Indian jet hijackers captured at Lahore after raid
Pakistani commandos stormed the hijacked Indian Airlines Boeing 737 at Lahore airport ending a 21 hour standoff. Six hijackers were captured and seven crew members freed with all passengers unharmed. earlier fifty five others left the plane as negotiations continued.
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Lahore
Pakistan
Indian Airlines
Foreign Ministry
India
New Delhi
Indian Subcontinent
Postal subsidy bill bars rate hike to March
President Ford is expected to sign a stopgap measure providing 1 billion dollars to the financially strapped Postal Service while barring any new rate increases or mail service cuts until March. The House approved the bill 276 to 33, directing a study commission to propose long term fixes.
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Washington
Ford
Postal Service
House of Representatives
Congress
Study Commission
Edward J. Derwinski
R-Ill
Ethics board flags loophole in disclosure checks
The State Ethics Board alerts the governor and legislature to a loophole in Arizona law that leaves no one responsible for reviewing financial disclosure statements. The board notes reviewing duties may be unconstitutional, leaving monitoring to citizens, the press and political opponents. The board also seeks a $19,480 appropriation next year to cover out of state travel.
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Phoenix
Arizona
National Education Association
Political Action Committee
Washington, D.C
NEA
Phyllis Roger
Mesa
Ruben Perez
Yuma
June Reynolds
Scottsdale
Phyllis Hawkins
Frank Felix
Tucson
Kathleen rips Yuma area in deadly tropical storm
Tropical storm Kathleen slashed Yuma Arizona California Friday killing one man and two others in Ocotillo. Arnold Mills of Yuma died when a tree struck his mobile home. Eleven people treated at Yuma Regional Medical Center. Power outages, downed lines, water conservation urged as cities faced flooding and outages across the region.
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Yuma
Kathleen
Ocotillo
Calif
el Centro
Arnold Mills
Yuma County
Yuma Regional Medical Center
Kblu-Tv
Kblu-Radio
U.S
California-Arizona
Arizona
Interstate 8
Bullhead City
Ariz
Mohave Valley
Lake Havasu City
Parker
Kingman
Tucson
Phoenix
Coolidge
City to relist Vista land for bids after no offers
The city plans to issue a new bid call to sell 3.2 acres of commercial property in the Vista del Camino area after a July attempt drew no bidders. The two parcels on McDowell Road at 77th Street are the last unsold items in the neighborhood redevelopment program.
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Vista del Camino
Timothy Bray
McDowell Road
77Th Street
Bray
Burglars Steal Building Supplies From Multiple Sites
Thieves lifted more than $1,000 in building materials from two fenced compounds and a house under construction at 8636 E Garfield between Thursday afternoon and Friday morning. Missing items include electrical and plumbing equipment, 150 plastic pipe fittings valued at $450, and 10 chestnut cabinets worth $250. Belongings were owned by Delta Electric, W R Grace Properties Inc, and Alert Plumbing.
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E. Garfield
Delta Electric
W.R. Grace Properties, Inc
Alert Plumbing
Obituary Patrick P. O Day Veteran leader dies at 57
Patrick P. O Day 57 former Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce president and O Day Printing Co owner died Friday at Veterans Hospital Phoenix Born in Buffalo he moved to Scottsdale 27 years ago He led Scottsdale Charros and Rotary Club Navy WWII veteran Survivors include wife Dorothy two daughters Debbie Penny and stepson Myles Funeral 2 p.m. Monday Paradise Chapel Indian School Road Cremation follows Visitation 6 to 9 p.m. Sunday
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Patrick P. O’day
Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce
O'Day Printing Co
Scottsdale
Veterans Hospital
Phoenix
Buffalo
N.Y
O’day
39Th Ave
Chamber of Commerce
O'Day
Scottsdale Charros
Rotary Club
Princeton University
Dorothy
Debbie
Penny
Myles
Paradise Chapel
Endian School Road
Four Tucsonans aboard hijacked TWA flight 355
Early today it was learned that four Tucson residents were on a TransWorld Airlines hijacked flight between New York and Chicago. The passengers included Richard Jordan Miss Mary Anne Godek and Mr and Mrs Gus Fotinos Among 85 aboard 12 were bound for Tucson with the plane due to reach Tucson at 10 20 from Chicago and then fly to Los Angeles
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Tucson
TransWorld Airlines
New York
Chicago
Richard Jordan
Mary Anne Godek
Gus Fotinos
TWA
Los Angeles
Frauds Probe Sought in Kino Springs Development
Arizona Atty Gen Bruce Babbitt and Santa Cruz County Atty E Leigh Larson consider fraud inquiry into Kino Springs after a bankruptcy trustee cannot locate about 1 million dollars tied to land improvements paid by residents. Steven M Brody of Boston says residents paid 800 to 1200 each for unmade improvements.
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Nogales
Arizona
Bruce Babbitt
Santa Cruz County
Prescott TV Cable Sabotaged. $500 Reward Issued
Prescott Tele Prompter offers a $500 reward for information leading to convictions after a shotgun blast severed the firm’s main transmission cable. Sheriff Robert Scott says the line was cut Thursday night in a remote wooded area during the Arizona State UCLA football game.
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Prescott
Arizona State
UCLA
Robert Scott
Scott
Croatians Have Long Been a Trouble Spot in Yugoslavia
The report traces Croatian nationalist violence from postwar Tito era to the 1975 Zagreb bombing and the 1968 Belgrade cinema bombing, linking emigre unrest to the Ustashi legacy and noting ongoing crackdowns. It cites Zagreb as Croatia’s main city and highlights language and script differences between Croatians and Serbs.
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Chicago
Josip Broz Tito
Yugoslavia
Croatian Communist Party
Belgrade
Zagreb
Tito
Frankfurt
West Germany
Miljenko Hrkac
Ethel Kennedy Faces Court On Ticket Mutilation Charge
Ethel Kennedy widow of Sen. Robert Kennedy must appear in Barnstable Massachusetts court to answer charges of mutilating a parking ticket. Police say officer John H. Ebel ticketed her Hyannisport car last Saturday and she tore it up in his presence with a warrant issued Wednesday scheduling her appearance on September 20.
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Barnstable
Mass
Ethel Kennedy
Robert Kennedy
John H. Ebel
Lawyers seek to bar testimony in Bolles murder trial
Attorneys for John Harvey Adamson move to bar Phoenix land developer Max Dunlap’s testimony contending he may be charged in the Bolles bombing. Dunlap delivered $5,000 to Adamson after the attack and cites police lie detector test results. A second motion seeks disclosure of investigative reports in the case.
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Phoenix
John Harvey Adamson
Maricopa County
Max Dunlap
Arizona Republic
Don Bolles
Dunlap
Adamson
Bolles
McCarthy to open City fills grant post Phoenix campaign
Eugene J. McCarthy independent candidate for president will meet the news media in Phoenix to discuss tv debates and the fairness doctrine issue. Alice Mahoney announces a large volunteer gathering and barbecue at the Mahoney residence. Petitions to place McCarthy on the Arizona ballot are due September 17. Thomas Freeman named as city federal community development block grant administrator replacing Ken Huber who left for St. Peter Minnesota.
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McCarthy
Phoenix
Eugene J. McCarthy
Westward Ho
Alice Mahoney
McCarthy '76
Gil Bisjak
Chino Valley
Mahoney
7Th Ave
Thomas Freeman
Ken Huber
Minnesota
Huber
St. Peter, Minn
Freeman
Scottsdale
Personnel Department
Celebration fuels car damage after UCLA victory
Police say six UCLA supporters damaged several cars along Fifth Avenue after congregating at Trader Vic's Restaurant and attempting to start a fight. One man, James Greer, 23, of E Cactus Rd., was arrested for allegedly resisting arrest and failing to obey a lawful order.
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UCLA
Arizona State University Sun Devils
Fifth Avenue
Trader Vic
Fifth Ave
James Greer
E. Cactus Rd
Orme Dam Topic to be Discussed by Flood Panel
The Orme Dam flood control potential will be discussed Thursday at a Maricopa County Flood Control District advisory board meeting. The session starts at 2 p.m. in the Parks and Recreation auditorium at 4701 E. Washington St. The dam would regulate Colorado River water via CAP aqueducts and may serve flood control. Scottsdale plans rely on CAP water for the northeast area by 1985.
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Orme Dam
Maricopa County Flood Control District
Citizens’ Advisory Board
Maricopa County Parks and Recreation Department
Washington St
Colorado
Arizona
Scottsdale
Northeast Area
District 26 Democrats to Elect Officers and Committee
The District 26 Democratic Party will hold an organizational meeting at Tonalea School 6801 E. Oak St. The event starts at 7 30 p m in the school library. Officers to be chosen for two year terms include chairman two vice chairmen secretary and treasurer. Twenty state committee members will also be elected for two year terms.
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District 26
Democratic Party
Tonalea School
E. Oak St
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