Memory Of Team Not Forgotten
Ten years after Marshall University football perished in a 1970 crash near Tri-State Airport, memories endure in Huntington. Survivors and residents recall the tragedy, its impact on the program and town, and efforts to rebuild, while noting radar installation and tougher charter rules follow. Son Mark Andrews’s mother Ruth recalls ongoing sorrow.
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Ruffin
East Carolina University
Greenville
N.C
Frank Abbott
Southern Airways
Wichita State University
Marshall
Joe McMullen
Charlie Kautz
Sonny Randle
University of Toledo
Fairfield Stadium
Randle
Ruth Andrews
Cincinnati
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Central Asia Takes Hold of Soviet Life in Dushanbe
The AP report describes Dushanbe in the Soviet Union as a city of posters, statues, and rapid change. Leaders praise Moscow while Tadjikistan sees rising birthrates, fewer mosques, and continued religious coexistence with communism, amid Afghanistan’s war.
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Dushanbe
U.S.S.R
Aeroflot
Moscow
European Russia
China
Afghanistan
Leonid Brezhnev
Leninsky Prospekt
Communist Party
Lenin
Council of Ministers
Rustambek Yusufbekov
New York
Chrysler
Tadjikistan
Foreign Ministry
Abdullah Kalonov
Soviet Union
Tashkent
Uzbekistan
Kalonov
Jerusalem
Israel
SCE&G Efficiency Pace Improves Ranking Among Power Firms
In a nationwide study of 100 utilities, SCE&G ranked fifth for fuel efficiency in electricity generation, reflecting ongoing efforts to cut costs for customers. The company notes improvements from twelfth in 1975 and sixth in 1977, and suggests further gains are possible.
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