Panel member would not fly on a DC-10
A National Transportation Safety Board member said he would not ride a DC-10 until safety questions are answered after a Chicago crash. The FAA ordered grounding of 138 DC-10s to inspect engine mounts as a fatigue fracture probe continues.
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Twins Separated at Head Show Active After 16 Hour Surgery
Elisa and Lisa Hansen, joined at the head, are alert and responsive two days after a 16 hour separation operation at the University of Utah Medical Center. They remain in critical but stable condition with IV feeding and small meals, as pain relief is managed.
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Salt Lake City
Elisa
Lisa Hansen
University of Utah Medical Center
John Dwan
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Naval Academy probes affect eight seniors and twenty seven underclassmen
Annapolis Maryland eight midshipmen were prevented from graduating and up to twenty seven underclassmen faced investigation for alleged marijuana and drug use. The probe began in April with the Naval Investigative Service reviewing student conduct and disciplinary records.
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Annapolis
U.S. Naval Academy
Academy
Naval Investigative Service
Pope John Paul II to Visit Warsaw Amid Massive Crowds
Poles swarm Warsaw for Pope John Paul II return, with government suspending nonessential traffic and urging use of public transit. Officials expect over a million visitors as security measures extend to nearby towns and parking lots be set eight miles from visit sites. The nine day itinerary includes major cities and roadblocks to manage the crowds.
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Warsaw
Poland
John Paul II
Sochaczew
Carter disagrees with Young over Iran executions
White House spokesman Jody Powell said President Carter does not agree with UN Ambassador Andrew Young who likened Iran executions to Florida inmate Spenkelink's death. Powell could not confirm any contact between Carter and Young about the comments. Young insisted there is no difference in due process between Iran and Florida.
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Carter
United Nations
Andrew Young
Iran
John Speakelink
White House
Jody Powell
Young
Atlanta
Florida
Spenkelink
NRC says Three Mile Island exempted from newer safety rules
Nuclear Regulatory Commission safety chief testified that the Three Mile Island reactor was exempted from several post 1975 safety standards before construction. The commission weighs contradictory testimony and considers subpoenas as it probes who shut emergency cooling valves and NRC involvement in the release of radioactive gases after the incident began.
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Washington
UPI
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Three Mile Island
Roger Mattson
Commission
John Kemeny
Somoza Forces Claim Sandinistas Cornered in South
In Managua AP report Somoza regime troops say they have pinned down Sandinista guerrillas in the southern region, detailing patrols and encounters as the conflict rages amid a tense national situation.
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Somoza
Costa Rica
Leon
Caribbean
Nicaragua
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NASA extends Skylab decay window into late July
NASA now estimates Skylab will remain in orbit until late July due to reduced solar radiation. The 78.5 ton station is expected to reenter between June 27 and July 21 with a 50 percent chance of atmospheric entry around July 9. a prior projection had set July 2 as the likely date.
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Washington
UPI
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Earth
The Cedar Rapids Gazette masthead notice
The Cedar Rapids Gazette notes its establishment year 1883 and publishing details. It lists address 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa 52406, subscription rates by carrier and mail, and states AP holds exclusive rights to local news and AP dispatches for republication.
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Cedar Rapids
Iranians clash with Arab protesters at Khoramshahr port
Reports say revolutionary guards opened fire on thousands of Arabs marching for the death of the provincial governor in Khoramshahr. Three people were wounded and evacuated. An Arab religious leader said jets and helicopters attacked five Arab villages on the city’s outskirts.
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Khoramshahr
Iran
Ayatollah
Ruhollah Khomeini
Taher al Shobei Khaghani
Springville Boy Injured In Bike Crash Near Highway 151
Robert Kintzel, 9, of rural Springville, remained in fair condition at St Luke's Hospital after his bicycle was struck by a car on Highway 151 a mile east of Springville at 4 50 p m Thursday. Troopers said he suffered abrasions and a large laceration as his bike moved from a farm drive into the car’s path driven by Laneva Meeks, 50, of Route 2 Marion. Meeks reportedly slowed nearly to a stop when the collision happened.
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Springville
St. Luke’s Hospital
Highway 151
Laneva Meeks
Route 2
Marion
Meeks
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May dates list numerous birth announcements and parent addresses spanning several cities including Marion Cedar Rapids and Mexico Missouri. The runtimes record multiple medical emergencies, a burn incident, a car fuel leak and a finger extraction from a toy along with a gas leak report and a late night medical call.
Financier Smith denounces jail term in San Diego case
In San Diego AP report 80 year old financier C Arnholt Smith calls the three year sentence severe and says he did not steal money. He vows to appeal after being ordered to repay 681000 in back state taxes for 1973 and convicted of failing to report 6.7 million in income and grand theft in the Padres sale. He will remain free during appeal.
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C. Arnholt Smith
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Robert W. Conyers
Conyers
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