Explosion Kills Bomber Aboard Philippine Air Lines Jet
A bomb exploded in the lavatory of a Philippine Air Lines BAC-111 flying from Cebu to Manila at 24 000 feet. The bomber was blown from the plane and the lone fatality was Rodolfo Salazar a Cebu airport electrician. Three other passengers and crew were lightly injured as the pilot diverted to Manila.
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Manila
Philippines
API
Philippine Air Lines
Cebu
Rodolfo Salazar
Salazar
Natividad Banaag
Sister Banaag
Carter Plans Quiet Push to Bolster Dollar Confidence
President Carter acknowledged worry over the faltering dollar and said a series of actions will be announced in coming weeks. He told Treasury Secretary Blumenthal and Fed Chair Miller to coordinate on steps to reverse the decline against the yen and mark. He admitted abandoning a 1980 budget balance goal and pressed Congress to pass a national energy plan.
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Washington
UPI
Carter
Treasury
Michael Blumenthal
Federal Reserve Board
G. William Miller
Congress
Blumenthal
Miller
Technology aids to halt medical foe Expert: Care cuts heart disease
Indianapolis report quotes Dr. Charles Fisch of Indiana University saying self care and hospital coronary care units cut heart disease deaths. He cites a 30 percent drop in in hospital deaths since CCUs and a 30 percent decrease in cardiovascular disease since 1956, with coronary artery disease most in productive decades.
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Indianapolis
UPI
America
Charles Fisch
Krannert Institute of Cardiology
Indiana University Medical Center
Fisch
National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute
Jury to get murder case PROM PAGE 1
The defense argues lack of corroboration ties Schwendler to the crime with a witness lineup dispute and dynamite evidence concerns. Judges refused to dismiss based on conspiracy testimony and noted prosecutors must rely on solid proof beyond co conspirator statements. The case recalls a death penalty appeal history after a Supreme Court ruling.
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Smith
Mikus
Sandra Hershberger
Martin Posey
Posey
James Hershberger
James
Sandra
Schwendler
U.S. Supreme Court
Ray lawyer clashes with panelist during assassination hearings
The Assassinations Committee neared week one of public hearings into the King and Kennedy killings costing over 4 million dollars. Ray's lawyer Mark Lane repeatedly interrupted, prompting chair Rep. Richardson Preyer to warn of expulsion. Rep. Louis Stokes pressed questions showing Lane's client may have trailing ties to King. Ray swore he was not in Atlanta March 1968 to April 5.
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King
John F. Kennedy
Mark Lane
Richardson Preyer
Lane
Louis Stokes
D-Ohio
Atlanta
Air Force base clerk wins Ohio lottery prize
William Dale Kinninger, 57, of Sidney and a Wright Patterson Air Force Base clerk, won 25000 in the Ohio State Lottery. He buys tickets weekly at a drugstore, newsstand, and small grocery, and remains in disbelief as news settles in. Other winners and drawn numbers for Ohio and other states are listed.
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Cleveland
William Dale Kinninger
Sidney
Kinninger
Wright Patterson Air Force Base
Dayton
Henry McBride
Cincinnati
Dave Hoke
Columbus
Ben Binsack
Norwalk
Dollar rises slightly as market stays nervous in Tokyo
The U S dollar closed slightly higher against the yen on the Tokyo market amid nervous trading as dealers weighed Carter administration currency policy. It opened at 184.50, rose to 186.005 yen, with turnover $495 million, down from Thursday. Dealers linked the dip to Carter’s news conference and noted Treasury assurances to prop up the dollar.
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Tokyo
UPI
U.S
Carter Administration
Carter
Kidnap case in Venezuela chills Ohio business figure
Ohio resident William Niehous, once with Ovens-Illinois of Venezuela, is feared dead by Interior Minister Lepage after a 1976 kidnapping by a Maoist group. A London court martial is hearing suspects including two ex-lawmakers. In Ohio, lawsuits accuse Mansfield News-Journal and Beacon-Journal of defaming Automated Medical Services over Pap smear tests.
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Caracas
Venezuela
UPT
Octavio Lepage
William Niehous
Niehous
Toledo
Ohio
Ovens-Illinois
Jack Anderson
United States
Columbus
UPI
Mansfield News-Journal
Akron Beacon-Journal
Automated Medical Services of Ohio Inc
Mansfield Laboratory
Raymond Thabet
U.S. District Court
U.S. Air Force
News-Journal
Beacon-Journal
Peaceful pickets at AmShip gates in Lorain
Lorain It was quiet this morning at American Ship Building Co AmShip Division shipyards where seven union groups are on the picket line for the fourth day. Engineering supervisory and office staff crossed with no incident. A temporary restraining order from Common Pleas Court Judge Adrian F Batleski restricts picketers to two at each of eight gates to prevent intimidation. Talks have stalled since negotiations broke Monday.
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Lorain
American Ship Building Co
AmShip Division
Common Pleas Court
Adrian F. Batleski
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