Arrow crash toll rises as remains flown to Dover
Investigators still cannot determine why Arrow Air Flight 1285 crashed after a routine takeoff in light snow killing 248 soldiers and eight crew. Remains moved to a makeshift morgue and to Dover for autopsies under the safety board.
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United States
Peter Boag
Armed Forces Institute of Pathology
Dover
Del
Canadian Safety Board
Boag
U.S. Army
Robert Kramer
101St Airborne
Air Force
Kramer
Iowa
Robert Pafford
Nodaway
Des Moines
Pentagon
Spc
Steven Mullins
Tom Dannielsen
Bettendorf
Timothy Sellner
Alleman
David Owen
Arrow Air
Arrow
Robin Mattell
Mattell
Wickham visits families of crash victims at Fort Campbell
Gen. John A. Wickham Jr and his wife visited six Fort Campbell families who lost relatives in the Arrow Airlines DC-8 crash that killed 248 soldiers. Wickham urged patience and spoke of the sacrifice of service members.
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Fort Campbell
U.S. Army
John A. Wickham Jr
Pakistan
Arrow Airlines
Gander
Newfoundland
101St Airborne Division
Sinai
Egypt
Wickham
Ann
Guilt Drives Christmas Gifts Says Marketing Expert
The size and value of Christmas gifts may hinge on the giver’s guilt and insecurity, a factor marketers use to influence purchases. Arizona State University professor Peter Reingen cites ads that push expensive gifts to signal appreciation and secure reciprocity, noting gift giving often aims to impress and sometimes to obtain a return.
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Tempe
Ariz
Peter Reingen
Arizona State University
College of Business
Reingen
Children Taken From Sioux City Mother After Cold Car Incident
In Sioux City two children were placed in protective custody after a mother left them in a parked car in sub zero weather for nearly an hour while shopping at Southern Hills Mall. A shopper alerted authorities. the 7 year old unlocked the car and firefighters warmed the boys inside the mall before hospital assessment. The mother returned as officers removed the children and they were turned over to Woodbury County DHS.
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Sioux City
Southern Hills
Glen Hanson
National Weather Service
Woodbury County Department of Human Services
Reward Offered for Sabula Christmas Tree Vandal
Sabula residents post a reward surpassing 350 dollars for information leading to the punishment of those who cut down a 45 foot spruce tree last Thursday night. The 60 year old tree stood near the Highway 52 and 64 intersection and was lit with 20 strings of lights.
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Sabula
Highway 52
Highway 64
Tom Ackerman
Ackerman Grocery
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Gazette
John McIvor
Emily van Heukelem
Cedar Rapids
Bever Park
Emily
Reagan
Thomas E. Preston
Preston
Little Johnny
Wty
Prici
The
Cedar Rapids Gazette
J Products, Inc
First Street
Second St
Sun
Dia
Sitter
House of Lights
Washington
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