Survivable Iberia DC10 crash at Boston Logan
Investigators call Monday’s crash a very survivable accident after the Iberia DC10 skidded through mud near runway 33L. No deaths occurred among 167 aboard. three were seriously injured. The tail separated, a fire started but was extinguished. cockpit dialogue was not recorded. A 10 man NTSB team leads the probe with airline, manufacturer, and FAA participation.
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Boston
Iberia Airlines
William Hendricks
National Transportation Safety Board
Hendricks
Logan International Airport
Boston Harbor
Los Angeles
NTSB
McDonnell Douglas Air
Canadian Embassy In Arabia Seen Amid Oil Supply Debate
The Canadian government plans to establish the first embassy in Arab states, likely in Saudi Arabia, pending cabinet approval as Ottawa faces oil supply questions for Eastern Canada. Officials cite tension over embargo responses and energy policy while Quebec and New Brunswick consider energy saving measures and promotions.
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Associated Press
Mitchell Sharp
Donald Macdonald
Canada
United States
Israel
Macdonald
Aramco
Saudi Arabia
Jacques Gignac
Lebanon
Maritimes
National Energy Board
Irving Oil Ltd
Saint John
N.B
Irving Oil
Maine
Hatfield
United Staes Mills
Kenneth Curtis
Portland
Montreal
Quebec
Jacques Ruelland
Gilles Masse
Solar and wind energy eyed for New England homes
URI professor Dr. Richard C. Lessmann discusses solar heating and windmills as future energy sources for New England houses. A solar system could add about 3800 to 4000 dollars but reduce heating bills and be maintenance free for up to 15 years, while windmills face consumer acceptance issues.
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Kingston
R.I
New England
University of Rhode Island
Richard C. Lessmann
URI
National Science Foundation
Lessman
Government curtails brand name drug payments to save costs
The government plans to stop covering brand name drugs when cheaper equivalents exist, a move expected to save 25 to 60 million dollars in the next fiscal year. The decision, announced by HEW Secretary Caspar Weinberger, targets Medicare and Medicaid drugs. Massachusetts law already requires generic names on prescriptions.
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Boston,Globe
The
Globe
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
HEW
Caspar Weinberger
Senate Boston
Weinberger
Massachusetts
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