Wake turbulence from jumbo jets alarms aviation officials
Wake turbulence from large jets has caused over 20 crashes and raises safety concerns. FAA rules require heavier jets to keep five miles behind smaller planes, with four miles between two heavies, while British and NTSB push for greater separation or longer headways. Efforts expand to detection tech using lasers and sound waves, aiming for 1976 deployment.
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Robert Lindsey
New York Times News Service
New York
Sacramento
Calif
Federal Aviation Administration
FAA
Kennedy International
Lawrence Langweil
National Transportation Safety Board
Delta Air Lines
Dallas
American Airlines
Texas
Indonesia May Aid U.S. With Oil Amid Gulf Shipping Cuts
U.S. intelligence sources say Indonesia, with rich oil deposits, could offer greater access to its oil in exchange for financing help. Indonesia has kept Arab ties low key during the Middle East war, remains a key supplier to Japan, and could expand output from about 400 million barrels last year to 490 million this year with untapped reserves estimated at 15 billion barrels.
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Fred S. Hoffman
Washington
Indonesia
U.S
Persian Gulf
Middle East
United States
Israel
Canada
Venezuela
Coffee study questions link to heart attacks
Kaiser researchers report no overall coffee heart attack link among 464 men and women who suffered a first heart attack after health checkups. Heavy coffee use clustered with smoking. authors caution traits linked to coffee may drive risk and note hospitalized samples may skew findings. The study argues evidence does not support a coffee heart disease association.
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Kaiser-Permanente Medical Center
Oakland
Calif
Journal of the American Medical Association
Kaiser- Permanente
Boston
California
Nixon fires Cox over Watergate tapes and milk price dispute
The article recounts Nixon firing special prosecutor Cox on October 20 for resisting a plan to turn over nine White House tapes to the Watergate grand jury and Senate committee. It notes related disputes over milk price materials, executive privilege, and comments by Haig and Connally on the tapes crisis. a separate hearing was set for Hunt and four Miami men in the Watergate break-in case.
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Nixon
Cox
White House
Watergate Grand Jury
Senate Watergate Committee
NBC
Meet the Press
Agriculture
Clifford A. Hardin
Alexander M. Haig Jr
CBS
Face the Nation
Haig
Time Magazine
Washington
Administration
John B. Connally
Treasury
Connally
Austin
Tex
Sirica
E. Howard Hunt
Miami
Fla
Courtland School Class Photo 1935 Under Miss Louise Davis
Courtland School in 1935 features fifth and sixth graders with teacher Miss Louise Davis. The image includes students Letha Terry Myrel Lee Letson Catherine Parker Merle Tingle Marie Pollard and many others across four rows. Contributed by Mrs Merle Tingle Smith of Moulton.
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Lousie Davis
Malcolm Austelle
Courtland School
Letha Terry
Myrel Lee Letson
Catherine Parker
Merle Tingle
Marie Pollard
Margaret Smith
Davie Tingle
Loretta Hill
Catherine Terry
Opal Jean Burden
Marvin Burden
Louise Parker
Geneva Johnson
Lorene Parker
Florence Hamilton
Dessie Hamilton
Vonnie Loosier
Sheron Randolph
Grady Pollard
Louise Davis
Grady Rose
Price Tyler
Joe Ed Hendon
Gordon Cross
Merle Tingle Smith
Moulton
Case May Settle Death Question in Oakland Trial
In Oakland a murder case may shape medical law by testing if removing a beating heart for a transplant counts as death caused by the operation. Andrew Lyons faces trial after shooting Samuel Moore. Moore was declared neurologically dead at Highland Hospital.
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New York Times
Oakland
Calif
Andrew D. Lyons
Samuel Moore
Lyons
Highland Hospital
Moore
Harvard University
Norman Shumway
Stanford University
California
Robert Burn
Shumway
Stanford
John FE. Houser
Santa Clara County
Roland Prahl
Blaine Wixon
Wixon
Eight Die On State Roads In Alabama Weekend Toll
Doraville Georgia man Charles Edward Lawrence Jr. 27 died in a three car crash in Cleburne County near Heflin. Roger Foster 12 was struck by a car in Baldwin County Friday. Steve Clay 42 was killed when hit by an unidentified car near Sardis Saturday. Robert Works 42 of Maplesville died in a one car crash in Chilton County Sunday. Jerry Fennelle 24 of Quinton died when his car left the road and overturned near Parrish. Martha Mullins 37 of Crossville died in a two car crash near Rodentown and Caroline Bernstein 57 of Selma perished when her vehicle collided near Demopolis Otis. Ray Burrell 24 also died in a car crash.
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Doraville
Alabama
Charles Edward Lawrence Jr
Cleburne County
Heflin
Roger Foster
Baldwin County
Steve Clay
Sardis
Robert Clinton Works
Maplesville
Hearing Today On Murder Plot In Jasper Alabama
A writ of habeas corpus hearing is set today in Jasper Alabama for Kenneth Smith 40 of Franklin Tennessee who faced Alabama charges in a plot to assassinate He had Alabama charges dismissed and a Tennessee warrant issued for similar offenses His defense says holding him violates due process and constitutional rights as ex tradition proceedings loom and bond negotiations continue The AP notes a weekend tally of traffic fatalities from 6 p m Friday to midnight Sunday
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Jasper
Ala
Alabama
Bill Baxley
Kenneth Smith
Franklin, Tenn
Bill McKnight
James C. Brotherton
McKnight
Tennessee
Tel Aviv Seen Returning To Normal After War Pause
In Tel Aviv the city returns to normal as beaches resume activity and cafes reopen while police report a drop in crime during the Sabbath weekend. UN peacekeeping forces organize convoys to Suez and Cairo amid ceasefire tensions, with Meir stating Israel will allow the relief convoys and a US appeal prompts distribution of supplies.
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Israeli
Tel Aviv
Israel
Jerusalem
Arlosoroff
Ben Yehuda
Bernie
Bernie's
Cairo
Suez
U. N
U.N
Ismailia
Egypt
Cyprus
Ismailise
Kurt Waldheim
Middle East
New York
Associated Press
Edith M. Lederer
Cairo-Suez
Aharon Yariv
Bashir Shariff
Yariv
Sianitt
Golda “Meir
Aviv
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Doc) Carpenter
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Jaffa
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