Door blast blamed for DC10 emergency landing
DETROIT UP I reports the DC 10 eight blast over Detroit Metropolitan Airport Monday night was caused by a cargo door blowing open at 12 000 feet the door opened and a rapid decompression followed Flight crew Capt Bryce De McCormick brought the jetliner to a safe stop with one engine out no brakes and no rudder Nine passengers and a stewardess were lightly injured. no hospitalizations were required Investigators said the cargo door and other doors were properly latched and the incident is not believed to be bomb related.
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Detroit
UPI
American Airlines
Buffalo
N.Y
Ontario
Bryce de. McCormick
Metropolitan
Ruther
McCormick
House Panel Backs Nixon Viet Policy After Narrow Vote
In a close vote the House Foreign Affairs Committee rejected end the war legislation and endorsed Nixon’s Vietnam policy. The substitute by Rep Buchanan urged withdrawal within four months of a ceasefire and POW release, with White House saying the President was pleased by the committee’s stance.
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Nixon
Washington
House Foreign Affairs Committee
House
House Democratic Caucus
Vietnam
John Buchanan
Congress
White House
Cornelis E. Gallagher
DWNJ
Seymour Halpern
Rn.y
Senate
Vietnam War updates near Vinh and Dong Hoi ports
U S forces conducted 29 air strikes against North Vietnam including near Vinh and Dong Hoi with fuel depots damaged. U S B 52s targeted supply routes as North Vietnam claimed two American F 4s were shot down, though no U S losses were reported by the U S Command.
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AIR Force
Marine and Navy
Vinh
U.S. Command
Dong Hot
Tanol
Vietnam
Social Security reform proposal includes wage base rise and tax hikes
A federal employment push would place Workfare adults in private jobs with supplementary pay. Public service work pays $1.20 hourly. A new tax schedule raises the wage base from 9001 to 10209 in 1973 and boosts rates, with 6.2 percent now rising to higher levels by 1977 and beyond. AFDC would become block grants. Washington would withhold matching funds. Self employed rates rise to 7.95 percent in 1973, base remains 10200.
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Washington
Coffin Drops From Air Over Sandwich Township
A coffin falling from an American Airlines DC10 cargo hatch landed in a Sandwich township cornfield 50 yards from a home. The casket contained a 47 year old woman's body en route from Wisconsin to Buffalo and caused an open lid view before authorities took custody.
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Neal Callahan
Great Lakes
Federal Aviation Agency
PAA
American Airlines
DCI
Warde
Wisconsin
Buffalo
Sandwich
Faeea
N.Y
Kent County
Kenneth Rock
Facea
California Budget Plan Details and Education Funding
The state budget proposes 150000 for working drawings of a similar facility and shows California public schools may receive over 2 billion from the state unless the governor reduces. Reagan likely will veto parts of the school allocations while Serrano related funds aim to comply with court rulings. LEARN members urge no veto, asserting 24 legislators backing the effort.
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California
Maakes
Reagan
State Supreme Court
Sen
Randolph Collier
D-Yreka
Paul Privia
Pacific Palisades
Legislators
LEARN
Ed Reinecke
State University and Colleges
University of California
Fred Marler Jr
Redding
Frank Lanterman
la Canada
Conference Committee
Lanterman
Tax relief bills aid senior renters and homeowners
Senior citizens would gain about 40 million dollars in tax relief under two bills moved to the Assembly floor. One bill would grant renters an equivalent property tax break to that received by senior homeowners, the other would adjust the payout schedule in the senior property tax relief law. Author Leo T. McCarthy said lower income seniors would benefit most.
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Sacramento
Assembly
Leo T. McCarthy
San Francisco
Burial of Rapid City flood victims begins cleanup
Rapid City works to bury more than 200 flood victims as survivors begin cleanup and rebuilding. Graves were held at Fountain View, Mount Calvary, and Black Hills cemeteries while the Army Corps of Engineers clears rubble from 700 destroyed homes.
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Rapid City
Black Hills
Anton
Veruie
Zie- Bimeir
Fountain View
Mount Calvary
Army Corps of Engineers
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Neth Rock
Thomas E. Morgan
Buchanan
Clement J. Zabilocki
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Ohio
L. A. Fountain
North Carolina
Roy A. Taylor
John W. Davis
Georgia
Robert H. Steele
Connecticut
Charles W. Whalen Jr
State Department
Charles W. Braynd
North
China
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Sante Facco
Windsor
Reinecke
Department of Commerce
Sonoma
Agriculture and Services Agency
Harl Coke
Edmund G Brown Jr
Brown
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State Building
Los Angeles
Woodworthy
Long Beach
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Aply
Reat Outdoors
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Cheyenne
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Red Cross
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South Dakota School of Mines
Hood
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