Air Force C-130 crashes near Indian Springs injuring many
A C-130 cargo plane practicing maneuvers near Indian Springs Air Field Nevada crashed and exploded early today. At least 56 people were injured and seven reported missing with rescue teams and Flight for Life helicopters responding. Nine personnel at Nellis AFB treated for noncritical injuries as firefighters battled the blaze.
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Indian Springs
Nev
Mike Wallace
Nellis
Indian Springs Air Field
Shelly Camp
Nevada Highway Patrol
Camp
Nellis Air Force Base
Las Vegas
Charles Darienzo
AIR Force
Indian Springs Airfield
Large Hartsfield Terminal Turns One Year Old
Atlanta’s Hartsfield International Airport marks its first anniversary since the new terminal opened on September 21, 1980. The world’s largest airport handles of 38 million passengers with 100 gates. transfers account for about 70 percent, while staff note the new site lacks the old terminal’s atmosphere despite the efficiency.
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Atlanta
Hartsfield International Airport
Hartsfield
Alvis Brown
Republic Airlines
Economics enters schools with a growing three R’s trend
A Yankelovich survey of 500 schools shows economics is now a required or available elective in many junior and senior high programs. Teachers report inflation, dollar value and interest rates as common topics while students study supply and demand, banking, and consumer issues.
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Yankelovich, Skelly and White Inc
Phillips Petroleum
Joint Council On Economic Education
New York City
Deborah Barron
Yankelovich, Skelly and White
J.R. Clark
Fairleigh Dickinson University
New Jersey
America
Clark
Ms. Barron
Inmate held after alleged rape and shooting at New Haven facility
A female resident of a psychiatric halfway house was held hostage and raped by an inmate and shot in the neck during a jump from a second story window. Angel Robles, 33, of Bridgeport, was wounded and arrested after an eight hour standoff. He faces multiple charges including assault with intent to murder and first degree kidnapping with a firearm.
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New Haven, Conn
Angel Robles
Bridgeport
New Haven
Protesters rally as Diablo Canyon test decision looms
About 5 000 demonstrators gathered near Diablo Canyon as the NRC prepared to grant PG&E interim approval for low power testing. The Abalone Alliance warned of a broader push, while officials reported 1 108 arrests since protests began, with 400 still jailed.
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San Luis Obispo
Calif
Diablo Canyon
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Pacific Gas & Electric Co
Abalone Alliance
Jerry Dooley
Pg&e
Dennis Collins
California
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Alliance
Diablo
Haig Presses Soviets Not to Intervene in Poland
Secretary of State Alexander Haig told Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko that Moscow must not intervene in Poland if talks with the United States are to proceed. Haig arrived in New York to address the UN General Assembly and will meet Gromyko to lay groundwork for later U S Soviet negotiations on limiting medium range missiles. He warned that a Polish crackdown by the Communist Party would threaten prospects for arms control talks.
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United Nations
Alexander M. Haig Jr
Andrei Gromyko
Soviet Union
Poland
United States
Haig
Gromyko
Reagan
Abc-Tv
Communist Party
Solidarity
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Aiken, S.C
Joe Wiles
Wiles
Darienzo
Flight For Life
Marcia Hawkins
Wallace
Baretta
Robert Blake
Ing
Michael Kelly
Harold Lippitt
Delta Sky
NRC
Mary Perkins
San Diego
Alexander Haig
Soviets
Te Fabric Mill
AIKEN
Augusta
Crompton
Gakuen
Aiken-Augusta Special Order
Condor Kettle
Laurens ST. S.W
Washington Road
Iken Mitchell Shopping Center
Whiskey RD. South
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