Search for possible plane crash near Madison Kan
Deputies aided by Highway Patrol and an Army helicopter searched a wooded area near Madison after reports of a light plane crash along the Greenwood Lyon county line. No wreckage found by mid morning due to fog. evidence of damage noted and a distress signal confirmed. FAA said no missing plane reported and the pilot may not have filed a flight plan.
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Greenwood County
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Emporia
Madison
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Fort Riley
Ben Morrow
Federal Aviation Administration
Kansas City
Explosion Causes Million-Dollar Damage At Ulysses Plant
Cities Service Gas Co plant east of Ulysses sustained over 1 million dollars in damage from a Sunday night pipeline explosion. No injuries occurred and temporary measures will resume plant service by midweek. The firm operates in Kansas Missouri Texas Nebraska Oklahoma and serves eastern Wichita area customers.
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Cities Service Gas Co
Wege
Cities Service
Kansas
Missouri
Texas
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Wichita
Not a penny before freedom hostage talks shift to escrow plan
The Carter administration rejects paying ransom while Algerian intermediaries push for a new approach to free the 52 hostages in Iran. An escrow-based method would hold Iranian assets in a neutral country until hostages are released, with Tehran demanding 24 billion in guarantees. Nabavi signals willingness to consider U.S. counterproposals that satisfy Algeria and Iran's four release conditions.
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Washington
Carter
Iran
Tehran
State Department
U.S
Behzad Nabavi
Nabavi
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Dogs maul youth to death in Illinois farm incident
A 14 year old boy Kevin Zook sought help at a Macedonia farmhouse after his motorcycle ran out of gas and was killed by four dogs, three Great Danes and a Saint Bernard. His body was found about 24 hours later in brush near the Bill Waller farmhouse. Autopsy cited exposure and severe trauma. Dogs impounded and to be destroyed. no charges filed.
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Akin
Ill
Kevin Zook
Macedonia
Charles Seagle
Franklin County
Seagle
Zook
Bill Waller
Waller
Falls 1500 Feet Man Survives Mount Whitney Plunge
Stephen Goolsby, 30, of San Jose, survived a 1500 foot fall on Mount Whitney, fracturing his spine and suffering other injuries but remaining hopeful for release in days. He warned hikers to avoid trails beyond their abilities after slipping on ice during descent with two experienced climbers. His companions carried him to base camp, then he was airlifted to Northern Inyo Hospital.
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Bishop
Calif
Stephen Goolsby
Contiguous United States
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Inyo
Inyo County
Bud Clayton
Goolsby
Charlene
Mount
Whitney
Alaska
Sheriff’s Department
China Lake Naval Station
Reagan struggles to fill education secretary post
President elect Ronald Reagan says he cannot complete his Cabinet as several potential candidates declined the education secretary post. He plans to dismantle the department but continues the search after returning to Los Angeles from his ranch. He did not identify those who turned down the job.
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Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Garden Bowl
Hard Rock Lanes
Santa Barbara
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