Venezuelan airliner crashes near Margarita in storm
A four engine Viscount turboprop crashed into Pinche Hill near Porlamar during a tropical storm. Of 48 aboard, 47 died and one passenger survived briefly then perished. Co-pilot Ivan Magalanes survived injuries and was hospitalized. Emergency crews searched the wreckage as the storm lashed the island.
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Alma Races Through Caribbean 47 Dead in Venezuelan Crash
Tropical Storm Alma moved rapidly at 22 mph along the southern Caribbean, threatening the Netherlands Antilles with gale warnings. It caused 47 deaths in Venezuela and Trinidad, where a house collapse killed a woman as debris struck homes. The storm, barely a tropical system, was not expected to intensify, according to NHC forecasters.
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Kennedy fundraisers face federal filing scrutiny
Washington UPI report notes Sen Edward M Kennedy and his 1970 campaign debt faced federal action for late required financial reports. A belated 1972 74 filing covered April 2 1972 through May 31 1974 showing cash on hand 3339 15 receipts of 41401 23 and expenditures of 42740 38. Major donors included Thomas White R P Fitzgerald Gerald Doherty and others with loans to the campaign and a $1000 a plate fundraiser in McLean Virginia.
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St Clair would take the Watergate assignment again
James D. St. Clair, lawyer to President Nixon in the Watergate matter, has left the White House payroll after finalizing details. He says he would accept the job again, citing the client attorney relationship, and plans no future work for Nixon. Jerry terHorst announced the departure.
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