Crash non survivable Cessna 207 kills two in Cedar Rapids
NTSB and FAA investigators probed a Cedar Rapids crash that left the Cessna 207 completely non survivable after nose first impact. The aircraft took off at 1 35 am Crashed three miles NW of the runway near Beverly. Victims were identified as pilot Valeriy Moloschnikov and passenger John Ralph Barnhart with authorities reviewing engine and debris to determine factors.
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Cedar Rapids
Gene Roth
National Transportation Safety Board
Roth
Federal Aviation Administration
General Aviation District
W.A. Mickelson
Cessna Aircraft Aeronautics Board
John Lawrence
Mickelson
Lawrence
Moline
Cessna
FAA
NTSB
Oklahoma
Donald Luthi
Air Freight Express
Luthi
Valeriy Moloschnikov
Air Freight
Northwest Airlines
Moloschnikov
Northwest
John Ralph Barnhart
Burnsville
Minn
Beverly
Wathan Flying Service
Henry Bulanda
John McIvor
Deteriorating Cedar Rapids Public Library cornice prompts bond question
Deterioration under the Cedar Rapids Public Library cornice extends up to 16 inches with dust replacing supportive material. A $16,000 repair contract is underway, front entrance closes this week while Fifth Street entry will close for work next week. Board weighs future building plans and possible bond election as community theater considers occupancy. Circulation rose 25 percent over three years, with September totals up from a year ago.
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Cedar Rapids
Fifth Street
Jerry Elsen
Elsen
Carney
IH tractors face gasoline cap hazard, FTC charges
The FTC accuses International Harvester of deceptive and unfair acts over 1939 to 1975 tractors with gas caps that could vent fuel if hot. IH says it is already correcting the issue with a broad owner notification program and safety guidance. About 800,000 tractors remain in use and 50 accidents linked to caps have been reported.
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Washington
International Harvester Co
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
Paul Rand Dixon
International Harvester
Dixon
Gazette carrier service and subscription details
The Gozette established in 1883 lists subscription rates and delivery options. The Afternoon Edition offers seven issues weekly with carrier delivery at 1.40 dollars per week and monthly or yearly terms for US territories and mail subs. The paper notes reliance on AP news dispatches and India newspaper content.
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Ingrees Noving
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