 hogs 800 sheep 25. Also includes hospital admissions, dismissals, and a birth notice in Ottawa and Williamsburg.
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Kansas City
Disabled Vets Get Raises Amid Budget Warning
President Ford signed a measure increasing disability veterans cost of living raises by 10 to 12 percent. The White House objections linger as the higher-than-proposed rise will cost about half a billion dollars annually. Ford urged Congress to curb deficit spending and warned of consequences.
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White House
Ford
Congress
Back-to-school denim jeans and bookstore specials
Ad briefs list Back-to-school prewashed denim jeans at 10 dollars and a revised edition of Puttting Food By for 4.95 at Up Front Booksellers in the in between bookstore on South Main. Also advertised are unlabeled dog food 24 can cases at 2.69, Metzger Salvage on Main, and local venues Tilton's Inn and Roost-The Country Blue Jays with dates and taco and go-go dancer activities near Lake Pomona.
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Washington
Central Intelligence
William E. Colby
Les Aspin
U.S
National Security Agency
Wisconsin Democrat
Colby
House Intelligence Committee
NSA
Calby
S. Main
Metzger Salvage
Country Blue Jays
Lake Pomona
Franklin County News Briefs and Events
A meeting of the Franklin County Action Group to elect a new vice president is set for 7 30 p m Friday at the ECEAN office. The Old Depot Museum will host Mr and Mrs F M Coons plus others this Sunday. TB skin tests and booster shots for kindergarten and out of state students will be offered Fridays at the Franklin County Health Department 112 W Tecumseh from 9 00 to noon and 1 00 to 4 00 until school starts.
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Franklin County Action Group
ECEAN
Old Depot Museum
F.M. Coons
Kenneth Coons
Dwight and
Marilyn Coons
Nora Evans
Margaret Merritt
Frances Warner
Ray Bloomer
Robert Harris
D.C. Whitaker
City Park
Franklin County Health Department
W. Tecumseh
Apollo crew to discuss mishap after recovery
Honolulu AP report says astronauts Vance Brand Thomas Stafford and Donald Slayton have a tentative clean bill of health after exposure to rocket gas two weeks ago. They will meet reporters in Washington DC on Saturday morning to discuss the Apollo Soyuz mission reentry July 24 and related details.
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Vance D. Brand
Thomas P.stafford
Donald K. Slayton
Washington, D.C
Earth
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