Escape Injury As Globemaster Crashes in Albuquerque
An Air Force C 123 Globemaster crashed on takeoff at Kirtland AFB Albuquerque after a 43 mile an hour gust. One Airman killed, four injured aboard the 69 aboard. The aircraft, based at Biggs AFB El Paso, was en route on a classified mission. Investigators from SAC and the aircraft maker arrived to determine cause.
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Air Force
Globemaster
Strategic Air Command
Biggs Air Force Base
el Paso
Kirtland Air Force Base
Fred W. Stethens
New Philadelphia
Ohio
Sandia Base Hospital
Robert Jones
Biges Afb
Allen
Strayer
Vernon Tayloc
Beth Jardh Afb
Maven Apb
March Afb
Administration Plans Major Defense Spending Cuts
The administration aims to reduce military outlays by 1.7 billion dollars in the current fiscal year. Most cuts would hit Air Force funding, with the Army facing reduced growth and internal Pentagon opposition. White House officials seek a $84 billion defense total by July 1, 1987, amid pushback from Defense officials and pilots concerned about air power expansion.
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Washington
Air Force
Army
Defense
Defense Department
Donald A
Charles BE
Wilson
Michigan
Ers
Pentagon
Rudder To Continue Running Land Plan
In Austin the Veterans Land Guard authorizes state Land Commissioner J Earl Rudder to continue operating the $100 million veterans land program. The Veterans Land Board, including Gov and Attorney General, approve the move citing efficiency and avoiding duplication. The note recalls the maiden voyage speed record set by the United States for a steamship in 1952 at 41 mph average.
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Austin
Veterans Land Guard
J. Earl Rudder
Land Commissioner
Veterans Land
Shivers
U. S. United States
Atlantic Ocean
Birth Of New Volcano Being Watched In Field In Mexico
A Mexican delegation of volcanologists heads to Mexicali to study fissures in a Baja California cotton field near the Wisteria Canal 14 miles south of the border town. Sulfurous fumes and steam rise from cracks as large as three feet, with at least 14 fissures detected and rumbling heard but no ground shaking.
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Mexico
Mexicali
Mex
Mexico City
Los Angeles
Wisteria Canal
Baja California
Rodolfo Escamailla Sota
Soto
Baytown Building Permits Fall in August Total $214 150
Baytown issued forty one building permits in August, the second lowest month this year. Permits covered fourteen residences additions and repairs nine garages and one commercial building. Estimated costs include 172 500 for residences 25 950 for additions and repairs 9 980 for garages and 5 759 for the Krizak Monument Plant addition.
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Baytown
West Main
T. Peacockr
Balloon Drifting After Six Days With Live Animals Aboard
A massive balloon carrying 15 live mice and guinea pigs to study cosmic rays drifted for a sixth day over the stratosphere. Launched from International Falls, Minnesota, by Wingen Research, Inc., it rose to over 20 miles and showed no sign of descent.
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Minneapolis
Wingen Research, Inc
International Fails
Minn
Glazier uses jug system to ward off cherry thieves
St John Mich police chief Evertt Glazier implements a simple deterrent for birds raiding cherry trees. He hangs an uncorked jug by each tree to create wind chimes and a whistling sound that frightens away potential eaters.
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Jug Music
ST. John S. Mich
Everett Glazier
Glazier
Birth notice for Melanie Celeste Lains in 1804 Mississippi
Melanie Celeste Lains is one year old, daughter of Louis Bains and spouse. Grandparents are J R Biing of Daytonat and AL Louis of Hou Great grandmother is Mrs. Victor Gustasin of Bay town.
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Melanie Celeste Lains
Louis Bains
Mississippi
J. R. Biing
Daytonat
AL L. Louis
Hou
Melanie
Victor Gustasin
Baytown
Russian Soldier Holds U S Salon Gun Tight In Moscow
Rep Joe Holt was detained near Moscow for about an hour when a Red Army soldier pressed a cocked pistol to his head during a photo stop at a Moscow suburb with a fellow congressman. Ambassador Bohlen protested to the Kremlin and Holt returned to New York.
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Calif
Joe Holt
Moscow
Holt
New York
Russia
U.S
Charles E. Bohlen
Kremlin
California
Née
America
Red Army
Halt
Amo
Ved
Hott
Houston C C Okays Bridge On Channel
The Houston Chamber of Commerce endorsed a high level bridge over the ship channel. The executive committee approved a $10 million bond issue to finance the bridge. The measure is one of three on the September 17 countywide ballot.
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Houston
Houston Chamber of Commerce
Toha T. Jones Jr
Chamber
Sparkman Calls for Wary Friendship With Reds
MOSCOW UP Sen. John J. Sparkman of Alabama urged a wary friendship with the Soviet Union. He said the United Nations Charter was trusted 15 years ago but the nation will extend the right arm of friendship only cautiously and with vigilance against Russian actions.
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Moscow
John J. Sparkman
D-Ala
Sparkman
Dads Clash With Wives Over PTA Control in Hartford
Fathers in Hartford Vermont accuse wives of dominating the Parent Teachers Association and mobilize votes to place men in all PTA offices at the last election. The dispute centers on governance and leadership within the PTA.
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Hartford
Parent Teachers Association
PTA
State Wins Title Suit Over Coastal Lands
Attorney General John Ben Shepperd hailed a Brownsville ruling that the boundary between undersea land and privately owned adjoining land is the high tide line. Judge James B Graham found the land in question is water at times each year, placing it under state ownership. The decision could affect thousands of coastal acres near Port Isabel, with potential production from mud flats about 15 miles north of Port Isabel.
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Austin
John Ben Shepperd
James 8. Graham
Brownsville
Graham
Shepperd
Port Isabel
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