Storm blamed in worst US aviation disaster
Government safety officials say a fierce thunderstorm contributed to Eastern Airlines Flight 66 crash near Kennedy Airport last June. The NTSB notes near-runway wind and descent rate issues, urges 14 safety recommendations, and cites multiple Kennedy approaches with flight crews struggling to control aircraft in heavy weather.
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Las Vegas Strip Reopens After Stagehands Rejection
Despite stagehands voting down a four year pact over 12 technical points, Las Vegas shows resume with big names like Shirley MacLaine and Wayne Newton slated to open. Musicians accept a 35 percent wage raise totaling 526 dollars weekly in year six, waiters 2.40 hourly, bartenders 4.30, and 15 struck hotels reopen after a March 10 walkout.
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Senate Nixes No-Fault Bill in Senate Vote
Washington AP report says a 49 to 45 Senate defeat sends the no fault auto insurance bill back to the Commerce Committee and raises doubts about House prospects this year. Supporters cite consumer issues and costs. opponents led by lawyers fear loss of legal fees and constrained sue options. Sixteen states already have no fault laws.
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Creamer Titler Appeals Rejected in High Court
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court upheld a ruling charging former Attorney General J. Shane Creamer and State Police Maj. Roy L. Titler with obstruction of justice and conspiracy in the 1968 Hart Cownden death. The decision affirmed inditements based on failure to inform Crawford County investigators about Wardrop statements.
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Roy L. Titler
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Philip Hart Cownden
Youngstown
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Suspect in Trevose Killing To Have Hearing Today
George Geschwendt age 24 of Trevose Pa is slated for a Penndel Pa hearing today in connection with the March 12 killings at the home of John Abt in Trevose He is described as a neighbor and the alleged suspect in the murders of John Abt his wife two daughters a son and a family friend
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Train Robbed of 1 Million Near Dublin By IRA
Raiders disguised as railroad workers halted a Cork to Dublin mail train about 18 miles southwest of Dublin and stole about 1 million in old bank notes. Police say the Provisional IRA funded the raid as part of its guerrilla campaign to push the British from Northern Ireland. Detectives estimate 12 to 14 men used detonators and red lamps to stop the express train.
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Ladies' Home Journal interview with Taft kin visits Bryn Mawr
Susan Ford and Bird Johnson Robb interviewed Helen Manning daughter of William Howard Taft for Ladies' Home Journal. They visited Manning's Havertown home then Bryn Mawr College amid minimal student awareness.
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Pemex plans to raise oil output to one million bpd
Mexico's state oil monopoly Pemex says it is exploring three oil and gas fields in the Baja California area near Monclova and north of Mexico City with a goal to increase production from 806000 barrels daily to about one million by late 1976.
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