Airline pilots postpone global strike over hijacking threat
Derry F. Pearce, president of the International Federation of Airline Pilots Associations, met with UN Secretary-General Kurt Waldheim and said the UN General Assembly would take urgent action on airborne terrorism. The planned strike for next Tuesday was postponed indefinitely but could be rescheduled if UN action is unsatisfactory.
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Penicillin Resistant Pneumonia Case Reported
The CDC released findings on a unique penicillin resistant pneumonia case in a Minnesota girl last July. The patient had high fever and mild respiratory distress, was treated at the University of Minnesota Hospital, and recovered after a different drug was used. The report notes this strain is not yet a trend.
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Kidnaper Acquitted After Insanity Plea in Indianapolis
Anthony G. Kiritsis was found not guilty by reason of insanity on charges of kidnapping robbery and armed extortion tied to abducting mortgage executive Richard C. Hall for 63 hours last February. The jury deliberated about five hours over three days. A competency hearing is set for November 9 to decide if he should be released or kept for psychiatric treatment.
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Judge rejects injunction for Nazi Skokie march
In Chicago, U S District Court Judge Berard M Decker denied a preliminary injunction sought by the American Civil Liberties Union on behalf of the National Socialist Party of America to bar enforcement of Skokie ordinances restricting a march among a heavily Jewish suburb. The decision orders an early ruling and a hearing to decide constitutionality, with the ACLU arguing the ordinances curb free expression.
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Two Satellites Launched From Cape Canaveral in Smooth Blastoff
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla API Miter launched two satellites at 9 53 AM EDT carrying instruments to study the sun and its impact on Earth weather. The Delta rocket vented its first stage smoothly after a prior failure six weeks earlier, signaling solved problems. Scientists on two continents watched the flawless timed liftoff.
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Prince Charles to get language course in Atlanta spoof
Prince Charles arrives in Georgia for an official visit marked as the first royal visit since Georgia’s founding in 1732. The Atlanta Fox Theatre event features mock Southern conventions and phrases like rat cheer and the Markin govument as a playful introduction to Southern life.
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Prince Charles
Georgia
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Fox Theater
Francis Kennedy
Penera
Judge allows eviction of couple for having child in marina housing
Culver City AP report: Municipal Court Judge Harold Cherness rules that laws banning discrimination on race religion sex and marital status do not protect couples with children in Marina Point I. The Wolfsons, paying 380 a month for a two bedroom apartment, face eviction after revealing they have a child. Damages awarded include past due rent and 3000 in attorney fees. The couple will appeal, seeking protection under California law and the 14th Amendment.
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Richard F. Hamlin
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Castro urges Carter to end Cuba blockade during Jamaica visit
Cuban President Fidel Castro urged President Carter to end the U S economic blockade and establish diplomatic relations as he wrapped up a six day trip to Jamaica. He called for steps toward improving ties, including restoring full relations, MFN trade status, and easing sanctions while praising the Manley government’s social priorities.
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Lottery numbers from Baltimore and Pittsburgh draw
Maryland daily lottery results show the number drawn as 6a in Baltimore notation. Pittsburgh Friday draw lists the Pennsylvania daily lottery number as 24 five five four.
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Son of Sam ruled fit for trial in Brooklyn murder case
David Berkowitz was ruled competent to stand trial for the July murder of Stacy Moskowitz. A court confirmed the psychiatrist found his mind free of schizophrenia and allowed the murder trial to proceed, with no date set. Defense lawyers noted Berkowitz was pleased by the ruling, while prosecutors said insanity remains possible as a defense.
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Portrait of Butz to hang in cabinet portrait line
An oil painting of former Agriculture Secretary Butz, valued at $5,000, will be displayed in the Ford administration cabinet group. Everett Raymond Kinstler, the New York artist, painted the portrait and had also been commissioned for another portrait of an earlier cabinet member. The decision to hang the portrait came from senior farm officials and was approved by Secretary Bergland despite some objections.
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Wallenda Hospitalized After High Wire Stunt Fall
Sarasota public notes Karl Wallenda, grandfather of the Flying Wallendas, was injured during a television stunt in Sarasota. He fell from a high wire while balancing on a bar between cyclists. Wallenda, who said the incident was his fault, was hospitalized with possible whiplash and broken bones initially reported, and hospital officials released no further condition details per family request.
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Monument to Beatles nixed by English city
In Liverpool the city council committee rejected a monument to the Beatles. Roy Stoddard and Toddy McVeigh criticized the group, while Dane Chambers leads an appeal for about 31,580 dollars to fund the project with rock concerts. A London donor offered to start a fund. John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison, and Ringo Starr are named with their locations.
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Castro decries U S TV ads as repulsive
In Kingston, Fidel Castro blasted U.S. television commercials as terrible and repulsive. He recounted his government installing a special antenna to view color telecasts from Miami and complained that five minute cycles between ads ruined the moon landing footage with endless propaganda for foods and drinks.
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Johnson daughter recalls feeling stupid and learning disability
Luci Johnson Nugent told the Kansas Association for Children With Learning Disabilities that she felt stupid until age 18. She described how a vision problem misdiagnosed as a learning issue led to self doubt and behavior problems, and credited a doctor with correcting her sight and vision to end the struggle.
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Victor Borge Eases New York Theater Crowd With Music
At the Imperial Theater in New York a smoky disturbance during a show was calmed by comedian Victor Borge. He reassured the audience, cracking jokes about Handel and Water Music as theater staff worked to clear the air after smoke from a nearby film shoot drifted into the venue.
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