Germany jet crash kills 26 at Leipzig airport
A Soviet made TUIM jetliner of East Germany's Interflug crashed near Leipzig airport killing 23 passengers and three crew, with five passengers and three crew hospitalized. The flight from Stuttgart carried 28 passengers and six crew. debris blocked the area as fire crews fought the blaze.
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Coal miners defy court in major West Virginia strike
In a 1975 West Virginia walkout led by Logan County miners, few return to work as authorities threaten a 900000 dollar daily fine. UMW leaders denounce wildcat actions while Rep. Ken Hechler urges an end to selfish management, with 40000 WV miners affected and broader spread to neighboring states.
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Ford Endures Rainy Holiday At Camp David
President Ford and his family faced rain and cool weather during the Labor Day weekend at Camp David Maryland but he declared the retreat pleasant. He swam in a heated outdoor pool on Sunday and Monday, roughly half a mile each day, while joking about mental arithmetic of his laps to stay trim and eat freely.
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Congress Reopens as Energy, Sinai Deployments Loom
Congress returns from August recess to face the energy crisis and a proposal to station up to 150 U.S. civilians in the Sinai to help enforce peace between Israel and Egypt. President Ford vows to veto any six month extension of price controls on domestic oil. Senate leaders weigh a bipartisan caucus to avoid sudden decontrol while Kissinger preps testimony before foreign affairs committees. House debates a broad, controversial bill.
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Wallace faces reprimand over election rule breach
The Federal Election Commission weighs a ruling against Alabama Governor George Wallace for royalties tied to trademarks and timing in campaigns. The panel debates whether to offer an advisory opinion while noting a reform act failed to tighten such deals.
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