Bomb explodes at Kennedy Airport. New Jersey blasts follow
A bomb in a blue flight bag on a baggage trolley near Flight 17 at Kennedy Airport exploded Sunday night injuring four baggage handlers. The non stop to Los Angeles carried 157 passengers and five crew. 116 remained on board after delays. Hours later, two New Jersey buildings in Weehawken and Union City were damaged by separate blasts. A caller claimed Omega 7 planned the attacks in protest of U.S. flights to Cuba.
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Michelle Marvin Testimony in Live-In Partner Case
In Los Angeles UPI reports Michelle Marvin gains a final chance to persuade a judge that her six years living with Lee Marvin warrants over a million dollars under contemporary societal rules.
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Amin trapped by Tanzanians near Entebbe amid ambush claims
UPI reports from Nairobi say Idi Amin is cut off from his army and surrounded by a 20,000 strong Tanzanian force with tanks near Entebbe, aiming to block Kampala and Entebbe airport. Tanzanian sources call the report fiction while Uganda imposes dusk to dawn curfew and closes Entebbe airport.
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Iran vows autonomy for Kurdish province
Iran pledges autonomy for the Kurdish region in exchange for an end to fighting in Sanandaj as referendum pressure grows. Mahmoud Taleghani, Khomeini’s lead negotiator, announced the offer amid mounting concern over the Kurdish campaign and the March 30 Islamic republic vote. Separately, the Egyptian Embassy in Tehran was taken by about 50 Arab students protesting the Middle East peace signing, with diplomats absent and guards expecting a brief, peaceful outcome. TEHRAN RADIO cited criticism of prison conditions under the new regime as poor as under the shah.
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Girl Scout slaying suspect loses bid for state money
In PAYOR Oklahoma UPI reports district judge William J. Whistler refused to declare Gene Leroy Hart indigent. Defense lawyers must reassess plans to call expert witnesses due to lack of state funds, potentially limiting the defense's ability to present testimony in the Girl Scout deaths case.
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