Commandos kill three hijackers after six day jet rescue
West German commandos stormed a hijacked Lufthansa jet in Mogadishu rescuing 86 hostages after a five day odyssey across Europe and the Middle East. Three hijackers were killed, one wounded woman held in hospital, and Captain Juergen Schumann was killed during the ordeal. The operation followed demands tied to Baader-Meinhof leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lufthansa
Somalia
Mogadishu
Entebbe
Uganda
Baader
Hanns- Martin Schleyer
Baader-Meinhof
Frankfurt
Juergen Schumann
Mahmoud
Schumann
United Nations
Roy Hutchings
British
Airline Pilots Association
Denmark
Sweden
Norway
Stuttgart
Raspe
U.S
Helmut Schmidt
French
Riviera
Tiger Group
Rome
Larnaca
Cyprus
Bahrain
Dubai
Persian Gulf
Aden
Yemen
Hospital Bazaar Planned at Bonner General
The Bonner General Hospital Auxiliary hosts its annual fall bazaar in the hospital lobby on November 3 and 4. Handmade crafts for Christmas, cookies cakes jams jellies pies and pickles will be sold. A hand quilted youth quilt ticket drawn November 4, tickets 50 cents each or three for one dollar, with sales at the gift shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hospital ‘Auxiliary
Bonner General Hospital
Julie Wood
Edith Stein
World leaders laud West Germany’s Mogadishu rescue
Leaders from the United States Israel Iran Japan and Hong Kong praised West German commandos for freeing eight hostages aboard a hijacked Lufthansa 737 in Mogadishu Somalia. They called for global anti terrorism pacts while pilots urged a 48 hour strike to push for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juan Tamayo
United Press International
Washington
Tel Aviv
Tokyo
Tehran
Bonn
Lufthansa
Mogadishu
Somalia
Carter
Moshe Dayan
West Germany
Juergen Schumann
Israel
Entebbe
Uganda
Jamshid Amouzegar
Japan
Fukuda
Mitsuo
Setoyama
International Federation
Pilot’s Association Today
Kurt Waldheim
All Nations
Hong Kong
Derry Pearce
International Federation of Air Line Pilots Associations
Pope Paul
German Bishops’ Conference
Pearce
Waldheim
General Assembly
Livestock Market Report From Portland Oregon
Livestock receipts total 1300 with slaughter classes steady to weak. Cows rise about 1.00, feeders down as much as 2.00. Steers and heifers quoted in the 28.50 to 37.00 range for standard to good notes, bulls 26.00 to 29.50, calves 29.00 to 35.50, feeder steers 42.25 to 44.25, and heifers 31.00 to 34.00 for 400 to 500 pound lots.
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Portland
Ore
UPI
Soviet Union pushes SALT path to cut existing arms
United Nations reports say the Soviet Union pledges to start talks on reducing current strategic arms once a new SALT agreement is reached. Oleg Troyanovsky notes progress with President Carter and Andrei Gromyko, cites neutron bomb renunciation, and warns that nuclear war remains a real threat.
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United Nations
UPI
Soviet Union
Oleg Troyanovsky
Carter
Andrei Gromyko
Troyanovsky
U.N
Hiroshima
Moscow
Communist Party
Pravda
American yachtsmen reported safe in Ho Chi Minh City
Three U S yachtsmen seized last week are safe and in custody in Ho Chi Minh City Vietnam authorities have investigated and say the men are well An American spokesman said Vietnamese officials told the U S they are in custody while investigations continue The Brillig skipper Cornelia Ann Dellenbaugh and two crewmen from Philadelphia and Flagstaff were aboard when the vessel was fired on and escorted toward Vietnam waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bangkok
Thailand
UPI
Ho Chi Minh City
United States
Saigon
Vietnam
State Department
Agence France-Presse
Brillig
Cornelia Ann Dellenbaugh
Vero Beach
Fla
Hanoi
Brunei
Borneo
Miss Dellenbaugh
Charles Affel
Philadelphia
Leland Dickerman
Flagstaff
Ariz
Hansen
House
Congress
Senate
Veterans “Administration
Veterans
An. Hew
Merciab
Abortion and Energy Bills Move Through Split Conference
Conference on abortion funding showed little progress while a new House Senate energy conference prepared to tackle the energy package. President Carter pressuring for approval. White House warns of veto over natural gas price deregulation. House Speaker ONeill condemns Senate attendance as delay harms labor, health and education funding tied to the abortion bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Shepard Washington
UPI
Conference Committee
House-Senate
Carter
White House
House
Thomas O'Neill
Senate
Departments of Labor and Health, Education and Welfare
Food and Drug Administration
Congress
Senate Ethics Committee
U.S
Senate Environment
Public Works Committee
Kent Hansen
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Pennsylvania hit by October snowstorm strands hundreds of cars
State police reported hundreds of cars stranded on Pennsylvania highways as nearly a foot of snow blanketed the state. Downed trees and power lines cut service to about 45,000 in Luzerne county. I 9 reopened, I 81 still closed. Snow ranged from 3 to 12 inches across several counties with several towns reporting outages and school closures.
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Hazleton
UPT
Luzerne County
State Department of Transportation
Broad Mountain Range
Carbon County
Lehighton
Panther Valley
Williamsport
Wellsboro
Tioga County
Eagles Mere
Sullivan County
Mt. Carmel
Ashland
Hazelton
Schuylkill
Columbia
Northumberland
Lewistown
Seven Mountains
Scranton
Poconos
Terrorist Leaders Shoot Themselves In Stammheim
West Germany's Baader Meinhoff leaders Andreas Baader Jan Carl Raspe and Gudrun Ensslin killed themselves after a commandos raid thwarted a hijacking bid to free them An additional member Irmgard Moeller was critically injured while the four were among 11 jailed terrorists tied to the Lufthansa hijacking plot and Schleyer kidnapping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuttgart
West Germany
UPI
Baader-Meinhof
Andreas Baader
Jan Carl Raspe
Baader
Gudrun Ennslin
Stammheim
Irmgard Moeller
Lufthansa
Hanns-Martin Schleyer
Justice
Schleyer
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Page & Sandpoint Daily Bee
Bee
Brian Moe
Germany
Sydney
Paris
le Figaro
Association of
Sun
Thur
Alvin B. Webb
UN General Assembly
Energy Bills
Pennsylvania
Ensslin
Moeller
Ulrike Meinhof
Miss Ensslin
Heidelberg
Miss Moeller
Safari
OASIS
Phish
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