Dutch Moluccan terrorists reject mediators in Assen crisis
The Dutch government and South Moluccan hostage takers rejected each other’s mediator nominees in the 10 day old crisis. Premier Joop den Uyl called the situation very serious and no clear solution is in sight as four teachers and 55 train hostages remain captive.
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ED Blanche
Associated Press
Assen
Netherlands
Joop den Uyl
Bovensmilde
Justice Ministry
Amsterdam
Carter Burns clash clouds Carter years calm economy
President Carter and Federal Reserve Chair Arthur Burns face renewed tension over monetary policy as Burns and the Fed tighten the money supply to curb inflation. Bert Lance criticizes banks for raising prime rates, warning higher short term rates may slow growth and boost long term borrowing costs.
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R. Gregory Nokes
Associated Press
Washington
Carter
Arthur Burns
Federal Reserve Board
Burns
Bert Lance
Lance
White House
Richard M. Nixon
Federal Reserve
Congress
New Agents Added To Stop Aliens
Border Patrol adds 100 agents for a two to three month mission at the U S Mexico border. The team, flown in from ten states, will focus on high crossing areas near San Ysidro while equipped with vehicles radios and infrared gear.
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San Ysidra
Calif
Border Patrol
U.s.-Mexican
San Diego
Leonel Castillo
Immigration and Naturalization Service
San Ysidro
Tijuana
Mexico
Castillo
Pacific Ocean
William Marler
Ray Lazarski
Kayte Pass
Tex
Eagle Pass
Lazarski
Conference Fails To Reach Oil Agreement
In Paris a 18 hour meeting of the North South conference failed to agree on a permanent energy dialogue for oil talks. Canada announced Saudi Arabia and Iran favored ongoing dialogue while Algeria Iraq and Venezuela opposed. Vance called results mixed with aid gains, but no energy framework.
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Paul Treuthardt
Associated Press
Paris
The2y Nation
Conference On International Economic Cooperation
Saudi Arabia
Iran
Algeria
Iraq
Venezuela
David Gwen
Owen
Cyrus R. Vance
Richard Cooper
Vance
Washington
United States
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
OPEC
Japan
Supervisors to Question Sirhan on Kennedy Killing
Los Angeles supervisors plan to visit Soledad Prison to question Sirhan B. Sirhan about a possible conspiracy in the Robert F. Kennedy assassination. Sirhan, 32, was convicted eight years ago and his death sentence was commuted to life. The supervisors want to learn if anyone else was involved and note Sirhan’s desire to speak openly to place his actions in a historical context.
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LOS Angeles
Sen
Robert F. Kennedy
Sirhan B. Sirhan
Kenneth Hahn
Baxter Ward
Soledad
Sirhan
Hahn
Godfrey Isaac
Kennedy
Winds Cause Damage In Springer After Windstorm
Strong winds battered Springer with downed telephones and power outages. Weather observer Phillip Garcia reported two tornadoes touching down, one in the town’s northwest section, though the National Weather Service could not confirm tornado activity. A barn roof and Minnie’s Daily Delight suffered damage as a sawhorse struck Minnie Medina, knocking her briefly unconscious but not seriously hurt.
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Springer
Phillip Garcia
New Mexico Boys School
New Mexico
National Weather Service
Fisis Roberts
Minnie
Minnie Medina
Two Calves Killed After Pickup Crash on 2 C Ranch
Investigators seek leads in a case where two infant cattle were struck by a pickup on the 2 C Ranch and killed by crushing their skulls with a rock or pick. Authorities urge witnesses to come forward as the investigation proceeds toward arrest and conviction of those responsible.
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