Ailing San Diego woman held aboard hijacked Lufthansa jet
Christine Santiago, 4, and her 3 year old son Leo were among 82 passengers and five crew on a Lufthansa 737 hijacked over France. Her daughter says she travels only with rest, and doctors warned that stress could raise her blood pressure and risk a heart attack. One crew member died, hijackers sought 15 million dollars and 13 political prisoners.
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Santee
Christine Durham
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Bomb protest disrupts Carter church service
Protesters from the Atlantic Life Community interrupted a Carter service in Baltimore led by Rev Trentham. A protester blocked the main mouth, another read from a statement, and others were silenced and escorted out. Police identified four arrested demonstrators from Baltimore and one from Philadelphia. most were released on recognizance.
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Philip Berrigan
Carter
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Trentham
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Rosemary Maguire
Ladon Sheats
Jim McNiel
Baltimore
Paul Mood
Philadelphia
Sheats
Copter crashes five walk away at Travis AFB
Five crewmen escaped serious injury when a Navy HH-61 helicopter crashed in a sparsely populated marsh near Travis Air Force Base during weekend training. Col. E K Loving said the aircraft from Pt. Mugu Naval Base near Oxnard went down shortly after 8 am Sunday in an isolated area.
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Hijackers kill pilot and demand terms on hijacked jet
A West German jetliner hijacked from Majorca to West Germany with four hijackers aboard landed in Mogadishu after the pilot was killed during the extent of the crisis. Monika Schumann, whose husband was the pilot, shared remarks with a German paper about staying calm. The Somali government formed a ministerial committee with the West German ambassador to negotiate. The situation also involved a threat against Hanns Martin Schlever, the West German industrialist, if demands were not met by Sunday. Helmut Schmidt’s crisis team pursued all realistic options to free the hostages while other governments weighed responses.
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Lis
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Mogadish
Nairobi
Somali Democratic Republic
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Helmut Schmidt
West Germany
Majorca
Carter says US has not heard all on Panama pact
Hamilton Jordan heads a White House briefing for opinion readers about the Panama pact. More than 800 attendees include Gen Maxwell Taylor George Ball George Meany Lady Bird Johnson Henry Cabot Lodge Hugh Scott Irving Shapiro Robert Anderson and John McCloy as part of an effort to educate supporters for the treaty debate. The session follows a busy White House weekend.
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Joint Chiefs of Staff
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Lady Bird Johnson
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Senate
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Irving Shapiro
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New York
John McCloy
Court orders SST landings in New York delay ruling
The 2nd U S Circuit in New York refused to hear an appeal of Jerry Paul's contempt conviction linked to the Joan Little murder trial. The court let stand a lower court order directing New York City officials to enforce traffic limits and air quality measures in Manhattan while the Concorde landings at JFK faced delays amid ongoing appeals.
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North Carolina
Joan Little
Miss Little
New York City
Manhattan
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New York
Port Authority
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Jackson lauds Carter toughness over natural gas bill
Washington Senator Henry M. Jackson says no compromise energy bill containing natural gas deregulation will pass. He notes the administration prefers no bill if the Senate measure passes and warns President Carter would veto a bill with deregulation. Conference talks begin Tuesday with no clear breakthrough.
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O'Neill Pushes Senate to Attend Abortion Talks on Bill
House Speaker Thomas P. O'Neill urged Senate leaders to send full negotiating teams to confer with House members over a 6.2 billion appropriation stalled by disputes on federally funded abortions. He criticized proxies and said the impasse risks payrolls as Congress relies on a stopgap funding measure through October 31.
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Robert C. Byrd
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Foggy Coast and Fog Lifts Preview Weeks In Congress
Fog shroud due along coast Tuesday as Congress entertains Carter energy plan progress and tax bill questions. Senate debates a tax free bill while House delays saccharin ban and weighs energy, welfare, and Social Security revisions. Public hearings on South Korean influence in Congress run midweek.
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