Alameda Bay area jet crash kills residents at Tahoe Apartments
Fire officials said six bodies were found and up to 40 residents may have perished after a Navy A7 Corsair crashed into the Tahoe Apartments in Alameda California. At least 17 were injured as structures burned and two adjacent buildings were damaged. The pilot Lt Robert Lee Ward was missing and the Navy would not confirm an emergency landing. Investigators and rescuers worked for hours amid intense heat and steaming rubble as neighbors recalled the disaster.
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Tahoe
San Francisco Bay
Lemoore Naval Air Station
Fresno
Navy
Robert Lee Ward
Cary
N.C
Lemoore
Alameda County
Roland W. Prahl
Ernest Servente
Wayne Cook
Alameda Naval Air Station
Cmdr
Darrel Engwell
Ward
San Francisco Bay Area
Malcolm Longaker
House Votes Revival of REAP
Congress returns REAP to mandatory status with a 251 to 142 vote, 199 Democrats and 52 Republicans backing $225 million through June 30. Nixon may veto again. Senate passage could seal the veto. Twenty Democrats opposed the measure.
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Washington
Nixon
House
Senate
Congress Acts To Halt Strike On Penn Central
Congress moved to halt the Penn Central Railroad strike and give more time to craft a permanent remedy. Senate and House panels rushed proposals with 30 or 90 day pauses as Lincoln Day recess nears and action looms in Washington. The strike idled trains and freight across 16 states and DC, affecting 300000 daily riders.
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Congress
Penn Central
Washington
Penn Central Railroad
Senate Labor Committee
House Commerce Committee
Senate
Democratic
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Philadelphia
Labor Department
District of Columbia
Services Set For Ex Mayor Of Bangor
Julius Severson 85 former Bangor mayor died Tuesday Feb 6. Services Saturday 2 p.m. First Presbyterian Bangor with burial Fairview Cemetery. Visitation Fossum Funeral Home after 4 p.m. Friday and at church 12:30 p.m. until service. He ran Bangor Feed Store 1932 1960 later milk equipment business. Survived by wife Pearl Streeck three sons three daughters two brothers three sisters nine children two great grandchildren.
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Julius B. Severson
Bangor
First Presbyterian Church
Bernard Jeffries
Caesar Auerbach
Fairview Cemetery
Fossum Funeral Home
Severson
Edwin
Floyd
la Crosse
Harold Larson
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Carl Anderson
Pearl Rutz
Coon Valley
Weather outlook: fair and cold with frigid night
Thursday night will be fair and cold with lows near five below zero. Friday remains fair and a bit warmer with highs around 25. Winds shift west to southwest at 5 to 12 mph with a small chance of precipitation. Saturday turns cloudier and warmer with a low near 10.
Pilot program tests career development in early grades
The piece describes a pilot program at Hintgen School for kindergartners and at Smith Valley School for first and second graders to test principles of teaching career development. It notes page references and excerpts mentioning safety concerns about hexachlorophene substitutes and a Tahiti travel scene.
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Hintgen
Smith Valley
CAP program to be phased out by July first
The Wisconsin Coulee Region Community Action Program will be discontinued by July 1, 1973. Director Gordon Robson said funding through Feb. 28, 1974 remains, but staff and CAP properties will be dissolved as funds revert. The board also moved to seek bids for a $2 million bond to finance a Rolling Hills Nursing Home addition.
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Sparta
Wis
Wisconsin Coulee
CAP
Gordon Robson
la Crosse
Vernon
Monroe
Crawford
Office of Economic Opportunity
OEO
Monroe County Board
Robson
Congress
Monroe County
Rolling Hills Nursing Home
Harry Kivell
Tracy
Hanson
Dr. Frederick H. Wolf Dies at 64 in La Crosse
Dr. Frederick H. Wolf 64 longtime head of the University of Wisconsin La Crosse Health Center and La Crosse physician died at his home 324 S 10th St on Feb 7 He led the health center since 1970 after joining in 1966 He held multiple medical society leadership posts and practiced in La Crosse since 1937 Born 1908 in La Crosse in private practice until 1966 and then at the health center He studied at UW and Northwestern and interned in Harvey Illinois Cook County Hospital and studied at Polyclinic Hospital New York City
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Frederick H. Wolf
University of Wisconsin
Harvey
Glass panels fall from Boston skyscraper in high winds
New England's tallest building in Boston suffers cracked and shattered glass as winds top 45 mph. John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance scrambles to assess damage after 16 acres of exterior walls reveal 10,348 panes with 340 broken and hundreds nicked.
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Boston
New England
John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Co
Copley Square
Insurance
Hancock
Casualty
John Hancock
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Calif
Servente
James Haverberg
Lupie Perez
Pearl Streeck
Earl of
Tahiti
Jenkin Lloyd Jones
South Seas
Ann Landers
Hy Gardner
Tri-State
F. H. Wolf
Frederick Wolf
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