Skyjacking defendant gets 50 year sentence in Philadelphia
Michael S. Green, 35, was sentenced to 50 years in federal prison for his role in a 1972 skyjacking of a National Airlines 727. The hijacking forced a Philadelphia return, 113 passengers were released, and one crew member was injured amid a pistol threat. The accomplice awaits trial due to mental condition.
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Philadelphia
Washington, D.C
Parkin
Michael S. Green
National Airlines
Jacksonville
Fla
New York
Banker's Wife Safe After Kidnapping in Minnesota
Burtee Kronholm, 48, reunited with her husband three days after she was kidnapped. James W. Johnson, 35, Lakeville, appeared before U.S. Magistrate J. Karl Cudd with a $100,000 cash bond on extortion charges tied to a $200,000 ransom paid to Drovers State Bank president Gunnar Kronholm. FBI continues probe to identify all attackers as Kronholm and Mrs Kronholm’s location and condition are briefly described.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Burtee Kronholm
James W. Johnson
Lakeville
U.S
J. Karl Cudd
Johnson
Gunnar Kronholm
Drovers State Bank
South St. Paul
U.S. Dist. Alty
Thor Anderson
Cudd
FBI
FRE
Kronholm
Minneapolis-St. Paul
PBI
Actress Sheila Scott Recovers From Overdose
Hollywood actress Sheila Scott, 42, remained hospitalized after being found in a coma over the weekend. Authorities found several empty prescription bottles and notes near her bed, including one addressed to actor Chad Everett, star of Medical Center.
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Hollywood
Sheila Scott
Chad Everett
Medical Center
Scott
Everett
Guttmacher, Birth Control Advocate, Dies at 75
Dr. Alan F. Guttmacher, 75, longtime advocate for birth control and former head of the Planned Parenthood Federation, died Monday of leukemia in New York. He authored books on planned parenthood and childbirth and led the federation since 1962.
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New York
Alan F. Guttmacher
Planned Grenthood Federation
He Hart
Teachers' talks stall as S F schools roll buses
Negotiations stalled in the 12 day San Francisco teachers strike as more than 290 buses carried 20,000 students to shortened classes after pickets cleared bus yards. Officials expect about 40,000 of the district's 78,000 students in class today, with no new bargaining planned. The AFT rejected Mayor Alioto's settlement offer, saying it added no meaningful living-cost concessions.
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San Francisco
Alloto
AFT
Ambulance chaser ring linked to county hospital probe
Los Angeles report says charity pose by Friends of the Friendless duped poor Spanish speakers outside USC Medical Center. Patients signed under sedation, received little documentation, and many did not see lawyers or collect on settlements. Two attorneys face State Bar scrutiny as hospital admins delayed action for 13 months.
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LOS Angeles
Usc Medical Center
Friends of the Friendless
Los Angeles Times
Thomas Matin
California
the Times
G.W. Cannon
Gino D. Urbano
State Bar Association
Supervisors order probe into ambulance chasing ring at medical center
Our LA Bureau reports Supervisors today ordered a sweeping investigation into allegations of an ambulance chasing ring at the medical center. Kenneth Hahn called the disclosure the most serious charge faced by the county in 21 years and ordered Health Services director Liston Witherill to return from Colorado to answer charges. The report notes the hospital avoided ousting the charity due to influence from George J. Hatcher and political ties with state Senator Alfred H. Long. Hatcher, a Monterey Park native, denied creating the charity, saying he only donated money, and had prior jail time for bad checks. Also cited are Long’s field deputy Ernest Moreno and County Youth Commission appointee Arnold Martinez.
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Kenneth Hahn
Hahn
Health Services
Liston Witherill
Colorado
George J. Hatcher
Monterey Park
Alfred H. Long
Hatcher
Ernest Moreno
Long
Arnold Martinez
Ernest Debs
Mexico
the Times
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