Guerrillas Demand Israel Free 13 in Prisoner Swap
Guerrillas press for release of 13 prisoners in exchange for two West German and Swiss nationals. The militants demand Israel free Miss Laila Khaled and a British Arab held in a failed September hijack attempt.
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Rail unions walk out defy court orders across multiple regions
Rail unions staged walkouts disrupting Texas and West Coast lines, with Chicago bound City of San Francisco and City of Los Angeles services affected as unions pressed wage disputes. Officials reported picket lines in several states and halted operations on major routes, while White House comments suggested no immediate intervention.
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Marijuana Replaces Alcohol Says Doctor Warns
A Long Beach doctor discusses marijuana’s effects and dangers, arguing it replaces alcohol for some, noting misinformation, risks of respiratory issues, vomiting, and acute psychosis. He cites potency differences, THC content, adulterants, and potential contamination with stimulants or veterinary drugs.
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Jet hijacking ends as gunman is shot on plane
A hijacker on a L A bound jet announced a demand to go to North Korea and produced a gun. After a struggle near the seats the assailant was shot and captured. passengers describe a tense ordeal with medical crews tending the critical wounded suspect at Peninsula Hospital.
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GM Walks Off in Auto Strike Across Big Three
UAW chief Leonard Woodcock blasts GM contract as “unprecedented” in size and scope while Ford and Chrysler vow to keep production. Union claims costs and fringe benefits could rise sharply, with wages and living protection at dispute. Production continues at GM plants with 72,750 UAW workers affected.
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