Investigation probes engine failure in Kenai crash
An NTSB team investigates why a twin engine Piper Navajo crashed after takeoff from Kenai drawing a house and killing six aboard. Two survivors were burned and treated in Anchorage while the pilot and five passengers remained in the wreckage until firefighters cleared debris.
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Kenai, Alaska
Kenai
Anchorage
Southcentral Air Piper Navajo
George Kobelnyk
National Transportation Safety Board
Dou
Kobelnyk
NTSB
Von Bulow To Divorce Wife And Renounce Fortune
Claus von Bulow agreed to divorce his wife Martha Sunny von Bulow and renounce any claim to her fortune. He will vacate properties in New York and Newport and give up a $120000 annual trust, leaving him with only personal property. The stepchildren drop the federal suit and Cosima von Bulow agrees to share in their grandmother’s $100 million estate.
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New York
Claus von Bulow
von Bulow
Martha
Sunny” von Bulow
Michael Armstrong
Fifth Avenue
Newport
R.I
Armstrong
Rhode Island
Harold Tyler
Cosima von Bulow
Manhattan
New York Post
Annie Laurie Aitken
Reagan Signs State Authorization Bill and Seeks Overrides
President Reagan said he would try to repeal several provisions of a just signed two year $8.3 billion authorization for the State Department and related agencies. The measures include a provision to close the PLO observer mission and to bar foreigners from exclusion over political beliefs. Reagan argued the PLO clause would limit diplomatic contact.
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Washington
Reagan
State Department
PLO
United Nations
Palestine Information Office
White House forecasts align with private economists on 1988 growth
White House projections for 1988 growth of 2.4 percent align with private forecasters. CEA chair Beryl Sprinkel says the forecast reflects an honest estimate despite stock market volatility. Analysts note 2 to 3 percent growth has become more common and past WH forecasts overshot reality.
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Washington
White House
Beryl Sprinkel
President’s Council of Economic Advisers
Spinkel
Sprinkel
Blue Chip Economic Indicators
Lawrence Chimerine
Wefa Group
Philadelphia
Chimerine
Dollar Slips In Early Trading Amid Holiday Quiet
In dull pre Christmas trading the dollar eased in Europe after a modest rise in Tokyo. The yen moved to 126.65 closing, then 126.25 in London. Gold advanced to $484 an ounce as markets closed for the long holiday weekend. The pound traded around $1.8263.
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London
Europe
Tokyo
Frankfurt
European
AIDS virus found in victims eyes adds to infection sites
Doctors at Massachusetts General Hospital report HIV detected in the retinas of two AIDS patients in the New England Journal of Medicine. The finding expands the HIV infection spectrum beyond immune system and brain effects to include the retina, with potential links to retinal damage such as cotton wool spots.
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Boston
New England Journal of Medicine
Massachusetts General Hospital
Martin S. Hirsch
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