Navy Jets Ready To Protect Egypt Commandos In Malta Mission
U S Navy fighters were ordered to Sigonella Sicily to back Egyptian commandos aboard a hijacked Egyptair Boeing 737 at Malta. FA-18s and E-2 Hawkeyes moved westward. no interference occurred. The Malta operation followed the Athens Cairo hijack and resulted in 59 deaths during a rescue attempt. The State Department offered up to 250000 to informants on the Achille Lauro case. Libya’s involvement remained unconfirmed.
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Coral Sea
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Sicily
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Mideast
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Egypt
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TWA
Athens
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Federal Aviation Administration
Cairo
Greece
State Department
Mohammed Abbas
Palestine Liberation Organization
Achille Lauro
Mediterranean Sea
Redman
State's University Buildings Eat Up Repair Funds
Kansas panel hears that protecting a $2.5 billion university building program requires ongoing roof work and maintenance. Warren Corman urges $4 million in funding for 1985 maintenance and about $3.3 million for vital renovations including a new science library and Snow Hall renovation at KU, plus other upgrades. Total projects estimate $114.2 million with $16.6 million planned for 1987.
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Kansas
Warren Corman
State Board of Regents
Joint Committee On
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Kansas Technical Institute
Snow Hall
University of Kansas
Sheridan Coliseum
Fort Hays State University
Emporia State University
Plumb Hall
Kansas State University
Webster Hall
K-State
Mob Trial Objections Mark Italian Line in KC Case
A witness testified that initiation into an organized crime group requires Italian descent, sparking defense objections in the Kansas City trial of eight alleged mob figures accused of skimming casino money from Argent Corp. Lonardo, a key witness, described cross-border control among Chicago Cleveland Kansas City and Milwaukee units and noted family ties with defendant Milton Rockman.
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Kansas City
Las Vegas
Casinos
Angelo Lonardo
Cleveland
U.S
Joseph E. Stevens Jr
Lonardo
Argent Corp
Chicago
Milwaukee
New York
Milton Rockman
Allan Caplan
Rockman
Caplan
Joseph Aiuppa
Argent
Origin Unknown Lost Anchor Reawakens Platt River Mystery
In Brady Nebraska an ancient 4 foot high 100 pound anchor was found near the Platte River echoing a century old mystery. A similar anchor was found nearby in the 1890s fueling debate over whether a steamboat navigated the Platte. Historians clash on river depth and trade routes while locals speculate on the El Paso and flooding interactions.
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Brady
Platte River
Here
Platte
Marvin Kivett
Nebraska State Historical Society
R.’ Allen Coleman
Omaha
el Paso
Coleman
Gloria Liljestrand
Miss Liljestrand
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