Repairs blamed for fatal cargo plane crash
An official for Sekman Aviation says he told the aircraft owners the day before the crash that required repairs had not been completed. The cargo plane crashed near a Miami airport after takeoff with 21,000 pounds of Christmas trees, killing ten people including three crew members and five residents. Federal agents and the FBI sought to interview the plane’s owner through the National Transportation Safety Board investigation.
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Mexico Farm Trade Rising In United States Mexico
The Agriculture Department says farm trade with Mexico is growing as demand increases on both sides of the border. US exports to Mexico reached 254 million dollars in the last fiscal year, nearly doubling the prior year, while imports of fruits vegetables beef and live cattle totaled 706 million dollars in 1972-73, up 32 percent.
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Put Up or Shut Up Goldwater Prods Nixon Probe
Sen. Barry Goldwater urges decisive action by House leadership on the Nixon Watergate inquiry. In a Christian Science Monitor interview he says lawmakers must end delays and stop arguing over executive privilege. He faults Nixon for slow responses and for not listening to good advice.
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Det Rio News Herald publishes Sunday wedding notice
A local notice in the Det Rio News Herald announces the marriage of Let Hig Naven Peatalst Hoe de od tae Puatuye ytd at Get Ria boson. Editor Arendwin Eulitar Buaives Dye Secale tb adette details the ceremony date and participants.
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Pan Am hijackings spark global aviation fears
Guerrillas hijack a Pan Am jet, bombs explode in the corridor destroying the cabin and much of the first class. Panic erupts at the Athens gateway as gunfire ricochets through the terminal. A Lufthansa 737, bound for Beirut, is forced to land after a door fault and fuel concerns. Concurrently in Rome, three suspects face trial on charges tied to a planned attack on an Israeli airliner, with ties to Palestinian militant groups.
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Four-Ounce Marijuana Offenders to Be Released in Texas
AP report from Austin: Governor Briscoe will commute sentences of prisoners convicted of possessing less than four ounces of marijuana after a change in law. About a hundred inmates will be freed as paperwork is completed. A voluntary rehabilitation program will be set up in eight cities, including El Paso Austin Laredo Jasper Fort Worth San Antonio Huntsville and Houston, coordinated by Rep. Ronald Earle. Release does not restore civil rights automatically. pardons may follow.
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Kissinger Optimistic After Lisbon Talks With Portuguese Leaders
Secretary of State Kissinger met with Premier Caetano and Foreign Minister Patricio in Lisbon to discuss cooperation among North Atlantic allies and a potential new Lajes air base agreement in the Azores. He remained hopeful for Geneva peace talks with Israel and Egypt, following his Jerusalem meetings that produced complete agreement on opening procedures.
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IRS Changes Return Forms In 1973 Tax Package
The IRS loosens its language as it updates 1973 income tax forms and instructions. Changes include restoring the word spouse to avoid awkward phrasing and removing a glossary of terms, while other procedural updates simplify filing and require keepable records for audits.
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Baird Official Found Innocent
A Callahan County attorney James Paul Siaks was found innocent of sodomy charges in a brief trial before District Court Judge Tou Blackwell. The prosecution called Vernon Guin who testified about the arrest at Pease Park last February. The other two defendants pleaded guilty previously. no further witnesses were called.
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Winter Storm Delays Markets Across East Coast
A winter storm blanketed the eastern United States from Georgia to Maine, bringing snow and sleet. The New York and American stock exchanges delayed opening by an hour as traders and staff faced lingering travel and clerical disruptions.
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Snowstorm Delays Market Opening
New York market open delayed an hour as a winter storm hits the region. Dow Jones around 814 at noon, NYSE 1500 down slightly, Nasdaq-like index down as investors await Geneva Arab Israeli peace talks. Snow blankets Washington to New York area with ice and fallen limbs disrupting transit. Senate session delayed lacking quorum.
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Impeachment Support Dips in Latest Gallup Poll
In Princeton AP report, Gallup finds 35 percent of Americans favor impeaching President Nixon and removing him from office in the Nov 30-Dec 3 survey, down two points from Nov 25. Majorities disapprove of Nixon's presidency. 5 percent have taken action urging impeachment. Republicans up to 12 percent support removal. Democrats rise to 50 percent. independents at 6 percent.
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