Crash Probe Asks Who's Responsible For What
Washington UPI reports a veteran air traffic controller testifies that the landing clearance for TWA Flight 514 on December 1 was standard and proper despite the crash near Dulles. He notes a later rule change requiring clearance when within 15 miles, replacing the prior 35 miles. The hearing seeks to clarify pilot and controller responsibilities.
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Artist Sees Ghost Inspires Portraits Of Old Spring Street Murder
New York artist Vita Giorgi painted a ghost she says appeared at her window then learned of Gulielma Elmore Sands a 1739 murder victim linked to Spring Street. Historians note Sands had stab wounds and a curse was once uttered in court before Burr and Hamilton duel.
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Wounded Cop, Bystander Dies In Hospital Shooting
In New York a hospital shooting left Patrolman John DiCembre injured and Frank Walker dead after a bystander wrestled a gun from the assailant. The patient, Raymond Tubar, 19, was arrested for murder as authorities ordered psychiatric exam for Tudor. Mayor Beame hailed Walker as a heroic civilian.
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UPI
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St. Vincent's Hospital
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Raymond Tubar
Tubar
Hos
Wich Village
Tudor
DiCemibre
Woman GI's Cornrow Stirs Army's Ire
In Frankfurt a black enlisted woman faces a court martial Feb 10 for wearing tightly braided cornrows on duty, alleged harassment over vocal Black women. Spec 4 Bacette Payton, 22, claims bias as Army lines say it violates regulations. She also faces AWOL and psychiatric-examination charges amid a broader debate on enlistess grooming rules.
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Market Surge Keeps Up Lower Interest Rate Seen
The stock market rose for a third straight day amid hopes of further rate cuts, while unemployment claims fell for the first time in a month. Despite signs of improvement, government data show a deep recession with job losses and GM plant closings, though forecasts point to better days by mid year. The Dow jumped above 700 for the first time in five months as traders speculate the two year decline may be ending and banks expect lower prime rates as the Fed eases credit to spur growth.
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General Motors
Washington
New York Stock Exchange
Convoy Delivers First Phnom Penh Food Shipment
A battered convoy reached Phnom Penh with 2,000 tons of rice, unloading as fighting raged around the besieged capital. Military sources said two cargo ships were sunk and another halted for repairs before final arrival amid Khmer Rouge attacks during the Mekong crossing from South Vietnam.
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Mekong
South Vietnam
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