Training questions rise after airline decompression scare
Los Angeles reports debate over mandatory physiological training for airline crews after a DC10 depressurization near Detroit. FAA and Air Force officials discuss altitude chamber work while investigators probe a bin latch failure that hurling a casket from the plane near Windsor Ontario.
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Los Angeles
Ontario
Detroit
America
United States
Federal
Avia
Pan Amieri
Can
United
Trans World
Con
Pan Am
Itie
American Airlines
Air Force
FAA
George Pendergrass
School of
Brooks Air Force Base
San Antonio
Tex
Explosion injures twenty at Alabama coal mine
An explosion near Concord Alabama injured at least twenty miners just before midnight. Eight ambulances rushed to the scene and several men were hospitalized with burns and gas exposure as officials investigated the foreign matter that caused the blast.
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Concord
Ala
Allshock
eSukaaran
Birmingham
mid-Baptist Medical Center
University
U.S. Steel
Lloyd Nolan Hospital
Six men charged in farm beatings conspiracy
Six Santoiana men from Forest City Ark were indicted in Tampa on conspiracy and involuntary servitude. Overt acts included forcibly returning migrant workers to a camp and beating several workers who tried to leave. FBI official J F Santoiana Jr. cited the case as part of abuse at the farm camp.
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Forest City
Ark
Tampa
FBI
J. F. Santoiana Jr
Midnight showdown for Penn Central on strike risk
The Philadelphia based Penn Central Railroad and the United Transportation Union face a midnight deadline for a 30 day moratorium on rule changes and retaliation. A potential strike looms as the railroad seeks to cut 40 maintenance jobs and raise crew efficiency. The company warns of service impacts while the union prepares for intensified bargaining and possible work actions.
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Philadelphia
Penn Central Railroad
United Transportation —Union
Wesday
Central
Toniaht
Noral
Bath
McClellan Wins Runoff For Arkansas Senate Seat
John L. McClellan narrowly defeats David Pryor in the Arkansas Democratic runoff to secure a sixth term. With most precincts counted McClellan leads 52 percent to Pryor's 48 percent in a hard fought contest marked by Pryor's challenge and McClellan's labor stance. Pryor concedes and hints at future plans.
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Little Rock
Ark
UPI
John L. McClellan
Senate
McClellan
David Pryor
Arkansas
Pryor
Organized Labor
Duck saluted as symbol of silly Vietnam era waste
New York dispatch reports Col Herbert claims Maj Gen Barnes ordered a duck with dog tags to be saluted and planted in an imported flower bed in Vietnam. He says this and other actions show Army mismanagement. Barnes denies the charge, while Herbert says his retirement was forced by harassment.
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New York
UPI
Herbert
Vietnam
Anthony Herbert
John Barnes
J. Ross Franklin
Army
Herminie
Westmoreland County
Playboy Magazine
Barnes
Saigon
Winston H. Sun
American Assistance Advisory Group
Taiwan
Taipei
Gen. Barnes
Sun
Rapid City burials begin after flood toll
Survivors of Rapid City continue burying more than 200 flood victims as 3,000 homeless struggle for shelter and food. Henry Hausmann 75, his son Donald 45, and daughter Doris 40 are among those laid to rest in a modest service at Mount Calvary Cemetery. A Catholic priest officiates over a single casket while mourners, Red Cross staff, and pallbearers assist.
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Rapid City
S.D
Henry Hausmann
Donald
Doris
Mount Calvary Cemetery
Black Hills National Forest
Henry
Mary
Red Cross
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National Transportation Safety Board
Windsor Ontario
Bryce McCormack
Windsor
Ont
American ‘Airlines
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Morgan
Millsborough
Bradenton
U. S
Francis Ford
Luberta Taylor
Taylor
Santolana
Walter Taylor
Hillsborough County Health Department
Virginia
South Carolina
Torans Aa
Col. Herbert
Arehouse “Pale
MK & Edgmont Ave
C.E
G.E. Gas Dryer
G.E. Refric
Arts
G.E. Electric
GE. Sunt
Robert L. Painter
Chester
Claymont
Northtowne Plaza
Naamans Road
Delaware City
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