Hijackers Seek Safety In Africa
Five Japanese terrorists who hijacked a jet over India are headed for North Africa with 19 hostages and six other hijackers seeking asylum. The DC8 started across the Mediterranean from Syria toward Algeria, with speculation Algeria might refuse refuge and Libya or South Yemen could be alternatives. One American hostage remains aboard. The hijackers, linked to the Japanese Red Army and Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine, had released most captives in Dacca, Kuwait, and Damascus, with a $6 million ransom paid by Japan.
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Beirut
Lebanon
India
North Africa
Japan Air Lines
Mediterranean
Syria
Cyprus
Algeria
Damascus
Libya
Yemen
Red Army
Popular Front For the Liberation of Palestine
Middle East
Bangladesh
Dacca
Kuwait
Paris
Tokyo
Bombay
Eric Weiss
San Francisco
William D. McLean
Alamo
Red Tape Delays Cancer Chemicals Review by OSHA
The Labor Department proposed a new policy to identify and regulate potential workplace carcinogens without lengthy hearings. OSHA has acted on only 17 of 1,500 to 2,000 identified substances in five years. The plan would allow classifying chemicals as confirmed carcinogens, suspected agents, or safe, triggering varying regulatory actions.
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Washington
Labor Department
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
Labor
Ray Marshall
OSHA
Marshall
Expenses Once Again Stymie State Farmers
Kansas farm earnings rose in 1976 with gross income at 3.82 billion, up from 3.56 billion in 1975, but rising production costs reduced net income per farm to 5,208, down from 6,234. The 1976 figures show farm cash receipts of 1.61 billion crops, 1.92 billion livestock, and 50.82 million government payments, with non money income at 234 million.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Wall Street Mixed as AT&T, Sweatshops, and Policies Move Markets
In a quiet session the Dow fell 1.48 to 945.63 as gains lagged. AT&T slid to 62.44 amid a Supreme Court ruling on customer choice and equipment from third parties. Volume stayed light while fears of higher rates weighed on sentiment. Separately, 50,000 dockworkers on the Atlantic and Gulf coasts staged a three day strike over containerized cargo, with New Orleans port worst hit. The labor action disrupted saltions, but officials said general public impact would be limited for now.
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New York
American Telephone & Telegraph
At&t
Supreme Court
Sony
NYSE
American Stock Exchange
Mississippi
Atlantic
Gulf
New Orleans
International Longshoremen’s Association
Afl-Cio
ILA
Wayne Horowitz
U.S
Ten Die At Rail Crossing in Plant City Florida
An Amtrak Floridian passenger train collided with a pickup truck at a rural crossing near Plant City. Ten people died including seven children. 40 train passengers survived unharmed. Investigators believe victims included migrant workers from Bushnell. Engineer Pete Medley said he was 200 feet away when the truck appeared. crossing lights and whistle were active. The wreck occurred near the strawberry capital of the world, about 25 miles east of Tampa.
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Plant City
Fla
Amtrak
Florida
Bushnell
Pete Medley
Chicago
St. Petersburg
Lee Candis
Tampa
Ownership and circulation details for Ottawa Herald 1977
Legal notice lists ownership, management, and circulation figures for the Ottawa Herald Ottawa Kansas with names of publisher Robert Wallington managing editor Terrence Caimeyer and multiple trustees stockholders and banks. It also includes a separate estate hearing notice from Franklin County court regarding Alfred Amos Wiesner estate Lot 11 Block 2 Rigdon's Second Addition Richmond Kansas and a hearing date October 11 1977 with attorney contact Gary L. Derdan.
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Ottawa Herald
Ottawa
Kansas
Robertt. Wallington
Elm
Terrence Caimeyer
Cypress St
Ottawa Herald, Inc
South Cedar
Sharing Trust
Robert B. Wellington
Vivian B. Harder
John @. Harris
Peter M. MacDonald
William G. Snedaker
W, Ltd
Robert G. Welllinton
Harris Enterprises
John P. Harris
Vt Hutchinson
Kans
Virginia
S. Har Hutchinson
Kanene
H. Reyl
Hutchinson
Deal Bera
Mall
District Court
Franklin County
Alfred Amos Wiesner
Alfred Wiesner
KSA
State of
John c. Wiesner
Rigdon
Richmond
Otta
Sea
Lost dachshund Heidi missing near Ottawa area
Lost dog answers to Heidi. Near 3/2 miles north and 3 west of Ottawa. Reward offered. Call 242-7391 or 242eya7. Also a mostly white coon dog with black and brown spots has a collar and name tag. Call collect 748-5647 or 746-5608.
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Ottawa
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