Navy to scan ocean for jet cargo door search
The Navy begins a weeklong deep sea search about 100 miles southwest of Honolulu for a United Airlines jet door that blew off Flight 811 17 months ago, carrying away fuselage and killing nine. A 24 square mile area will be sonar scanned for the door believed 15,000 feet down to aid crash cause determination.
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Postcard drive seeks release of U S hostages in Lebanon
Washington AP Organizers of a postcard campaign urge the public to mail more cards to the White House to press for the release of six remaining American hostages in Lebanon. Anne Zicks of the Journalist Committee says public concern helped secure earlier releases of Robert Polhill and Frank Reed. Reed left captivity April 30 after 31 years. Polhill was freed April 22 after almost 28 years.
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Marilyn Quayle Recovering After Cervical Cancer Surgery
Marilyn Quayle wife of Vice President Dan Quayle is recovering from cervical cancer surgery performed over the weekend. The operation was not disclosed previously and officials expect full recovery within four to six weeks while urging yearly Pap tests for women.
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Miss Black America Crowned in Indianapolis
Rosie Jones a 26 year old computer programmer from St. Louis was named Miss Black America after 39 contestants competed in the 22nd annual pageant held in Indianapolis. Second place went to Jacklynne Ann Fletcher of Dayton Ohio with Elaine Joyner of Columbia South Carolina third and Cynthia Richardson of Cincinnati fourth. The event featured swimsuit public speaking and talent judging with Jones earning at least a $2000 prize plus a Hawaii trip wardrobe and crown and planned national appearances. Unlike Miss America, contestants came from major metropolitan areas nationwide says producer Aleta Anderson.
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