Slaying of ABC Reporter Sparks Outcry in Managua
ABC correspondent Bill Stewart was shot at a guard roadblock in Managua as National Guard operations against Sandinistas intensified. The killer was to be brought before legal officers, and Stewart’s crew filmed the slaying. Reporters prepared to depart the country amid international concern and a planned U.S. response including medical transport for Stewart.
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Lew Wheaton
Associated Press
Managua
Nicaragua
National Guard
ABC
Bill Stewart
Anastasio Somoza
Stewart
Juan Francisco Espinoza
U.S
Carter
Somoza
Iran
Aquiles Aranda Escobar
Guard
Glad to be alive five crewmen recount ship hijacking
Five American crewmen from a Panamanian vessel recount a harrowing hijacking and survival ordeal. They were found by King Ranch workers near Raymondville and told authorities the Nooderkroon was boarded by pirates on May 27 and set alight at the mouth of the Mississippi River last Friday. Coast Guard recovered five bales of marijuana floating in the flooded hold.
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Raymondville
Texas
King Ranch
Willacy County
Coast Guard
Mississippi River
Colon
Panama
Tampico
Yucatan
Padre Island
Port Mansfield
John Byrd
New Orleans
Down South
Byrd
Court martial halted over Coast Guard Cuyahoga judge bias
The stay paused proceedings against Chief Warrant Officer Donald K. Robinson after defense lawyers sought disqualification of Coast Guard judges amid a collision that sank the cutter Cuyahoga in Chesapeake Bay last October killing 11 of 29 crew. A Nassau grand jury cleared Dr Steven Hajdy in a fatal shooting of a teen, saying no charges. across Newark, Tino Fiumara and associates were convicted of extortion from a restaurant owner, with possible prison terms and fines.
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Yorktown
Coast Guard
Cuyahoga
Donald K. Robinson
Chesapeake Bay
Jerome Flanagan
Adm
John Hayes
Coast Guard Commandent
Cmdr
R.A. Appelbaum
Mineola
N.Y
Nassau County
Steven Hajdy
Sloan Kettering Cancer Center
Manhattan
Michael Doyle Jr
Sea Cliff
Hajdu
Eva
Newark
N.J
New Jersey
Tino Fiumara
Wyckoff
Jerry Copella
Verona
Michael Copella
Larry Ricci
Cliffside Park
Skylab Reentry Window Narrowed By Space Agency
Skylab’s reentry date is now expected between July 7 and 17 with a 50 percent chance of impact on July 12. Johnson Space Center says the lab is in good shape and maintaining a sideways attitude after a maneuver that increases drag and descent rate.
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Michael A. Lutz
Associated Press
Wrnter Space Center
Houston
Johnson Space Center
Orbiting Laboratory
Space Agency
Skylab
Hijacker surrenders after Shannon hijack flight
An American Airlines Boeing 707 hijacked by Nikola Kavaja, a 45 year old Serbian bomber, landed at Shannon Ireland after exchange of fuel and negotiations. He surrendered to police without violence as Irish officers surrounded the plane.
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Shannon
Ireland
American Airlines
New York
FBI
Duty Office
London
Chicago
Nikola Kavaja
Paterson
N.J
John F. Kennedy International Airport
Kavaja
Kavala
Quentin Ertel
Sharp
Johannesburg
South Africa
American
O’hare
Kennedy
Stojilko Kajevic
Otto
Deyan R. Brashich
U.S
Thomas P. Sullivan
Kajevic
Metropolitan Correctional Center
Michael D. Monico
Sotheby's fetches 761 915 on Doheny Greek Roman coins
A 245 coin collection from Patrick A. Doheny Beverly Hills sold at Sotheby's for 761 915. The top lot was a gold Diadumenian Caesar head coin bought by Bank Leu Zurich for 54 600. In Ankara parliament extended martial law in 19 violence plagued provinces by a 319 to 252 vote amid clashes.
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London
Patrick A. Doheny
Beverly Hills
Calif
Sotheby’s
Diadumenian Caesar
Bank Leu
Zurich
Ankara
Turkey
Hasan Fehmi Ganes
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Huntington
W.va
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Leon
Matagalpa
Esteli
la Virgen
Costa Rica
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Washington
Cyrus Vance
OAS
Hope
Gleason
Bob Hope
Jackie Gleason
Peking
China
Ed Sharp
LaGuardia
John Otto
Girl
The
Accra
Ghana
Hilla Limann
Victor Owusu
Limann
Owusu
Center Left
People’s National Party
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