Aging Plane Overweight in Colorado Crash Linked to Wichita State Trip
The FAA says an aging Martin 404 airliner may have been about 4,000 pounds overweight on its first post-mothball flight, contributing to a crash in the Rockies that killed 30. The same carrier’s other plane faced 16 maintenance defects and an emergency grounding. The incident followed a prior near-miss in Oklahoma City and points to regulatory gaps for universitychartered flights. Authorities note possible wrongdoing and call for safety checks across colleges.
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Washington
Rocky Mountains
Wichita State University
Federal Aviation Administration
Utah
Las Med Nev
Oklahoma City
Wichita State
West Texas State
FAA
James R. Greenwood
Rockies
Denver
National Transportation Safety Board
Golden Eagle Aviation
Golden Eagle
Jack Richards Aircraft Co, Inc
Richards
Las Vegas
Colorado
U.S
Leland T. Everette
Bruce J. Danielson
Deadline Passes No Word From Canadian Kidnapers
In Montreal the deadline set by FLQ kidnappers for the ransom of James R. Cross passed with no contact from the group. Officials noted no new communications and the governments stated they are prepared to explore practical avenues out of the impasse. Cross, 49, Britain’s senior trade commissioner in Canada, was abducted Monday by FLQ members demanding 21 prisoners released and $500,000, with threats to execute Cross if demands are not met. The British and Canadian governments rejected the ransom demands and urged negotiation rather than capitulation.
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Montreal
Quebec
Jerome Choquette
Justice
James R.cross
Uam
Cuba
Algeria
Cross
Mitchell Sharp
House of Commons
Ottawa
Sharp
Britain
Canada
FLQ
Front de Liberation Quebecois
Robert Lemieux
Aero Sale To Midland-Ross Consolidates Aero-Corry Plant
The Aero-Corry division plant in Corry will be sold by Aero- Flow Dynamics to Midland-Ross Corporation of Cleveland. The deal includes substantially all assets and specified liabilities but not the building, owned by Aero Realty. Phasing will take three to twelve months with no confirmed termination pay or local job guarantees.
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Aero- Corry
Aero Flow Dynamics Corp
Aero
Midland-Ross Corporation
Cleveland
Midland-Ross
Canada
Belgium
Janitrol- Aero
Columbus
Ohio
Aero-Corry
North Center Street
City Streets Streets Department
Aero-Flow
Corry
Midland- Ross
Aero Realty Co
Cortland Industries
Corland
N.Y
Phoenix
Ariz
Janitrol-Aero
Aero Supply Mfg. Co
Manufactu
New Breed Doctors Care For Patients
Dr. Chris Ramsey, 28, founded the Institute for Study of Health and Society in Washington and draws 12 000 a year, turning down offers from medical schools funds and firms. The piece notes a shift toward community medicine, group practices, and reforms in medical education and funding.
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Chris Ramsey
Institute For Study of Health and Society
Ramsey
America
Daniel H. Funkenstein
Massachusetts Mental Health Center
Funkenstein
Cape Cod
Nixon
Meaney
Congress
UF Campaign Shows $7,588 In First Report
The United Fund drive at Corry Motor Inn reported 7588 so far with several divisions contributing. The professional division 1622 and schools division 1099 led, while business 220 government agencies 123 service and special gifts also reported. No reports yet from industrial clubs organizations and the largest division remains to come. Breakfasts begin daily at 7 a.m. at the Motor Inn.
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United Fund
Corry Motor, Inn
Motor Inn
Navy veteran seeks divorce to remarry after sex change
Deborah Hartin, formerly Buddy Hartin, a 37 year old Navy veteran who underwent sex change surgery in Casablanca last spring, seeks a divorce from his wife to marry a new partner. Hartin says his wife abandoned him in 1957 after three years of marriage and that the marriage began during naval service in Maryland. He plans a career as a lecturer on transsexualism and is dating but not engaged.
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New York
Casablanca
Deborah Hartin
Buddy Hartin
Hartin
Miss Hartin
Maryland
Sue Big Automakers For Price Fixing
The Big Three automakers GM Ford and Chrysler face a class action in U S District Court Philadelphia charging a conspiracy to fix prices and terms for car fleet sales to local governments since last May The suit names Philadelphia Scranton Erie Luzerne Lackawanna counties and Buffalo New York as plaintiffs and claims reduced competition in bidding for government fleets Meanwhile Kentucky allows alcoholism as grounds for divorce but not drug addiction
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Philadelphia
U.S. Dist
General Motors
Ford Motor Co
Chrysler Corp
Pennsylvania
Phila
Scranton
Erie
Luzerne and Lackawanna
Buffalo
N.Y
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Republican Party
East Main Street
Ellen Ladd
Venture Inn
Wayne Merrick
Budd Dwyer
Forest Hopkins
State House
Yablonski
Cleveland, Ohio
United Mine Workers
Joseph A. ‘Yablonski
Eeane County
Hicardo Brown
Aubean W. Martin
Metropolitan General Hospital
Martin
Oklahoma
Shawnee Okla
Nado
Frankfort
State Parole Board
Alexander Leaf
Massachusetts General Hospital
Boston
Joseph W. Gardella
Harvard Medical Schoool
Michael McGarvey
New York City
New Health and Hospitals Corp
McGarvey
Student Health Organization
University of Southern California School of Medicine
First Report
Big Automakers
Kentucky
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