Airliner Loses Hydraulic System en Route to El Paso
A American Airlines Boeing 727 flying Chicago to El Paso lost a hydraulic system near Zulsa Oklahoma. The crew manually lowered the front landing gear and landed safely. The incident contrasted with United’s far more serious hydraulic failure on a DC-10 that crashed at Sioux City.
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John Howard
Fort Worth
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Iowa
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Bombs explode at Central American University in El Salvador
Four bombs struck Simeon Canal Central American University in San Salvador before dawn Saturday. One hit a parked bus, three exploded in the print shop causing partial collapse. Police deactivated two more devices. several workers slept nearby escaped unharmed. No group claimed responsibility.
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Simeon Canal Central American University
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Weather forecast A.M. to evening storms possible today
Partly cloudy skies with a 30 percent chance of afternoon or evening thunderstorms. Today's high in the low 90s and low in the low 70s. SE winds 5 to 10 mph. Tonight partly cloudy with a 20 percent chance of showers or thundershowers. See details on Page 4A.
Death notices for Maggie Campbell Annie Flowers Jester Morgan
Death notices list Maggie Campbell of Midville Georgia Annie W Flowers of Darlington Maxie J Jester of Parksville and Mary Lee Morgan of Edgefield with details referenced on Page 4A.
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Maggie Campbell
Midvile
Gay
Annie W. Flowers
Darlington
Maxie J. Jester
Parksville
Mary Lee Morgan
Edgefield
Explosive Failure Doomed Flight
Investigators probe why a three engine DC 10 failed to fly with a missing engine after an explosion tore the tail and drained hydraulic controls. NTSB leads a months long inquiry into the United Airlines crash near Sioux City on route from Denver to Chicago, killing over a third of those aboard.
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Denver
Chicago
Diplomat Suspected of Spy Ties In Vienna Case
Washington sources say a top career U S diplomat associated with Soviet agents in Vienna had access to sensitive non nuclear secrets and once ran the U S embassy there before being sent home for insubordination Felix S Bloch former deputy chief of mission at the Vienna embassy has FBI approval to leave his Washington apartment while surveillance continues at an undisclosed location ABC News reports he has not been charged with any crime and investigators question whether he could be harmed or might flee prosecutors note co operation has been limited and a separate review ties two Marine guards at Moscow to the case with earlier links to Bloch
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Felix S. Bloch
Austria
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Bloch
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Moscow
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Lonetree
No Motive In Attack On Worshipers
Investigators reported no leads into the motive for a gunman who burst into Mount Olive Church of God in Christ during a children's Bible study graduation, killing Mae Lee 76 and Patronella Luke 35 and wounding Peter Luke 33. Two assailants fired, then fled. witnesses described fear as about 50 attended the song service. Patrols note no gang links or retaliation evident in the neighborhood.
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Los Angeles
Daniel Rueles
Steve Carlos
Andy Thedford
Mount Olive Church of God In Christ
Thedford
Norma Macias
Martha Lopez
Mae Lee
Patronella Luke
Graniteville Man Earns Legion Honor
Graniteville resident Carl E. Stone, 67, named South Carolina Legionnaire of the Year for his 43 years with Samual Swint Post 77. He chaired last year’s Valley Empty Stocking Fund which raised 23000 and aided 934 people. He recruits, cooks, and serves in Forty and Eight and Veterans of Foreign Wars circles.
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