16 000 Foot Dive Sparks Panic Aboard Charter DC-10
A Capital Airways International Charter DC-10 flying from Honolulu to Chicago depressurized at high altitude, forcing an emergency descent to 16 000 feet and an Oakland fuel stop. Nineteen passengers sought medical care for nausea and headaches but were released. the flight resumed to Chicago. Officials attribute possible valve freeze. FAA investigates.
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Chicago
Bobby Sullivan
Mequon
Wis
Honolulu
O’hare International
Oakland
Capital Airways International
San Francisco Bay Area
Duke Rose
Capital
Rose
Smyrna
Tenn
Bob Faerber
Federal Aviation Administration
Game Aims at Safety Of Airline Passengers
In a mock FAA lab at Pomona New Jersey air traffic controllers test a conflict alert system that warns of potential midair near misses. The simulated set mirrors real routes and late November near misses push rapid rollout to 16 centers by next month.
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Pomona
N.J
Fred Ranger
Ranger
FAA
National Aviation Facilities Experimental Center
America
Atlantic City
Memphis
Denver
Kansas City
Fort Worth
Senate panel vows to press CIA probe after Welch murder
Sen. Frank Church said Welch’s killing must not halt congressional inquiry into intelligence agencies. Welch, based in Greece, was shot outside his home after a Christmas party. his wife unharmed. Athens offered 160000 dollar reward, no leads reported.
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Washington
Senate Intelligence Committee
CIA
Richard Welch
U.S
Frank Church
D-Idaho
Congress
Welch
Greece
Athens
Church
Mike Ackerman
Ackerman
Intelligence Committee
Ron Nessen
Ford
Chase says Angola no win situation described by Case
Senate move to cut off U.S. funds for anti-Soviet factions in Angola, praised by Sen. Case as preventing a no win scenario. He argued Russians and Cuban/South African involvement tripled stakes and urged diplomacy via the Organization of African Unity to end the conflict.
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Chase
Angola
Washington
Senate
United States
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Clifford P. Case
Rm.j
Africa
Case
Congress
U.S
Sup
Portugal
State Department
Organization of African Unity
Marxist Popular Movement For the Liberation of
Mad Anne Bailey Good Scout of Ohio Frontier
The article profiles Mad Anne Bailey born in 1745 who became a famed scout in the Ohio Valley during Indian warfare. It notes her husband’s death at Point Pleasant in 1774 and a long life with a significant period in Gallipolis. It also mentions Dayton’s Westminster Choir founded by John Finley Williamson gaining fame in the radio era.
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Ohio
Ohio Valley
Anne’”’ Bailey
England
Point Pleasant
Gallipolis
Dayton
Europe
America
John Finley Williamson
Canton
Westminster Choir
Pumps sent from U S aid for India mine disaster
The United States ships high capacity pumps to help drain the flooded Chaswala colliery near Calcutta where officials fear up to 372 miners may be dead after an explosion and flooding. Prime Minister Indira Gandhi seeks international help as rescue efforts continue.
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New Delhi
India
U.S
Chandrajit Yadav
Yadav
United States
Air India
Indira Gandhi
Chaswala
Calcutta
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Critics say jobless figures mislead on recovery
Economists blame definitional changes and a large draft for jobless data. Killingsworth notes 900000 drafted and 100000 to 200000 driven into schools, while 1.5 million new jobs since March include one third from federal funded work programs, distorting true recovery signals. Critics also fault seasonal adjustments and underemployment measures.
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Killingsworth
Shiskin
FDA to Improve Drug Research Quality Control Program
The Food and Drug Administration plans a program to strengthen quality control in manufacturer supplied research for new drugs. Commissioner Alexander Schmidt cited possible simple mechanical or computer errors and potential data falsification as serious concerns. The agency also plans labeling changes for birth control pills warning older women of increased heart attack risk and may allow limited cyclamate use if studies show no cancer link. DES fattening hormone DES faced previous bans, now possibly reinstated by court actions.
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Washington
Food and Drug Administration
Alexander Schmidt
Schmidt
FDA
Searle & Co
CBS
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