Kuwait hijacking talks deadlocked
Twelve heavily armed gunmen masquerading as Syrian soldiers hijacked a Beirut to Baghdad passenger jet and forced it to land in Kuwait with dozens of hostages. The attackers demanded the release of jailed colleagues and refused to allow disembarkation for fuel, as negotiations with Arab diplomats stalled. The flight carried 45 passengers including Kuwait’s ambassador to Lebanon and the oil and financial adviser to the Kuwaiti government. The hijackers, a mix of Lebanese and Palestinians, claimed dynamite aboard and wore Syrian uniforms upon boarding.
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Fire resistant paneling blamed in deadly Danbury blaze
Danbury prison officials and experts warn flame resistant and name retardant materials may emit toxic gases in fires. Fiberglass paneling mixed with plastics can alter chemistry and produce deadly fumes, as in Danbury and a Southgate nightclub disaster, with safety cautions from Owens Corning and the National Safety Council. Deborah Richardson, praised for opening the cellblock door, is noted as saving inmates.
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Brezhnev Health Reports Declared Nonsense by Western Sources
Western diplomatic sources dismiss rumors of Brezhnev's failing health as total nonsense. They note his recent public meetings with the diplomatic corps, including an hour plus chat with ambassadors and a prior appearance with the U S ambassador, asserting he remains alert and in good shape.
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Roseland Dance City founder Louis Brecker dies
Louis J. Brecker aged 79, founder and owner of Roseland Dance City, died of cancer at Doctors Hospital. He opened the original Roseland in Manhattan in 1919 with his wife Dorothy, later moving to 52nd Street. The venue hosted key bands, stars, and social dances, with about 60 million dancers and 500 married couples reportedly connected to its history.
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FDA asks halt to glasses use
FDA urges stop using McDonald’s promotional glassware while tests determine if the painted decals pose a lead hazard. Massachusetts tests reportedly showed lead levels up to eighteen times state limits. McDonald’s spokesman says no evidence of violations.
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