Five Cut To Pieces In Helicopter Accident
In Manhattan a New York Airways helicopter toppled at the Pan Am building rooftop, slashing passengers with its blades. Five people died including a woman struck by debris, eight injured as blades reached the sidewalk and nearby streets. Investigators from NTSB and FAA arrived. Mayor Beame suspended the heliport license pending inquiry.
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New York
Pan American
Grand Central Terminal
Midtown Manhattan
Biltmore
Madison Avenue
Anne Barnecott
Bronx
Pan Am
New York Airways
John F. Kennedy International Airport
Dick Martinson
Michael Baden
Baden
Kennedy Airport
Enrico Gnaga
Milan
Italy
Bellevue Hospital
David Toomey
Montclair
N.J
Michael Findley
Manhattan
National Transportation Safety Board
Federal Aviation Administration
Washington
Abraham Beame
Ethics bill filed in North Carolina House
Rep. William Creech introduces a code of ethics covering all three branches to restore public trust. The proposal would bar state workers from using positions for personal gain, require financial disclosures, and create a 12 member ethics commission with penalties up to 10000 dollars and five years in prison.
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N.C
Raleigh
William Creech
D-Wake
Creech
Senate
Ethics
Congressional Panel Declares Nuclear Defense Useless
The Joint Committee on Defense Production reports a major nuclear conflict would ruin both nations regardless of defenses. It says Soviet civil and industrial defenses fail to protect population or economy while U.S. defenses would not preserve major power status.
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Washington
United States
Soviet Union
Congressional
Joint Committee On Defense Production
U.S
William H. Kincade
Kincade
United
William Proxmire
Dwis
China
Oil Shortage Seen Threatening World By 1981 Study Says
An international energy panel warns oil shortages could cripple the industrialized world by 1981 unless conservation steps are taken and Middle East production rises. The group, organized in 1974 by MIT’s Carroll L. Wilson, presents scenarios rather than firm policies.
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Washington
Middle East
Carroll L. Wilson
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Carter
Parents of Sabich sue Claudine Longet for 1.3 million
Vladimir Sabich Sr and Frances Sabich filed a 1.3 million civil suit in U.S. District Court Denver alleging malice and reckless disregard in the death of Vladimir Spider Sabich, caused by Claudine Longet who is to be released from Pitkin County Jail after a 30 day sentence.
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Denver
Vladimir
Sabich
Claudine Longet
U.S
Pitkin County
Vladimir Sabich Sr
Frances Sabich
Kybura Calif
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Worth Gentry
D-Stokes
Ron Taylor
D-Bladen
Jim Hunt
Hunt
High Point Funeral Home
Harold C. Davis
United Family Life Insurance Co
Harold C. Davis, Inc
P.O
High Point
Thome
Flowers North Main
Farriss
Pro
Parents of
Ms. Longet
Bettye Packer
Ward ST
West Green Dr
Los Angeles
Eastern Airlines
Atlanta
L.A
Winston-Salem
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