Instruments May Reveal Cause Of 92 Fatal TWA Crash
Recovery crews found the flight data recorder and cockpit voice recorder atop a snow covered Virginia peak as the NTSB intensified its search for the 92 victims of TWA Flight 514. Officials expect the beacons will clarify the final minutes of the Boeing 727 flight during a rain driven storm near Uperville.
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Jay Perkins
Associated Press
Upperville, Va
Trans World Airlines
Virginia
TWA
National Transportation Safety Board
Blue Ridge Mountains
Washington, D.C
NTSB
John Reed
World’s longest living heart recipient eulogized by son
The obituary notes the death last week of the world’s longest living heart transplant recipient. His eldest son eulogizes him as a great man who trusted in the Lord. The piece mentions faith and belief as central themes.
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Sails Ee
Monenster J
Wee
Passenger list released for TWA 727 crash in Virginia
A Monday TWA release provides names and ages of crash victims from flight 514 near Upperville Virginia. The list includes William Garwood III 28 Gwendolyn Garwood 28 Sheila Regan 30 an FBI agent and numerous others from Virginia Ohio Washington and Indiana with ages 19 to 70.
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Cansmesanes
Trans World Airlines
Upperville
TWA
William C. Garwood III
Arlington
Gwendolyn Garwood
William C. Garwood
John H. Goshorn
Columbus
Ohio
Sheila Regan
Washington
FBI
Robert Filbert Jr
Worthington
Irma Sykes
Sewage rate hike faces final vote in Anderson
Anderson ordinances aim to raise monthly sewer charges by 78 percent to fund a 127 million treatment plant with 75 percent EPA plus 10 percent state funding. City council, missing members at a Houston convention, must approve the rate increase to allow revenue bonds sales and contract awards.
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Jerrurumdal Herald
Anderson
Anson City Council
Todam
Indiana Stream Pollu
Owever
Imee
National Association of Cities and Towns
Houston
Texas
Rock
Merle Jones
Atlarge
Ronald Fletcher
Carroll Grile
Marvin Clanin
Clanin
Sewage Service
Ite
Federal Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
State Stream Pollution Control Board
Anderson Board of Public Works
Art Rauz
Henry B. Steeg
State
Stream Pollution Control Board
Bus Route Overhaul Promises Savings and Safety Boost
South Madison Community School Board approves a reworked bus system aimed at cost cuts and higher safety. Changes include route tweaks to balance buses, elimination of four shuttle routes, consolidated Road 9W service to Pendleton, and new safety measures such as crossing into Fall Creek Township, white strobe lights, reduced radio use, plus raised driver insurance to $500,000 to $1 million.
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Brian Knowston
South Madison Community School
Markleville
Green Township
Adams Township
Pendleton
Auams Township
Fall Creek Township
Ford Urges Immediate Action to Fight Inflation and Unemployment
President Ford calls inflation a deadly long-range enemy and urges Congress to pass his budget cuts and unemployment program. He reveals arms accord terms with Brezhnev allowing 2,400 missiles or bombers per side, discusses Middle East talks, and emphasizes economy measures without new large programs.
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Ford
Congress
White House
Leonid Brezhnev
United States
Soviet Union
U.S
Vladivostok
Brezhnev
Middle East
Israel
Geneva
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