Japan seeks return of hijackers and ransom from Algeria
Japan plans to ask Algeria to return five hijackers of a Japan Air Lines DC8 and the $1 million ransom, as well as six released terrorists. Prime Minister Fukuda resigns as Justice Minister Hajime Fukuda takes responsibility. Mitsuo Itoyama named to replace him. The hijacked jet landed in Algiers after five days in Dacca, hostages freed, and discussions continue over ransom and extradition.
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California
John Gabriel
Energy plan faces backlash as Ribicoff comments rile debate
Ribicoff calls the energy plan "in shambles" while Paget prepares to start next week. The Senate measure, backed by Bent sey and Pearson, would cap new gas at 248 per two years before market pricing. offshore controls would stay for five years. The House earlier supported Carter's price controls, approving a 1.75 ceiling for newly discovered gas.
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Carter Dayan reach formula for Geneva peace talks progress
Carter and Dayan agree on a working paper that could become the Geneva peace conference procedures. They discuss with Arab officials while Vance plans further talks. Dayan hints Lebanon may join, and Carter travels on toward U.N. address with Fahmy.
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Carter visits Bronx area rehab effort amid arson scarred blocks
President Carter toured a rehabilitated Bronx apartment building known as Gasoline Alley after years of arson and neglect. He praised residents and the project director Ramon Rueda, urged more federal funding, and questioned urban renewal cuts under Nixon while noting the need to salvage remaining areas and create recreation spaces.
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Aerospace strike spread across Lockheed Douglas Boeing plants
Strikes ripple through Lockheed California Douglas Aircraft Rockwell International and Boeing operations. Negotiations continue with McDonnell Douglas unions affecting about 11,000 workers. Boeing Puget Sound operations stay open while Wichita shifts to one shift.
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