Plane Crash In Philadelphia Leaves 103 Injured
An Allegheny Airlines DC9 crash at Philadelphia International Airport injures 103 aboard with 16 hospitalized. The aircraft veered on landing in rain, tail section broke away, no fire. Passengers escaped via wing door and rear exits as rescuers recovered flight recorders for investigation.
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Library Adds More New Books To Shelves
The library announces extended hours this week with afternoon and early evening openings from Monday to Saturday. New adult titles include Final Days by Bob Woodward and Hiding Place by Corrie Ten Boom among many others from authors such as Peter Benchley and Dean R Koontz.
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Bob Woodward
Lyndon B. Johnson
Florence McCollister
Corrie TenBoom
Robert D. Mead
David Poling
Walter H. Bucksbaugh
Anne Maybury
Peter Benchley
Julie Ellis
Palma Harcourt
Mary Martha Crawford
Catherine Marchant
Arthur Maling
Constance Heaven
Elizabeth Cadell
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Janet Majerus
Robert Ludlum
Harold King
Dean R. Koontz
Robert Keer
Nancy Freeman
Rose Wilder Lane
Anne Marice
Jonath Kolb
Corn and soybeans face tighter carryover as demand rises
UPI reports that stronger foreign demand lifts 1976-77 export forecasts for corn to 1.35 billion bushels, with carryover expected to drop to 794 million this fall. Soybeans see similar revisions. September stocks fall to 200 million, and 1977 carryovers shrink toward 100 million, the smallest in four years.
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Public employees end walkout in Massachusetts
A three day illegal strike by 20 000 Massachusetts state employees ended minutes before a 6 a.m. court deadline that would have cost the union 200 000 dollars a day in fines. Union president Howard Doyle said workers would return to work as talks progressed. The strike began after failed contract talks and a pay raise since 1969. Mediator Eric Schmertz noted significant progress but no agreement remained.
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Beirut clashes rage as leftist camps withstand assault
In Beirut heavy fighting erupts around Tal Zaatar and Jisr Al Pasha refugee camps as leftist forces repel a Christian tank and artillery attack. Over 100 killed and 225 wounded in 24 hours amid citywide shelling and a power blackout.
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Plant solid roots Take stock in America Buy US
A concise pro national savings push urging Americans to invest in the United States and purchase Savings Bonds to strengthen the domestic economy.
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