Hijacked airliner lands in Seoul as plan to reach Pyongyang fails
Japanese airliner hijacked by leftist students lands at Seoul International Airport with 115 aboard. South Korea uses North Korea prop to fool hijackers while authorities surround the plane. Pilot seeks to depart for Pyongyang but North Korea reportedly fires near the aircraft.
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North Korea
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Pyonayang
Pyongyang
Yasuhiro Nakasone
Japan
Self Defense Force
Fukuoka
Pyeongyang
Japan Air Lines
Tokyo
Revolutionary Red Army
Kimpo
U.S
Mediator steps in on truck talks in Washington
A federal mediator moved into wage talks between the Teamsters and Trucking Employers Inc as 425,000 drivers face a contract deadline. The union seeks a $1.73 hourly raise, while employers offer $1 over three years, amid a stalled agreement.
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API
Teamsters Union
Trucking Employers Inc
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Welfare applications surge in Lorain County in first quarter
Lorain County Welfare Director Gerard Prinz reports 485 new welfare applicants in Q1, up from 280 a year earlier, with costs potentially rising 17 percent this year and county costs covered by state and federal funds. ADC caseload grows from 1,228 to 1,362 with 5,238 people aided.
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Lorain County
Prinz
Partly cloudy and cold with low 30s forecast
Partly cloudy and cold tonight with overnight lows in the upper 20s to low 30s. Tomorrow cloudy and cool with a chance of rain or snow, highs near 40. Thursday remains cloudy and cool with a high around 41 and a low near 27 from recent readings.
Ruling Vacates Kipton Disturbance Convictions in Oberlin Case
Oberlin Municipal Judge David R. Goldthorpe ordered vacating the June convictions of seven Oberlin youths for disturbing the peace in Kipton. Fines and costs totaling 65 dollars per person to be returned, after a defense challenge to the village ordinance as unconstitutional. The decision cites 1852 mootness and a 1968 New York People v. Tannenbaum ruling as guiding authority.
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David R. Goldthorpe
Kipton
Ripton
Mark Long
Morgan St
Jack A Cullins
John Sherrod Jr
West Hamilton St
Edward A. Williams
Kimberly Circle
Eric B. Nord
West Hawthorne Drive
William T. McCarthy Jr
West Vine St
Madison Grove
North Pleasant St
Jerry Gordon
Cleveland
Goldthorpe
New York
the People
Tannenbaum
James F. Long
Air controllers demand nonbiased election mediation amnesty
Local air traffic controllers signal return if the FAA grants three demands. They seek a nationwide nonbiased election to choose representation, a nonbiased mediator, and amnesty for sick-out participants. PATCO leadership claims 7300 of 8400 controllers would likely win election amid large turnout at Oberlin and Cleveland facilities.
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Department of Transportation
National Professional Air Traffic Controllers Organization
PATCO
Oberlin
Cleveland
Holiday Inn
Youngstown
Mansfield
Toledo
Canton - Akron
Pittsburgh
Erie
Oberlin Center
Walleye mercury rate called safe
Lake Erie walleyes show no real danger from mercury levels according to a Lake Erie biologist. Initial reports of 40 times WHO limits sparked embargoes on Lake St. Clair landings though tests by the FDA indicate contamination in some samples.
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Ontario
Lake St. Clair
World Health Organization
Russell Scholl
Ohio
The
Food and Drug Administration
Lake Ernie
Scholl
Lake Erie Wallowes
FDA
U S Moves Against Controllers as Sick Out Prolongs Air Pause
In the seventh day of a nationwide air traffic controller walkout, the government threatens to fire those taking part while restraining orders target the sick-out. Early reports from San Francisco, Los Angeles, Chicago, and New York show limited response to the threats as many controllers stay home. About 4,400 controllers remained on leave amid protests over equipment and workload.
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Eve Fers
Avis Administration
Nrsits
Hatinn Nether
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Chicago
New York
Florida Flooding Threatens Cattle Across Counties
State Agriculture Commissioner Davie Comer surveyed flood areas by air and ground noting extensive damage to cattle ranches. More than 20 inches of rain drenched parts of Florida, threatening animal welfare and triggering calls for aid.
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Florda Counties
Iitor
Dans
Davie Commer
Ares
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