Questioning Israel as Motive in TWA 847 Hijacking
The Israeli government states that while hijackers demand the release of Shiite prisoners, their real aim is eradicating Western influence in the Middle East. It notes anti-Semitic, Nazi-like targets and points to Lebanese involvement led by minister Nabih Berri. Israel calls the issue a clear political problem and names Beirut as hijacking HQ.
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TWA
Israel
Middle East
United States
Lebanon
Entebbe
Nabih Berri
Beirut
OPEC Ministers Meet as Oil Prices Fall in Theory
OPEC ministers convene in Vienna with oil priced officially at 28 dollars a barrel while world market holds about 26.50. Experts warn further declines as some nations alleged to cheat on prices and quotas. In the U.S. pump prices have risen since May despite lower oil costs, stirring questions about gouging by oil firms.
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OPEC
America
U.S.A
TV Tonight features classic films and late-night talk shows
A dense TV grid highlights films such as Blame It on Rio Journey into Darkness and The Exterminator, plus talk segments with David Letterman style guests. HBO ESPN and ABC schedule late-night novelty and news, with sports and public affairs programs filling the evening lineup.
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HBO
Rio
Michael Caine
Michelle Johnson
Joseph Bologna
Mike Nesmith
Jarry Lee Lewis
Jerry Seinfeld
Dukes of Hazzard
Hogg
Shellay Fabares
Stalla Stevens
Loratta Suit
Barney Miller
Three's Company
America
Cen
ESPN
David Lattarman
Roberta Flack
Teresa Ganzel
CBN
Wendy and Me
Chicago
John Dillinger
Pamata Sue Martin
Robert Conrad
Louise Fletcher
Capitol Journal
Bob
Wimbledon
England
Chips Patrol
MTV
ABC News
Joan
Usher
Martin Landau
Ray Walston
Robert Hays
ABC Rocks
Dobie Gillis
Christopher George
Samantha Eagar
Robert Ginty
In Flight Over Russia The Birds Of Prayer
An air cargo of 200000 paper cranes flies toward Moscow to symbolize prayers for Soviet children and peace. Project leader Marilyn Lange aims to send one crane for every Moscow youngster, with thousands more to follow.
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Mary Beth Sheridan
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Moscow
Emily Dickinson
Marilyn Lange
Soviet Union
Summit
N.J
Ms. Lange
Hiroshima
United Nations
USDA Officials Train To Boost Information Office Performance
AP Farm Writer DON KENDALL reports USDA public information specialists are sent to a four day private training class at $304.34 per employee to improve job performance. John McClung notes the program has cost taxpayers about $16,000 to $17,000, with trainers including Paul Barlow who also will conduct a Harper's Ferry retreat.
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Don Kendall
Washington
Agriculture Department
John McClung
Department
Barlow
Information Office
Harper's Ferry
W.va
USDA
Washington, D.C
Miami Vice star Philip Michael Thomas taps numerology and ambition
NBC actor Philip Michael Thomas, co star of Miami Vice, discusses his life and plans while at work in New York. He uses charts to explore personal power as ratings rise, and outlines goals including an album a TV special and a line of women’s clothing. He praises co workers and envisions a path for others.
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Washington Week
Paul Duke
Washington
Cbn
Lone Ranger
Spencer Spencer
Comedy Factory Wa
Wall Street
Louis Rukeyser
Aomin
Catherine Bach
James Brolin
Michael C. Gwynn
Benson
McLaughlin Group
HBO
Rita
Michael Caine
Judiy Walters
Michael Williams
Miami Vice
Crockett and Tubbs
Feds
Charlotte Porter
Associated Press
New York
Philip Michael
Thomas
NBC
Ricardo Tubbs
Miami
Vice
Sonny Crockett
Don
Sam
Barretts esophagus and health questions answered
Dr Donohue explains Barretts esophagus results from stomach acid exposure and not from vitamin C or vitamin A supplements. Diet may help but regular monitoring is essential due to cancer risk, and no vitamin reverses the lining changes. Blood pressure in a 16 year old at 145/85 should be rechecked and evaluated by a clinician.
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Barrett
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates List
Ottawa Herald publishes subscription prices for local trade area and outside areas. Rates include one month 3.55 or 4.55 dollars, three months 9.85 or 12.00, six months 18.95 or 22.75, one year 36.35 or 41.40, with sales tax details and out-of-state discounts.
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S. Cedar
Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
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van Heflin
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Monkees
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the Birds of Prayer
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Republican Women’s Prayer Group
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St. John’s Lutheran Church
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