Manila hijack attempt ends as hijacker surrenders in cockpit
A mentally disturbed salesman hijacked a Philippine Airlines Boeing 727 with 124 aboard on a Manila to Cebu flight, demanded Libyan talks and a $6 million ransom, and claimed hostages. Troops stormed the cockpit, the hijacker surrendered, and the flight returned to Manila without injury.
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Nicolas Alcardo
Center
Philippine Airlines
UPI
Manila
Philippines
Libya
U.S
Cebu City
PAL
Alcardo
Defense Ministry
Moammer Khadafy
Philippin
Eduardo Reyes
James Michener
Hawaii
Petronio Lapena
D B Cooper style hijacker nabbed after Seattle incident
A distraught 17 year old Glen Kurt Tripp hijacked a Northwest Airlines 727 but never left the ground. FBI agents used patient negotiation to secure the hijack and remove him from the plane. He surrendered after a car ride and a staged plan to jump. No bomb was found in the briefcase.
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Seattle
UPI
Northwest Airlines
FBI
D ® Cooper
Glen Kurt Tripp
Portland
Tripp
Topp
Hoss
U.S
D.B. Cooper
Washington
Columbia River
Cooper
Ron Reimer
Beiner
King County
Paul Mack
Americans Still Trucking Fueled by Personal Use Rise
The Census Bureau reports a shift to personal use for trucks as vans pickups and panel trucks grow in popularity during the 1970s. From 1967 to 1977 the share used for personal transportation increased from 34 percent to 54 percent amid rising gasoline prices.
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Washington
UPI
Census Bureau
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