Editorials Combating hijackers and safer skies
The piece reviews recent hijackings in Nebraska Japan and Germany with hostages freed and attackers killed or granted sanctuary. It urges three actions: tougher airport security, universal government cooperation to deny asylum, and external disabling tech for aircraft. calls for federal regulators industry collaboration and unified responses.
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Somalia
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Vietnnam
Sailboat Show expands to fill Long Beach Convention Center
The annual Southern California Sailboat Show opens for a 10 day run in Long Beach, occupying 50,000 square feet in the Arena and all 100,000 square feet of the newly expanded Exhibition Hall. The $51.5 million complex enables 45 new heats and a grand opening program through January 1, showcasing its modern facilities and potential for larger events in Long Beach.
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Southland
Sheraton
Queensway Hilton
Queen Mary Hyatt
Why is Uncle in the art business
A column discusses NEA grants to individual artists, the LeAnn Wilchusky case, and Sen. Proxmire's critique. Michael Straight proposes shifting to museum and institution sponsored grants, arguing for public funding reform while questioning federal authority in the arts and warning against government funded favoritism among artists. The piece condemns government subsidies as an establishment of art and urges private funding or self-reliance.
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Michael Straight
Pittsburgh
LeAnn Wilchusky
National Endowment For the Arts
Caribbean
el Paso
William Proxmire
Wisconsin
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Repeal Effort Aims at 1790 Diplomatic Immunity Law
Editorial notes growing tension over diplomatic immunity as Congress debates repealing the 1790 law. It would require diplomats to carry liability insurance and align U.S. law with the Vienna Convention, addressing issues like injuries and unpaid tickets from DPL plates in New York City and beyond.
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
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United States
Carter faces a crucial test of his leadership
Washington reports President Jimmy Carter endures broad public dissatisfaction with his policies. Polls show a drop in support across liberals labor and minorities while foreign policy energy tax and domestic programs face heavy criticism. He challenges Congress and seeks public backing amid a rising and falling popularity cycle
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Independent Press Telegram Editor and Publisher Ridder
The Independent Press Telegram notes Daniel H. Ridder serves as editor and publisher, steering the paper’s newsroom and business operations. Ridder, a prominent figure in local journalism, guides editorial direction and oversees publication management.
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