Transplant patient and court hearing dominate news
Retirement Air Force major Calyle Tewnawick at 48 received a donor heart in a Stanford medical facility. Army murder trial for Capt. Jeffrey MacDonald opened at Fort Bragg with restricted access while details emerged. Helen Ball became NEA president urging political action and contract talks. Davis high school graduates rejected Governor Reagan’s scholar certificates citing policy concerns.
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Reds Pull Back in Angkor After Occupation
Cambodian and Vietnamese battle reports indicate a lull as Cambodian Army patrols found the main Angkor Wat area vacated by the enemy. Reports from Siem Reap say Angkor Wat was undamaged by occupation and the fate of the rest of Angkor unclear. In South Vietnam, gunships attacked positions near Kompong Thom and mortars hit Kompong Sepu while Svay Rieng faced mortar fire and U S forces reported two Americans killed. The 101st Airborne Division clashed with North Vietnamese, claiming at least 15 enemy killed, plus another 16 killed in various engagements.
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Hijack scare delays Trans World Airlines Boeing 747
A Trans World Airlines Boeing 747 was grounded for over six hours after a hijack scare and engine trouble. Passenger C. A. Yasper allegedly threatened to take the plane to Cuba in a jesting Spanish accent. Yasper, 38, was removed, charged, and later released without bond. The flight, bound for London via New York with 331 aboard, departed nearly seven hours late with 248 passengers remaining. In Houston, Mary Halse, wife of Apollo 13 astronaut Fred W. Halse Jr., gave birth to the couple's fourth child Thomas Jesse Haise Jr.
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London
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Houston
UPI
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Fred W. Halse Jr
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Thomas Jesse Haise
Airlift for 3000 U.S. Students in Europe Tours Collapse
Cincinnati based World Academy bankruptcy strands about 3000 American students across Paris Rome Cologne Geneva Vienna Athens and Zagreb. Spokesman T Budge Hyde says five planes from New York and seven more will evacuate half the group while 800 to 700 have already returned home.
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Vienna
Athens
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T. Budge Hyde
World’ Academy
New York
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World Academy
U.S. District Court of Cincinnati
South Korean Paratroopers Kill North Korean Agents
In a gunfight west of Kimpo Airport near Seoul, South Korean counterespionage said two North Korean agents were killed by South Korean paratroopers. A U.S. consular official noted about a dozen people sought help with various problems. In Vienna and Athens, groups of students reported no major difficulties and were living in hostels with paid meals and lodging as they planned to depart by Saturday.
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Clash at Yosemite spark for US marshals patrols
About 50 U.S. marshals patrolled Yosemite Valley after a Fourth of July weekend of clashes between youths and law enforcement. Park officials said 720 people were arrested, 10 hospitalized with minor injuries, and 44 100 visitors jammed the park, with rangers caught unprepared for the violence.
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Long Beach man faces 10 armed robbery counts
Long Beach police say they will file at least 10 counts of armed robbery against Joseph Henry Foster 61 of Lakewood city. Foster identified as the Paper Bag Bandit was captured after a Lakewood pursuit following the fried chicken takeout holdup at 3430 Artesia. Officers recovered a brown paper bag with cash and an inoperable 2 cal revolver. Foster claimed the gun had no firing pin and he did not intend to shoot anyone.
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