FAA asks for flight profiling quiz to spot hijackers
Column suggests using a satire driven passenger quiz to reveal would be hijackers. Author imagines questions on Cuba travel, gun possession, home grenades and parachute jumps to expose dangerous intent.
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Dick West
Washington
UPI
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U. 7
FAA
Cosmpolitan
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Philadelphia
Yanqui
Honduras
Bay of Pigs
Nixon
China
Seattle
CIA
Lou Perini dies at 68. Braves move remembered
Lou Perini who moved the Boston Braves to Milwaukee died Sunday at age 68. Private funeral services were planned for Thursday at St. Paul’s Church in Wellesley Massachusetts.
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Framingham
Mass
UPI
Lou Perini
Braves
Boston
Milwaukee
St. Paul’s Church
Wellesley
Los Angeles
David R. Davis
McDonnell-Douglas Corp
Davis
Senate panel rejects bill to halt clearcutting in forests
The Senate public lands subcommittee killed legislation that would have imposed a temporary ban on mass clearcutting in national forests. The move ends the proposal, removing a potential curb on logging practices pending further action.
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Washington
TV In Review By Rick Du Brow
A reader column argues FCC actions limiting network prime time may reduce control but have caused a rush of cheap imitations and lower quality. It forecasts possible anti monopoly moves to curb network production and predicts sponsors and film companies would fill any production gap.
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Rick DU Brow
Federal Communications Commission
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Jawbone Connected To The Shoebone
The Administration fears a sharp rise in shoe costs and calls industry reps to a jawboning session Monday to curb prices. Commerce Secretary Peter G. Peterson would not reveal specific actions but said no option is off the table.
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Washington
UPI
Commerce
Peter G. Peterson
Bus Tour Tragedy Kills Four on Pennsylvania Turnpike
Four dead and 45 injured after a Continental Trailways charter bus carrying Present Day Baptist Church members from Cleveland to Philadelphia crashes six miles east of Harrisburg. The Rev. Leroy Carter, whose daughter Kathleen Askew died, helps pull passengers from the wreck as rescue workers battle the scene. Driver Joseph Pegano and bystanders describe the crash after a wet curve caused the bus to skid into a guardrail and plunge down a steep embankment.
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Continental Trailways
Baptist Church of
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Carter
Kathleen Askew
Here
Joseph W. Pegano
Pittsburgh
Greyhound
General Hospital
Carjter
Harrisburg General Hospital
Huddleston Trial Opens in Yablonski Slayings Case
Silous Huddleston 62 of LaFollette Tennessee goes on trial in Washington County Court on murder charges tied to the Yablonski family killings. Jury selection delays and motions on bail habeas corpus and venue are pending as Huddleston suffers health ailments including black lung. His daughter Annette Gilly pleaded guilty and implicated him. other defendants in the case faced varying outcomes.
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Washington, Pa
UPD
Silous Huddleston
LaFollette
Tenn
Yablonski
Washington County
Charles G. Sweet
Huddleston
Aj Small United Mine Workers
UMW) Pensioners
UMW Internationals
Joseph A
Jock” Yablonski
Clarksville
Annette Gilly
Cleveland
UMW
Prater
Pennsylvania
Allegheny County
Pittsburgh
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Miss Dalton
Marina Popovich
Popovich
TV In Review
Harrisburg, Pa
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Ivan Martin Jr
Lebanon
Martin
Ollie Harris Jr
Harris
Rev. Carter
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Ham Motors, Inc
Bluefield
West Virginia
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