Skyhawk pilot killed in cemetery crash in Pennsylvania
Marine Reserve Captain Robert M. Baker, 31, of Doylestown, died after his A 4 Skyhawk crashed near a cemetery following takeoff from Willow Grove Naval Station. The crash cause was not known and Baker was alone aboard.
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Horsham
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Navy
Robert M. Baker
Doylestown
Willow Grove
Naval i Station
Baker
Indonesians drowned in moslem and baptist boat sinkings
Ninety nine Indonesians were reported drowned or missing after two boats carrying worshippers to ancestral graves and Baptists on a holiday outing capsized. Fifty five people were rescued. Strong winds overturned one boat off Tuban East Java with 48 drowned 20 missing and 12 rescued. A second capsized near Tangerang with 21 drowned 6 missing and 21 rescued. A third boat carrying Calvary Baptist Church holidayers sank in the Gulf of Jakarta. 2 drowned 2 missing and 22 swam ashore.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Tuban
East Java
West Java
Tangerang
Gulf of Jakarta
Calvary Baptist Church
Inmate dies as Las Vegas jail siege rages on
Gunfire hit the city jail where inmates held three guards hostage. one prisoner killed and a hostage guard wounded. Police say the three guards remain unaccounted for, with negotiators still hashing terms and surrender methods. Demands ranged from food and laundry to medical care and court access, some denied for jurisdiction or practicality.
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Yardena Arrar Associated Press
Las Vegas
Nev
J.C. Smith
Smith
Grounded Aeroflot jet holds 53 at Kennedy amid Crimea defection surge
Soviet mother appeals to President Carter to end what she calls cruel moral torture as Ludmilla Vlasova and 52 other Soviet citizens remain aboard an Aeroflot jetliner grounded at Kennedy Airport. U.S. officials seek voluntary return while negotiations drag on. Godunov’s wife remains a focal point amid diplomatic protest.
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Associated Press
NEW York
Ludmilla Vlasova
Carter
Kennedy International Airport
State Department
Alexander Godunov
Miss Vlasova
Soviet Union
U.S
Donald McHenry
United Nations Security Council
McHenry
Orville Schell
Godunov
United States
Agnecy Tass
Alexandra Gerasimova Drozhdina
United Nations
Henry Owen
Camp David
Owen
IRA blames blast that killed Earl Mountbatten at Mullaghmore
In Mullaghmore near Donegal Bay Ireland police said Earl Mountbatten uncle of Prince Philip and a WWII hero was killed when a boat exploded during a fishing trip. Local boatman Paul Maxwell also died with several others missing as IRA Provisional wing factions claim responsibility.
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Dublin
Ireland
Earl Mountbatten
Prince Philip
Paul Maxwell
Mountbatten
Donegal Bay
Mullaghmore
Irish Republic
Northern Ireland
Irish Republican Army
Provisional
County
Sligo
Record world oil output in first half of 1979 set
World crude oil production reached a new high in the first six months of 1979, averaging 61.892 million barrels per day, up from 58.736 million in 1978. Fuel prices are expected to rise further due to uncertain Iranian production and ongoing demand, despite signs of compliance with price controls and favorable market trends.
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Deborah Wood
Associated Press
Iran
Industry Journal
The
Oil and Gas Journal
Lundberg Letter
U.S. Department of Energy
U.S
Saudi Arabia
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
Journal
Soviet Union
United States
Lundberg
Dan Lundberg
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