Finland to extradite hijackers after Soviet airliner incident
Two Soviet hijackers surrendered to Finnish authorities ending a second hijacking in 64 weeks. The men Alexander Zabnjak and Gennady Sejuxhi were identified and Finland planned to extradite them to the Soviet Union under a 1974 anti hijacking treaty. The Tupolev jet was seized over northern Russia near Petrovagodsk and no explosives were found. negotiations aimed to avoid fatalities.
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Helsinki
Finland
Alexander Zablnjak
Genvady Sejuxhio
Russia
Petrogavodsk
King Thushalo
Newes
Soviet Union
Lew Hata Beares
Uyslale
Reopening of Alaska oil pipeline delayed
Anchorage officials say the Trans-Alaska oil pipeline may be physically ready to pump again this week but federal orders keep it shut until safe operation is assured. Interior Secretary Andrus cites safety after Friday’s pump station explosion that killed one worker and injured five.
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Anchorage
Trans-Alaska
Alyeska Pipeline Service Co
Employes
Alaska
Bul O
Washington
Cecil Andrus
Jas
North Slope
Mortis
Jack” Turner
Interior Department
Alaska Pipeline Office
Carter appeals to Congress on human rights aid
The Carter administration renews its appeal against forcing cuts to U S aid for countries with poor human rights records. The arms sales report to the Senate argues disassociation may not advance rights and could weaken U S security interests and influence.
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Carter
Congress
Washington
U.S
Ue Senate
Hubert H. Himphrey
Senate
Arms Gates
United States
Spiderman Actor Nick Hammond Revealed At Empire State Event
Spiderman star Nick Hammond was introduced to the public at a conference held atop the Empire State Building in New York City. The CBE-TV series plans to feature the webbed hero as the central figure in a new hospital-themed adaptation.
Former Moonies struggle to cope after court fight
Four young Moonies and their families faced a courtroom battle over guardianship as parents sought deprogramming. A court initially favored the parents, then an appeals panel stayed the ruling, allowing the youths to stay with the Unification Church. Three women and one man returned briefly to church life, while all four pursue uncertain futures amid ongoing fallout.
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San Francisco
Unification Church
Afth
Hyeac
John Howard Jr
Sun Myung Moon
Nayard
Macoles
Jacqueline Kata
Lestie Brown
Janice Kaglen
Barbara Underwood
Howard
Ariz
Thuy
Moon Lallowers
Miss Brown
Afta
Tom Brown
Leslie
State of Washington
Kate
Wolcott
N Y
Study calls ban on lie detector tests by employers
A federal Privacy Protection Study Commission report urges banning polygraph use by employers and outlines broader privacy safeguards. It recommends new federal oversight, stricter access to records, restricted tax and medical data handling, with voluntary school compliance and stronger penalties for violations.
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Washington
Privacy Protection Study Commission
Congress
Commission
David F. Linowes
Linowes
Tut
Senate
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Internal Revenue Service
TRS
Maryland Numbers Game Lottery Draw
Baltimore based AP report states the daily Numbers Game drawing produced the winning number 410 and Pittsburgh AP notes Pennsylvania daily lottery number 69. The text confirms ongoing daily lotteries in two states with similar formats and results.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Lottery
Piptsburgh
Afeaday
Pennsylvania Daily Lottery
Unclear OCR text with holiday notices and payments
Fragmented OCR shows holiday dates and payments, mentions Memorial Day Independence Day Christmas Day and a sequence of names, locations, and monetary figures. The readable items resemble a public notice or invoice list with dates and sums, but content is garbled and partially unreadable.
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Latar Bas
Susan Abe
Wegerslow
Midg Gate
Weadstoran
Theesaeister
Moca
Pope
al Reas Squires
Catte de Tacerte
Carter to propose labor law changes to aid unions
President Carter plans to ask Congress within 10 days to amend the National Labor Relations Act to help unions organize, expand the NLRB, speed elections, and impose penalties on noncomplying employers. The AFL CIO supported move aims to boost union rights, with measures including stricter election deadlines, penalties, and expanded NLRB membership.
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Robert A. Dobkin
Washington
Organized
Carter
White House
Congress
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Labor Board
CIO
Afl-Cio
Campaign Alles
Aflgig
United Auto Workers
Douglas Fraser
Fraser
National Labor Relations Act
PIS
NUR
Nlrbs
Uit
American Bar Association
Who Carter
Aflcio
Taft. Nabley
Congressmen admit taking Korean money in 1970 influence case
Arizona Senator Udall says he was among lawmakers who received money from South Korean businessman Tongsun Park in 1970 to sway military aid votes. Other senior members acknowledged $500 contributions. Price Foley and Udall note the legal context then allowed foreign donations.
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Wsurance
Linowes
Woothe Commission
Commission
Washington
Arizona
Moris K. Udair
Tongsun Park
Congress
Digons
Korea
Park
Melvin Price
House Armed Services
Price
Justice Department
Ian ‘Thomas Sm Foley
Kdalt
Foley
House
Udall
Tark
Kovea
Debates over Gay Rights Draw Religious Leaders in Philadelphia
Rev. Carl McIntire and Rev. Dan Barbee debated civil rights for homosexuals before about 400 in Philadelphia near the Liberty Bell. McIntire urged repentance and viewed homosexuality as sinful, while Barbee argued biblical interpretation supports equal rights and condemned using scripture to oppose gay rights.
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Philadelphia
Carl McIntire
Christian Church
Dan Barbee
McIntire
Barbee
Liberty Bell
MeIntire
Collingswood
Nut
Melntire
Sarbee
Margaret Grote
Nongay
Temple University
Harbee
Tiev
Grote
Glassbury State College
New York Times
Russell Baker
Inhich Baker
Melnttte
International Council of Christen Churches
Houston
Paul Long
Rev. Barbee
Metropolitan Community Church of
Er. Melntire
Seclum
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