Grandmotherly figure boards Pan Am flight with 31 Korean orphans
A white haired matron beams as a stewardess introduces 31 Korean orphans bound for the United States aboard Pan Am flight No 2 circling the world to New York. The grandmother consoles herself with imagined grandchild news while cradling a pink dressed baby, retracing a tender departure amid long travel. A separate line notes Sothebys valued at $560,000 for two diamond rings stolen during a public viewing in Zurich.
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New York
United States
Miss Pink
Zurich
Switzerland
UPI
Sothebys Auction House
Omaha youth gets life term for murder
John Anthony Scott, 19, was sentenced to life in prison after being convicted of first degree murder in the Feb 18 shooting that killed 92-year-old William McCormic and wounded his wife Bertha during a burglary attempt. He also received 16 to 50 years for the assault with intent to kill.
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Omaha
UPI
John Anthony Scott
Douglas County District Court
William McCormic
McCormic
Bertha
Scott
John Clark
Clark
Douglas County
James Jansen
Thomas Riley
EPA rules threaten small grain elevators in rural areas
The EPA's new air pollution standards for grain operations are viewed as too strict for small operators. Nebraska Grain and Feed Dealers Association official Robert Anderson said a Saturday hearing will pursue modifications. He argues rural towns do not face severe pollution, while city elevators would be affected. The meeting will include congressional aides and state officials with Lt. Gov. Gerald Whelan attending for the governor.
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Environmental Protection Agency
Robert Anderson
The
Nebraska Grain and
Feed Dealers Association
Anderson
EPA
Nebraska
State Department of Environmental Control
Gerald Whelan
J. James Exon
Bish accuses G I misled on regional airport plan
Grand Island Chamber of Commerce president Milan Bish said the city was misled about a regional airport plan. He blamed inadequate counsel and the State Aeronautics Dept for not informing officials about a substitution that would let Hastings and Kearney keep certified airports and allow Frontier Airlines to concentrate service in Grand Island.
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Grand Island
UPI) Chamber of Commerce
Milan Bish
Bish
State Aeronautics Dept
Hastings
Kearney
Frontier Airlines
Fires Could Close Western Parks If Fire Threat Worsens
Federal officials warn that backcountry areas in national parks and forests across Western states may be closed to the public if forest fire danger increases significantly.
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Newhouse News Service
Washington
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