Pumps sent to help rescue Indian mine disaster
In New Delhi the U S government plans to ship high capacity pumps to the flooded Chaswala colliery where 372 miners were counted in the shaft after an explosion. Officials warn it is unlikely any missing workers will survive, with estimates of up to 700 unaccounted. High powered pumps begun removing water as Prime Minister Gandhi appealed for international assistance.
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Inia
U.S
India
Chandrajit Yadav
Yadav
United States
Air India
Rime
Indira Gandhi
Chaswala
Calcutta
Ihe
Mine Workers’ Union
Police Report Four Weekend Crashes In Area
State Police investigated four weekend crashes on slippery highways. In Columbus a head on collision injured two passengers. Christensen 79 and Hammond 20 sustained minor injuries with vehicle damages totaling 11,100. A second crash at Route 6 and West Smith street extension involved Deanna Jewell 17 and Mary Ann Ladd 18. details incomplete as report continues on the back page.
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John Christensen
R.D. 1
Columbus
Robert Hammond
Frewsburg
Christensen
Hammond
Chester VanArstle
Cassadaga
N.Y
Route 6
West Smith Street
Deanna Jewell
Franklin Street
Mary Ann Ladd
R.D
Corry
Jewell
City To Pass Year End Ordinances Tonight
City Council holds a special session at 8 p.m. to enact the final readings of three year end measures, including the Appropriation bill, the tax levy, and the salary ordinance. City Administrator Robert Grice expects the salary bill to pass but may be amended later for police raises. The city awaits arbitrator word on increases and plans a January 5 reorganizational meeting with two new members sworn in.
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Robert Grice
Pilot Not Scared. 9-Year-Old recalls jet depressurization
183 passengers on a Capital Airways DC-10 from Honolulu to Chicago survived a cabin depressurization near Oakland. The plane descended from 32,000 to 16,000 feet. ten passengers were hospitalized briefly for nausea and ear pain before completing the flight to Chicago. Capitol officials cited a possibly frozen valve as a likely cause.
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Bobby Sullivan
Mequon
Wis
Honolulu
O'Hare International
Oakland
Capital Airways International
San Francisco Bay Area
Duke Rose
Capitol
Rose
Smyrna
Tenn
Bob Faerber
Capital
Two Flint Officers Fire Over Shared Patrol Car Dispute
Genesee County prosecutor considers charges after a Saturday shift change dispute between two Flint officers over a shared patrol car led to a shootout. Officer Madeline Fletcher, 20, wounded, in ICU. Walter Kalberer, 24, veteran officer, wounded in the thigh and recovering. Ballistics to determine shooter. Fletcher hired under an affirmative action program in 1974.
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Flint, Mich
Genesee County
Flint
Madeline C. Fletcher
Hurley Medical Center
Walter Kalberer
Kalberer
Miss Fletcher
Senate halts new funds to Angola factions in push against Soviets
Senate votes 54 to 22 to bar covert U S military aid to anti-Soviet factions in Angola. Ranking Senate Foreign Relations member Sen Clifford Case argues cutting funds exposes Russians as the major intervening force and helps U S strategic interests. He notes past limited aid was once understandable as the conflict evolved with Chinese disengagement and South African involvement.
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Washington
Angola
Senate
United States
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Clifford P. Case
R-N.j
Africa
Case
Congress
U.S
Schaufele
Kissinger
State Department
National Front For the Liberation of
National Union For the Total Independence of
Nathaniel Davis
Aide Promotes Truce in Angola Tour of Africa
Washington says William E. Schaufele Jr. will visit Senegal Gabon Ivory Coast Cameroon and Zaire to drum up support for Kissinger's plan to remove outside forces from Angola and push a negotiated settlement of its civil war. The trip coincides with an OAU meeting and amid ongoing covert arms support.
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Washington
U.S
Africa
Angola
State Department
William E. Schaufele Jr
Department
Schaufele
Henry A. Kissinger
Portugal
Senegal
Gabon
Ivory Coast
Cameroon
Zaire
Kissinger
United States
African Affairs
Organization of African Unity
Popular Movement For the Liberation of
Budget Tensions Rise as County Panel Delays Line-Item Details
Commissioners-elect Karl Boyes and Michael Flatley pressed for the 1976 county budget but have not yet seen the line-item figures. Outgoing officials Leo Weir Louis Raymek and William U Hill Jr. are shaping the budget with fear of a property tax rise up to six mills. Hill notes possible administrator raises despite a salary freeze, while some courthouse staff threaten walkouts over pay.
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Karl Boyes
Michael Flatley
Boyes
The
Journal Today
Flatley
Platley
Leo Weir
Louis Raymek
William
U. Hill Jr
Weir
Hill
the Journal
Fire Origin Pinpointed at Kalika Farm Near Fire Corners
Officials from the sigm-seaverdam Volunteer Hose Company reported that a Thursday fire at Larry Kalika's farm near Fire Corners started in wiring in the milk house. Loss estimated at $60,000, only partially insured. Kalika operated the farm after Alex Adamczyk retired, with 26 cattle and a tractor destroyed and the barn remaining with Adamczyk.
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Sigm-Seaverdam
Larry Kalika
Fire Corners
Terry McCray
Elgin
Alex Adamczyk
Kalika
Adamczyk
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