French Hijacking Ends With Hostage Death at Orly
Paris AP report details a hijacking at Orly Airport ending in a police assault. A passenger died when a grenade exploded during the seizure of the jetliner as the hijacker Jacques Robert, 45, forced a broadcast of his political message. One deputy was slightly wounded. Police blamed the bloodshed on the hijacker and questioned security lapses at Orly.
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Paris
Orly
Joachim Castagnara
National Assembly
Lucien Neuwirth
Jacques Robert
France
New York
FBI
Puerto Rico
Abraham Shafizadeh
San Juan
Shafizadeh
Kennedy
Farokh Shafizadeh Hakimi
Chicago
Hakimi
New York City
Rego Park
Queens
W. 47Th St
Pinchas Jaroslawicz
John Keenan
Jaroslawicz
Shlomo Tal
Osawatomie Prison Site Backed by Bennett Questioned
Gov. Robert F. Bennett will not actively back Osawatomie for a new 400 bed medium security prison, state corrections chief James Marquez said. He may suggest another location or none, with a final recommendation pending legislature funding and political debate.
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Topeka
Kan
Robert F. Bennett
Osawatomie
State Secretary of Corrections
James Marquez
Bennett
Osawatomile
Marquez
Kansas Advisory Committee
U.S. Commission On Civil Rights
Qsanatomie
John Simpson
R-Salina
Simpson
Wichita
Vietnam Returns Remains Of 21 MIAs To Homeland
A U S Air Force C130 transported 21 American service members and one civilian home from Vietnam to Hawaii with full honors. The remains were handed over in Hanoi amid ongoing efforts to account for about 2,500 missing Americans. In Honolulu, investigators work to confirm identities of 16, with five others unidentified. The civilian, Tucker Gougelman, died in Saigon in 1976 and was captured after returning to South Vietnam.
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Vietnam
Clark Air Force Base
the Philippines
U.S. Air Force
Hawaii
Hanoi
United States
U.S
Hickam Air Force Base
Honolulu
Guam
Army
Tucker Gougelman
New York
Saigon
South Vietnam
Frank Sieverts
State Department
Compensation Of Crime Victims Approved By House
The House passed a bill to fund victim compensation for violent crimes up to 25 percent of state program costs, needing Senate and presidential approval. The bill was approved 192 to 173. it limits payouts and excludes property losses, while supporters say it aids crime victims and restores faith in justice.
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Washington
House
Senate
Carter
Federal Treasury
Peter W. Rodino Jr
D-N.j
Hospital Offers Beach Condo Stay To Attract Patients
George L Mee Memorial Hospital in King City runs a biweekly drawing for admitted patients with a prize of a week in a Pajaro Dunes beachfront condo. The ad in The King City Rustler aims to boost patient visits, now averaging about 15 daily with seven vacations awarded. no state law bans hospital advertising, though ethics are debated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King City
Calif
George L, Mee Memorial Hospital
The
Pajaro Dunes
Monterey Bay
Frank Gibson
San Francisco
Gibson
al Gordon
State Department of Justice
49ers Front Four Dominate Rams in 1976 Flashback
AP Sports writer Bruce Lowitt recalls the 49ers defense that overwhelmed James Harris in a 16-0 win at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum, with Elam Hardman Webb and Hart keying the charge. The piece notes San Francisco’s turnaround to 8-6 and mentions Joe Namath and looming Rams versus 49ers clash as a national slate unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Lowitt
Los Angeles Rams
San Francisco
49Ers
Cleveland Elam
Cedrick Hardman
Jimmy Webb
Tommy Hart
James Harris
Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum
Harris
Joe Namath
Rams
San Diego
Namath
Notice to Creditors in Wingert Estate Kansas Probate
The State of Kansas Franklin County district court notices probate of Lois C. Wingert estate. George D. Wingert named executor after will admitted May 4 1977. letters testamentary issued May 13 1977. Creditors must file claims within six months from first publication or be barred. Contact Ottawa attorney Robert W. Green for notices and filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Kansas
Franklin County
Kansas
Lois
Wingert
George D. Wingert
Lois C. Wingert
District Court of
Laisc
Robert W. Green Chtch
Second St
P.O. Box
Ottawa
Kan
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Watson
Napa
Tom Watson
Silverado Country Club
North Course
Mac McLendon
Grier Jones
Bruce Lietzke
Miller Barber
Rodino
Sam
Richard H. Ichord
D-Mo
Jim Plunkett
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
St. Louis
Green Bay
Minnesota
Buffalo
Baltimore
New England
New York Jets
New York Giants
Atlanta
New Orleans
Philadelphia
Detroit
Tampa Bay
Dallas
Cincinnnati
Denver
Seattle
Houston
Miami
Oakland
Kansas City
N. Main
Is Iy
Coop
Cere
Arote TN
Wlec
Ottawa Herald
Hazel Crumm
Galore Arena
Herald
Opal
North Main
North Mulberry
North Sycamore
Zenith
M-W
Honda
Scott's
Sand Creek
Grey House
South Willow
Clare Game Einc Ee
East 7Th
Heldl
Pomona
Glen C. Neill
Midwest Transport, Inc
Hutchinson
C.E.T.A
Anderson
Linn
Franklin
Osage
Coffey
United Tribes
Horton
Pine Bluff
Arkansas
Wen
Andy Duffle
Darey Products Co
Olathe Naval Air Station
Galen Kelly
U.S.C
Wellsville
General Services
Budge’s
John Fritts
Ee Aero Eet Gammon
Wade Mace
North Poplar
Taylor Construction
Ralph Taylor
Jack Rutter
Singer
Dundee Fabrics
Richmond
Bennie Stinson
Dan Arnold
N. King
A.K. Watts
Keith-Alan Auction Service
Jack Nelson
Overbrook
Tom Bach
Cecil Beatty
Franklin Co
Printy
Ben Printy
Thur
Claude Myers Auction Service
Centropolis
Walter Bush
15Th St
George Phibbs
Sycamore
Bath
Gibbons Auto Salvage
Willamson and Company
Red Delicious
Jonathan
Michigan Valley
Wisc
Shaklee Distributors
Edith
Jim LeValley
Rigid Form , Inc
Williamson and Company
East 21St Street
6Th
Street
OH East 21St
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