Girl survives plane crash with puppy amid Oregon tragedy
An 11 year old girl Theresa Seymour and a puppy survived a crash that killed three others including her stepfather Robert Conduff Jr. near Bryant Mountain 35 miles southeast of Klamath Falls. She suffered a leg fracture and exposure but is in good condition in a local hospital. The crash occurred Sunday amid icing conditions.
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Theresa Seymour
Robert Conduff Jr
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Tex
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George Hochstetler
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Yakima
Wash
AMA to challenge FTC challenge to advertising ban
The AMA vows to fight an FTC charge that its ban on advertising physician prices and services restrains competition. AMA leaders Holden and Parrott defend the rule as protecting professional ethics and patient needs. Hearings before an administrative law judge begin Feb. 9, with potential appeals to the full commission and federal courts.
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Washington
American Medical Association
Federal Trade Commission
Raymond Holden
Max Parrott
Chicago
FTC
Cian
Bureau of Competition
Code of Ethics
Full Commission
Malcom Todd
Ford vetoes construction picket bill amid labor dispute
President Ford announced he will veto the construction site picketing bill after heavy Republican opposition and Reagan's stance, despite earlier White House support and labor backing. The move aims to avoid wider conflict in the industry as primary contests loom.
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Ford
Ronald Reagan
U.S. Supreme Court
Harry Truman
Congress
White House
Terrorists free last hostages surrender in Algeria
The five OPEC attackers released all hostages in Algiers after surrendering to Algerian authorities. They later freed seven hostages in Tripoli including Libyan and Algerian oil ministers, then flew to Algiers with remaining captives. An Austrian Airlines flight had transported 41 hostages and the gunmen from Vienna to Algiers.
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Austria
OPEC
Tripoli
Algiers
Bruncees
Libya
Algeria
Ahmed Zaki Yamani
Saudi Arabia
Jamshid Amouzegar
Iran
Tunis
Ford signs bills to roll back oil prices by a penny
President Ford signed a bill that rolls back domestic oil prices a penny or two a gallon then lifts them gradually. Officials say retail fuel prices could drop by about a penny next year but effects may be spotty and offset by foreign price hikes. The measure also averts a six cent gas surge tied to price control expiration and aims to encourage domestic production and reduce import dependence.
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Washington
Ford
Frank Zarb
Plane Crash Near Milan Leaves 133 Safe as 30 Injured
A TWA Boeing 707 crashed in fog while landing near Milan. All 133 aboard survived with 30 injured. Police and onlookers surveyed the wreckage as a fire in the fuselage was extinguished, preventing a greater tragedy. Many passengers were Italian-Americans from San Francisco and New York.
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Milan
Italy
San Francisco
New York
New Jersey Chemist Leads $65 Million Drug Seizure
DEA and local agents arrest Dr. Phillip Radlick of Rahway New Jersey and three Southern California residents on conspiracy to manufacture a controlled substance after seizing 1200 pounds of precursor PCP also known as angel dust and other lab equipment at a Los Angeles garage. Agents say the PCP could yield 500 pounds of angel dust worth 85 million doses retailing at one dollar each. The case involved seized chemicals and explosives with a West Coast history largest of its kind.
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New Jersey
Adams Boulevard
Joe Flanders
Kenneth Marvin Baker
Hollywood
George Henry Willers
Kathryn Ann
Glendale
Flanders
Light Plane Crash Near Banning Airport Kills Three
Three people died when a single engine Piper Cherokee 180 crashed and exploded about a half mile east of Banning municipal airport around 6 30 p m. The occupants were thrown clear and the fireball was observed by a Highway Patrol officer. Names of the dead were not released.
Independent perjury charges against Dr Stanton
Trial date set as the independent perjury case against Dr Stanton proceeds. A separate U S judge will decide on the release of Agnew documents. Additional stories discuss John F Kennedy affairs. Dog owners face tripled impoundment fines.
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