Plane crash leaves Hornady executives missing near New Orleans
A seat from a Hornady Manufacturing Co. executive plane was recovered in Lake Pontchartrain as Coast Guard crews halted search for three men. Company president J W Hornady, 73, piloted the craft during a fog hit instrument approach to Lakefront Airport.
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Grand Island
Neb
Lake Pontchartrain
Coast Guard
New Orleans
J.W. Hornady
Reagan Cabinet Focuses On Budget Cut Options
President elect Ronald Reagan and top aides spent a day in seclusion weighing budget cut options and drafting executive orders to take effect early in his term. Aides expect a mid February budget revision and a States of the Union address to press urgent economy measures, including a government hiring freeze and deregulation steps potentially touching the auto industry.
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New York Times
Washington
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Congress
John Kennedy
Reagan Associates
Edwin Meese III
White House
MGM Grand fire study cites air shafts spreading smoke
A National Fire Protection Association briefing on the 1980 MGM Grand Hotel blaze near Las Vegas found vertical air shafts meant to withstand earthquakes aided smoke and gas spread. The November 21 fire killed 84 and injured 679, with final findings due in June.
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Boston
UPI
Mgm Grand Hotel
Las Vegas
National Fire Protection Association
Michael Shenkman
Association
NFPA
Clark County
Nev
U.S. Fire Administration
National Bureau of Standards’ Fire Division
MGM
Desegregation clash in Louisiana tests judge threats urged appeal
In Alexandria, threats and appeals shadow a desegregation dispute between U.S. District Judge Nauman Scott and state Judge Richard Lee over three white girls. The girls transfer to Jones Street School sparked a compromise, a Buckeye fire arson doubt, and guardianship shifts as charges shift and a stay sought in the 5th Circuit.
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Alexandria
UPI
Buckeye High School
U.S
Nauman Scott
Richard Lee
Lee
Jones Street School
J. Minos Simon
Scott
Jones Street
Rapides Parish
Franz Marshall
Federal
Simon
Buckeye
Charles Waites
Waites
5Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
New Orleans
Ramona Carbo
Michelle Laborde
Lynda McNeal
Justice
Israel minister indicted in kickback case amid election dust
Israel's religious affairs minister became the first cabinet member charged in 32 years for accepting 6500 in kickbacks from religious groups. Prime Minister Begin sought backing for early elections in June or July as his Likud coalition neared a majority loss after a budget walkout.
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Jerusalem
UPI
Israel
Friday
Menachem Begin
Likud
Begin
Yigael Hurvitz
Rafi
Eight week job search rule for food stamp recipients
The government announced new food stamp rules effective June 1 requiring able bodied recipients to contact up to 24 potential employers and report to employment counselors twice during an eight week job search. Exemptions apply for elderly disabled dependents workers and those already under other work rules.
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UPI
Agriculture and Labor Departments
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