Pan Am 747 Lost Wing Slat Returns Safely to SFO
A Pan Am Boeing 747 carrying 192 people lost a 6 foot by 18 inch wing slat shortly after takeoff from San Francisco. Officials said the slat assists lift only on takeoff and the jet returned for a normal landing at 1 50 p.m. at SFO before continuing to Narita.
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Comp time bill clears Senate override of Garcia ruling
The Senate gave final approval to a compromise measure that would permit state and local governments to offer compensatory time off in lieu of overtime pay, overriding the Garcia vs San Bernardino decision and sending the bill to the White House on a voice vote.
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St. Lawrence Seaway Reopens After Weeks of Idle Canal
Ships moved slowly through the Welland Canal as the St. Lawrence Seaway began a sputtering reopening after over three weeks of idleness that cost shippers millions. Traffic resumed around 6 a.m. officials said in Thorold Ontario.
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Virus found in MS patients linked to HTLV-1 type
Researchers report a new virus detected in blood and cerebrospinal fluid of multiple sclerosis patients in Sweden and Florida. The virus resembles HTLV-1 but is not identical and was found in T cells, suggesting a possible role in the mysterious disease.
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Bowen Picked to Lead Health and Human Services
President Reagan selects Otis R. Bowen former Indiana governor and physician to head HHS succeeding Margaret Heckler who becomes U S ambassador to Ireland Bowen cites his wide qualifications including medical practice and teaching while Bowen defends past treatment of his terminally ill wife using unapproved drugs noting FDA policy under his watch and influence.
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Arms talks adjourn in Geneva without progress toward summit
The third US Soviet nuclear arms control round in Geneva adjourned with no progress toward an agreement. U S Ambassador Max Kamperman called the session productive yet stop short of saying any advance toward a deal.
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Flood Exiles Return to Ruined Towns Across Mid-Atlantic
After several days of extreme floods, towns across the western mid Atlantic region lie ruined. National Guardsmen patrolled Richmond streets while the James River floods forced diversions on I 95 and left nearly 50 missing. The Red Cross seeks 3000 volunteers in West Virginia.
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