Light's Action Line Confined Run and Local Disputes
A community line report notes a grave never opened as relatives oppose cemetery digging. Nearby crash debris claims to be alien spacecraft parts near Arora. Letters discuss travel plans, fashion for Memphis and North Carolina, and interest in The Now Seekers MGM LA. Citizens cite dog leash law and urge spaying loans. readers reference various local matters and legislative contacts.
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Hostage Crisis Near End As Hijackers Make Demands
An engineer was wounded in gunfire as hijackers pressed demands during the crisis. A spokesman identified one of the three Soviet hostages as David Crag while the other two remained unnamed. Arab envoys traveled via Moscow and Bratislava, while Austrian officials refused to yield, warning a concession would be a death sentence for the hostages.
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Agnew vows court fight over grand jury probe timing
Agnew moves to block the Maryland grand jury inquiry arguing it is unconstitutional and biased by news leaks. His lawyers press for Congress to decide whether he should be charged, exonerated, or convicted as briefs and arguments are scheduled with U.S. District Judge Hoffman in Baltimore and Norfolk.
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Maryland
Henry E. Petersen
CBS Net
Mc Agnew
Supreme Court
Coastal States adds six to board amid SEC consent decree
U S District Judge Carl A Roe named six new members to Coastal States Gas Corp board boosting seats to 16. The SEC suit charged Coastal with undisclosed past transactions affecting its ability to meet contracts. Appointments include Ervin Buck Harold Burrow Charles Jones Edward Mosher Warn Smith and Fitehar Yarbrough.
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Houston
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Tenneco Inc
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Eodward J. Mosher
Mosher Inc
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Kelloy Co
Fiitehar L. Yarbrough
Dallas
Germantown man sentenced in conspiracy to import drugs
Fred Hale Mushands aged 27 from Germantown was sentenced by Federal Judge DB. W. Suttle after pleading guilty to conspiring to use aircraft to smuggle about 670 pounds of a controlled substance from Mexico into the United States. The case followed a complaint filed in Galveston with testing in San Antonio last August.
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Afghans Fly Texas Border Pheasants to Establish New Wildlife Species
Texas Parks and Wildlife officials released 500 Afghan whitewinged pheasants along the Rio Grande in far West Texas to establish a new wildlife species in the state. The effort aims to create a sustainable population and boost local biodiversity with the introduction of these birds.
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