Hostage crisis ends as suspect is shot on plane
A Pan Am Boeing 727 bound for New York was hijacked Friday with seven hostages. Oranette Mays, 42, was shot by FBI and Cleveland police to end the standoff after threatening an infant. Hostages described a gun always pointed at their faces while negotiations and quiet keeping watched over them.
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Elvis Presley 50th birthday fuels Graceland boom
MEMPHIS AP Elvis Presley would have turned 50 on Tuesday as Graceland markets his legacy. Ken Brixey notes rising tours and merchandise while Dr. Michael Lupfer warns the Elvis appeal may fade with younger generations. Presley born January 8 1935 in Tupelo died August 16 1977 at 42.
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Kennedy visits Soweto amid protests in South Africa
U S Senator Edward M Kennedy met Desmond Tutu in Soweto as hundreds cheered his visit while protesters gathered at the Johannesburg airport. He voiced friendship with all South Africans and opposition to apartheid in comments at the home of the Nobel laureate.
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The Southern Illinoisan Publication and Rates
The Southern Illinoisan published in Carbondale Illinois explains its mailing, ownership and staff roles. It lists 18 county circulation rates for one year, six months, three months and one month, with prices 75.00 40.00 21.00 and 7.00 respectively.
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Von Bulow to Face New Trial in Newport
Rhode Island will retry Claus von Bulow after the attorney general announced a new trial date of April 2 in Newport. Prosecutors say prior evidence supports a conviction for trying to kill his wife Martha Sunny von Bulow to enable marriage to his mistress Alexandra Isles.
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Would-be hunger striker to appeal injunction in Connecticut
Danbury Connecticut AP A prison inmate Anthony R Martin-Trigona 38 of New York and formerly of Champaign Illinois says he will appeal a federal judge s order allowing officials to force him to take liquids if he again refuses to drink He stops eating since December 14 and drinking since Tuesday and after Judge Cabranes injunction he drank apple juice Thursday night and had a full lunch Friday He was released from the infirmary Friday night and says he authorized his attorney to begin immediate appeals in the Court of Appeals.
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