Mexican jetliner crash near Puerto Vallarta kills all aboard
A Aeromexico flight 229 with about 27 on board crashes near Puerto Vallarta while approaching Mexico City. Rescue teams report all passengers and crew died, including at least 10 Americans. bodies removed via jungle trek to beach and Porto Vallarta boats. Flight crew radioed descent from 14000 to 4000 feet before contact was lost.
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Mexico City
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Monterrey
Miguel Chacon
Pacific Coast
Carlos Fernandez de Lara
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Suspect Waives Extradition in Wife’s Death
MARLINTON West Virginia AP A Listonburg Pennsylvania man waived extradition on a fugitive warrant charging him in the death of his common law wife Verdie F Craig 6 whose body was found Sunday at his home Police said she had a broken neck and pelvis Harry Bambers to be returned to Pennsylvania Thursday
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Listonburg
Harry Bambers
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Bambers
Verdie F. Craig
Kennedy Calls for Reallocation of Indochina Aid
Senator Edward M. Kennedy proposes cutting 240 million from Nixon Indochina aid and refocusing the rest 390 million to humanitarian relief. He seeks to prioritize refugees orphans and war victims and channel aid through the United Nations and voluntary agencies.
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Washington
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Nixon
Indochina
Kennedy
Senate Judiciary
Senate
United Nations
Postal Service Reaches New Two Year Labor Pact
Washington reports the U S Postal Service agreed to a two year contract covering about 600 000 workers with four unions The agreement includes wage boosts totaling around 15 percent over two years and cost of living increases every six months It could raise first class mail rates toward 15 cents and stamps next January with ratification expected by rank and file members
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U.S. Postal Service
Thadeus Dulski
D-N.y
House Post Office and Civil Service Committee
National Association of Letter Carriers
American Postal Workers Union
National Rural Letter Carriers, Assn
Laborers International Union
Stanford scientist predicts 5.8 quake near Hollister within two weeks
Stanford geophysicist Professor Robert L. Kovach told the San Andreas Fault Conference that a 5.8 magnitude quake would cause minor damage in Hollister, California, about 160 miles southeast of San Francisco, with a predicted impact area 10 miles south of town.
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Stanford University
California
Hollister
Robert L. Kovach
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San Francisco
San Andreas
Pacific Shore
Kovach
Kaiser Aluminum Faces Major Power Curtailment Slowdowns
RAVENSWOOD The Kaiser Aluminum plant cut power to 25 to 75 percent of its minimum electrical requirement amid summer demand. Works manager Warren L. Cooper notes the irony as supply tightness shifts focus from increasing output to preserving power, slowing primary aluminum production and halting fabrication sections for hours.
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