Korean Airlines Jet Survives North Korean Gunfire
A Korean Airlines Boeing 707 carrying 165 teenagers landed safely in Honolulu after North Korean antiaircraft fire struck the jet as it departed Seoul. The Defense Ministry said more than 30 rounds were fired but the aircraft was not hit. Passengers included Malaysian youth group members and volunteers from the American Field Service International Scholarship Program.
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Plane shot near Seoul prompts emergency return to air
A Defense Ministry spokesman said a plane was fired upon south of the Han River Estuary, 40 miles northwest of Seoul. The aircraft returned after about 15 minutes, with the pilot citing mechanical difficulties as passengers, including chaperone Thelma Brown, circled for over an hour before landing.
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Civil Rights Panel urges probe of Indian mistreatment in Arizona
The U S Civil Rights Commission asked the Justice Department to investigate police treatment of Indians in Arizona. The Southwest Indian Report cites police brutality double standards in sentencing and pre-event arrests of Indians for labor at rodeos. It alsoCriticizes state highway hiring and Indian Health Service funding while urging more Indian workers at the Postal Service and expanded tribal specialists in Arizona.
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Suspect released after filing error in Phoenix case
A Marine identified as Michael Knaubert, 21, Phoenix, was freed from county jail after five days without formal charges. He had been accused of forcing two girls at gunpoint into his car, raping them, and leaving one in a desert building, plus a separate kidnapping, robbery, and assault near Cave Creek.
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Dems cut into GOP voter lead in Maricopa County
In Phoenix, Republican voters still outnumber Democrats but the gap narrowed from 18,666 to 17,328. Independent or minor party registrations totaled 19,561 (4.2%). The Sept 10 primary deadline is 5 p.m. Monday.
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GOP campaign seminar for party workers in Phoenix
About 100 Republican party workers will attend a Saturday seminar at the Ramada Inn East to learn campaign basics. The program features speakers from the GOP and RNC on topics including organization, fundraising, law requirements, advertising, media, and turnout. Registration is 3.50 with luncheon.
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Aspen Faces Cocaine Ring Fallout In Ski Haven
Federal officials said Aspen is the center of an international cocaine smuggling ring as 24 people were arrested in the United States and Bogota during Operation Snowflake. 12.5 pounds of cocaine valued at about 3 million dollars were seized and distributed nationwide from Aspen.
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U S bridge team wins world championship
The Aces led by Ira Corn won the 1974 World Pairs Championship in the Canary Islands with Bob Wolff and Bob Hamman taking first place among 190 pairs from 30 nations. The victory marks the first U S pair to win since the event began two years ago and cements the team’s dominance in world bridge.
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