Wichita State football plane crash hearing reveals prior maintenance issues
Documents from a National Transportation Safety Board hearing show the Wichita State football team chartered plane had maintenance problems linked to an earlier accident. The crash killed 30 people including 13 starters, the head coach, and the athletic director en route to Logan, Utah. The team suspended its season and planned to play Arkansas after an interim gap, with surviving players and staff recounting fuel and landing gear issues and later repairs.
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National Transportation Safety Board
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Separatists push to delay Quebec election
Montreal United Press International reports the Parti Quebecois demanded canceling Sunday's Montreal city vote citing a climate of panic after the FLQ terror spree. The group seeks independence by peaceful means while awaiting word on kidnapped diplomat James R. Cross amid tension following Pierre Laporte’s death.
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Judge orders 60 monthly payments in Poole forgery case
Los Angeles AP report: Norma J. Poole, 43, convicted on 32 counts of conspiracy grand theft and forgery, offered to repay 200000 at 3 dollars weekly. Judge notes payoff would take centuries and orders 60 monthly payments of 60 dollars until employment, then 100 dollars. She previously repaid 29000 from house sale.
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Los Angeles
Norma J. Poole
Expelled U.S. official in Moscow over anti-Soviet acts
Newsweek bureau chief John Dornberg was expelled from the Soviet Union for participation in an anti-Soviet provocation Tass said. He allegedly handed out anti-Soviet leaflets at the GUM department store last week. Dornberg is the third American expelled in four months.
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Israel to press UN over peace talks blockage
Israeli Foreign Minister Abba Eban said he would go before the United Nations to accuse Egypt and the Soviet Union of blocking Middle East peace talks. Damascus Radio reported Jordanian troops attacked Palestinian guerrillas near Altourra in northern Jordan with heavy artillery and tanks for eight hours on Thursday. Travelers in Beirut observed tanks at the Syrian Jordan border with unclear allegiance. Reports of Syrian troop movements and border crossings lacked confirmation. Eban planned to argue that peace dialogue must begin and cease-fire violations be removed before talks resume.
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Washington Post says U S to supply Israel tanks
The Washington Post reports the United States will supply Israel with 200 modern tanks as part of a $500 million arms aid program over one year. Quoted sources say Israel will receive the best Mi tanks from the American arsenal in the period.
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