Two West German Terrorists Wounded in Amsterdam Shootout
In suburban Amsterdam a police stake-out wounded two men identified as West German terrorists sought in the kidnap and murder of industrialist Hanns Martin Schleyer. Police in Weisbaden used fingerprints to name Christoph Wackernagel, 26, a former actor.
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Amsterdam
Netherlands
Hanns-Martin Schleyer
Federal Criminal Office
Weisbaden
West Germany
Christoph Wackernagel
Mass arrest raid in Atteridgeville Fau lsville shocks Pretoria
Police in Atteridgeville-Faulsville nab 626 Black residents in a six hour raid aimed at curbing crime and enforcing passbook laws. Among those seized were 198 schoolchildren facing potential welfare referrals. Authorities linked the crackdown to apartheid era controls amid broader political actions abroad.
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Pretoria
South Africa
Atteridgeville-Faulsville
Abbott
U.N
Andrew Young
National Council of Churches
New York
John Vorster
Young
U.N. Security Council
Spanish American War Memories From a 97 Year Old Veteran
Star staff writer Lorenzo Price, a Spanish American War veteran, recalls training in Fort Riley and service in Idaho and the Philippine Islands starting in April 1898. He shares vivid memories including an earthquake near a stone gate that killed a fellow soldier and his three Spanish language notes learned during nearly three years abroad.
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Star
Lorenzo Price
Fort Riley
Kansas
Idaho
Price
Philippine Islands
Hancock
Honolulu
Sheridan
Japan
Boston
LFPDC Joins Opposition to Shenandoah River Water Pump Plan
FRONT ROYAL—The Lord Fairfax Planning District Commission and eight area jurisdictions opposed a plan to pump up to 105 million gallons of Shenandoah River water daily to Northern Virginia. A hearing on five alternatives is set for Nov. 22 at Front Royal Fire Hall.
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Star
Front Royal
Lord Fairfax Planning District Commission
Shenandoah River
Northern Virginia
SFPCC
Warren County
John Marlow
Giles Nossett
State Water Control Board
Virginia Water Study Committee
Virginia
Shenandoah
Potomac Edison
Clarke County
Winchester
Frederick County
Middletown
Stephens City
Shells Exchange On Border Amid Lebanon Clash
Palestinian and Israeli gunners fired rockets and artillery on the Lebanese border. A bomb exploded in Qiryat Gat wounding a child as Syria urges Palestinians to curb clashes and pursue cease fire. Prime Minister Begin appeals for peace to Egypt, while Sadat welcomes talks.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Qiryat Gat
Damascus
Beirut
Syria
Lebanon
Hafez Assad
Yasir Arafat
Palestine Liberation Organization
Menahem Begin
Anwar Sadat
Israe
Middle East
Sadat
Fatma Barnawi
Jordan
Yiron
Nahariya
Train Explodes at Korean Station Killing and Wounding Dozens
A freight train loaded with chemicals exploded at Iri station near Seoul in the late evening. Police say an unknown number were killed with about 300 injured. The blast triggered fires in hundreds of buildings and collapsed a cinema roof as fire crews fought the inferno.
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Seoul
South Korea
Iri
Burnt Presbyterian faction starts new Frederick County church
A Burnt Presbyterian Church faction has formed a new church in Frederick County. Details and photos accompany the Country Roads feature on Page 20.
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Burnt Presbyterian Church
Frederick County
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Mulhouse
France
Lufthansa
Somalia
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Caransa
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Rouss City Hall
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Elizabeth
N.J
LFPDC
Jack Hardesty
Roger Koontz
Criminal Justice Advisory Committee
William Mote
Otter
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Frederick County General District Court
Korea
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