Hillary Plucked To Safety In Himalayan Evacuation
Sir Edmund Hillary, 58, was airlifted from a 17 000 foot camp on Nar Parbat after suffering high altitude sickness during an Everest expedition. An Indian air force spokesman said he recovered quickly and would rejoin the climbing party after rest in Bareilly and a flight to New Delhi.
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India
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Indian Air Force
Hillary
Mt. Everest
Air Force
Nar Parbat
Bareilly
Here
New Zealand
Joshimat
Coed 19 stabbed on college campus
Fredonia State College sophomore Susan McGuire, 19, of Rochester, was stabbed three times in a campus assault around 3 am. Dunkirk resident William P. Collins was arraigned on first degree assault, held on $5,000 bail after police found a fishing knife in his pickup.
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Fredonia State College
Mayville
Collins
Miss McGuire
Brooks Memorial Hospital
Dunkirk
Reds hijack bus in Japan by Red Army members
Two gunmen wearing white masks hijacked a Nagasaki commuter bus with about 17 passengers. Police surrounded the vehicle as the Aso United Red Army claimed responsibility and threatened to blow up the bus unless officers withdrew. A four year old girl was released in exchange for a kettle and teacups.
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Tokyo
UPI
Red Army
Nagasaki
Japan
Kyushu
Junko Eguchi
Aso United Red Army
Aso
National Railways
Explosion at propane firm injures two in Gainesville
An early morning blast at Pyrofax Gas Co in a residential area sparked flames and small fires. Fire officials report at least two injuries including a truck driver refilling a tank and a policeman whose motorcycle ignited. Dozens evacuated as police and firefighters searched for residents.
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Gainesville
Fla
Pyrofaq Gas Co
Tax auditors sent to banks in New York state
State tax auditors are inspecting profit and loss statements and bank records at major New York banks to ensure proper tax payments. The on site field audits, the first in 20 years, will last up to 18 months and cover branch income, expenses, and justification for items. Conflicting bank loan practices study also noted but separate.
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Albany
UPI
Tax Department
Tully
Hugh Carey
Chase Manhattan
Chemical Bank
Hanover
U.S. Senate
Burt Lance
Carter
Crosby's Son Accepts Body Return From Madrid
In Madrid Bing Crosby dies at 73 from a heart attack after golf at La Moraleja. His son Harry flies in to bring the body home with services planned in Los Angeles. Crosby's wife Kathryn hopes burial beside his parents and first wife.
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Spain
Bing Crosby
Harry
Crosby
Harry Crosby
Los Angeles
Kathryn
U.S
la Moraleja
Red Cross
Kathryn Crosby
Hillsborough
Calif
Damp Weather With Rain Likely In Syracuse Area
A 60 percent chance of rain creates damp weather through tomorrow in the Syracuse area. Skies will be cloudy tonight and tomorrow with periods of rain likely as Hancock Airport reports temperatures from 35 tonight to around 45 tomorrow. Winds from the west-southwest at 15 miles per hour.
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Syracuse
Hancock Airport
Legalize Bingo Rally At Syracuse Auction House
A local feature promotes a bingo legalization event at a Syracuse auction house on Route 11. The notice includes an address at 7820 Brewerton Road and a phone number 458-6565 for ADV. The slogan urges keeping grandma off the streets, reflecting a community protest vibe.
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N_ SYRACUSE MUSIC
Brewerton RO
Syracuse
Appeal founded for jet hostages
Negotiators appeal for release of 87 hostages held by Arab speaking hijackers aboard a Lufthansa Boeing 737 in Dubai. West German anti-terrorist experts standby as authorities weigh rescue options while demands include freeing jailed comrades and a 15 million dollar ransom.
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United Arab Emirates
Bonn
Persian Gulf
Sheikdam
Lufthansa
Helmut Schmidt
Schmidt
Radical
Popular Front For the Liberation of Palestine
PFLP
Senate Favours New Canal Treaty Effort
The Carter administration reports a generally favorable Senate reaction to a pact between Carter and Panamanian leader Omar Torrijos aimed at defusing Canal Zone concerns. The unsigned statement says U S ships would transit the canal ahead of others in a crisis and would help defend the waterway.
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Carter
Senate
Panama
Omar Torrijos
United Staes
U.S
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