Briton Makes Unopposed Berlin Flight
Hughie Green, British TV star, piloted a two engine rented Cessna from West Berlin to London. The 20 mile wide Berlin corridor flight at 210 mph amid East German airspace occurred after Western protests and a Russian backdown. Western officials say the episode signaled resolve beyond a star’s trip to entertain troops.
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Greenspun Publishing Leadership Team Listed
H. M. Greenspun serves as editor and publisher with Ray Cerrmain and Robert Belz as vice presidents CC James as secretary and Barbara Greenspun as treasurer in the listed leadership lineup for the organization.
Not For Hire Concrete Work In Asphalt Paving
Classified notice notes not for hire nor contractor or licensed status. Advertises concrete drives patios and slabs with contact number 384 3914.
REECO touts Nevada worksite safety and big reserves
McNeill defends REECO funding and low NIC premiums as experts forecast more accidents than occurred. He cites a $12.5 million reserve and $650000 investment return, plus policies saving the government over $300000 in five years. Nevada's admin costs keep premiums lower than other states.
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REECO
McNeill
Nevada
Workman's Insurance Agency
NIC
Spring clean up urged to cut fire hazards nationwide
The National Board of Fire Underwriters urges homeowners to remove trash, repair defects, and continue regular checks of electrical equipment and appliances to reduce fire risk around the house.
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National Board of Fire Underwriters
London physician cites enhanced BP drug effects with hypnosis
A London doctor reports that blood pressure medications show markedly stronger results when paired with hypnosis. The finding suggests a synergistic approach to managing hypertension and could influence future treatment strategies.
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London
Horoscope Forecast for Sunday April 7 19
Sunday astrology by Carroll Righier offers general tendencies for each zodiac sign. It urges cooperation with partners, service to others, and mindful self improvement, with focus on conversations, spiritual guidance, and practical duties.
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Carroll Righier
Water Study Grants Approval for Research Centers
The Senate Interior Committee approved a bill to fund water research centers at colleges and universities. It would provide up to 100000 dollars annually per state for a land grant college or university and up to five million dollars in matching grants for center projects.
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Washington
UPI
Senate Interior Committee
We Ban Books While Crime Corrupts Our Leaders
An editorial laments corrupt leaders and mob influence in Las Vegas and Carson City praising moral cleansing. It urges seizing and isolating criminals tied to gambling and organized crime, condemning tolerance of their methods and calling for action against the root evil.
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Las Vegas
Murder, Inc
Carson City
FBI
Girl found murdered in Reno apartment after failed contact
Police traced the 4:30 pm Thursday return of Miss MecKaskie, found by the front door locked and back door open. Blood stained knives and bloody razor blades were found in the kitchen, and authorities said she was tortured before death amid a paternity dispute with an unknown ex-husband Jeff Schmidt.
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Miss McCaskie
Reno
Briscoe
Meek surrender ends chase near Nacogdoches
Whittaker fled into thick brush about 22 miles northwest of Nacogdoches after burglarizing his brother’s home in Silbert. Deputy Weems said bloodhounds from Huntsville and a National Guard tank were used to trap him as 45 officers followed. Whittaker, described as a crack shot, surrendered when the tank approached. He was taken to Nacogdoches jail pending return to the Rusk mental hospital.
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Nacogdoches
Terry Weems
Texas State Penitentiary
Huntsville
Whittaker
Weems
Rusk
Silbert
National Guard
Ray Smithhart
National Guardsmen
Bus crash near Portola leaves four dead
Linda Dizina of Portola describes a bus plunge down a slope after the bus slipped and tumbled end over end. Four people died at the scene or on arrival at Oroville Medical Center, with several others in critical condition including a brain-injured man to be moved for neuro surgery in Sacramento.
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Portola
Calif
Jerry Parker
Sunnyvale
Humphrey
Lawrence Ness
Oroville Medical Center
Sacramento
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