Jet airliner crashes into seawall near Logan Airport
A Delta Airlines DCS jet clipped a seawall on final approach to Runway 4-Right at Logan International Airport. Of 89 aboard, 88 were killed, one survivor in critical condition. Flight from Burlington to Manchester made a nonscheduled stop due to fog. Pilot reportedly on instrument approach. visibility poor. FAA said plane flew too low. crash described as grisly with mangled wreckage.
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Boston
Delta Airlines
Logan = International
Stanily c
Massachusetts Hunt Hospital
Burlington
Manchester
N.el
Janice Wilson
Lubbock
John. H. Wilson
Houston
Miss Wilson
C. H. Smith
Maurice Worth
Delta
Logan
FAA
James Lane
Boston Police Department
Massachusetts
Logan International Airport
Tougher Pollution Controls Proposed By CELESTE LOUCKS
Dr Alan P Carlin, EPA research division director, argues that pollution control must balance ecological cleanup with costs. Public policy expert Texas Tech notes symbolisms of water and air in the plan, stressing broad accountability beyond wilderness and parks.
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Celeste Loucks
Avalanche-Journal
Alan P. Carlin
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Carlin
Texas Tech
Steaks Order Refused at White House Supply
Bernard Goldstein president of District Hotel Supply refused a White House order for 15 pounds of filet mignon and New York strip. He told Ron Jackson he cannot supply the finest cuts during the meat shortage. Prices noted were 6 dollars per pound for filet and 3 dollars for strip.
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Washington
U P.D
Nixon
White House
Bernard Goldstein
District Hotel Sup
Ply, Inc
New York Strip
Goldstein
Ron Jackson
Fijet
District Hotel Supply, Inc
New York
Texans Fear Phone Lines Are Bugged After Watergate
After Watergate traces, Texans worry lines are tapped. Bell Telephone security reports tripled workload from bug complaints but found only two real bugs in two years, one at a business and one at a home. Spokesmen say ordinary citizens cannot tell if a line is tapped.
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Associated Press
Bell Telephone Co
San Antonio
Ma Bell
Bill Jonas
Bill Hubbard
Houston
Hubbard
Kenneth Brasel
Bell
Muntsville
Galveston
Brasel
Environmental policy costs & benefits explored in EPA plan
A university official discusses regulation and environmental control costs with government, industry, and public funding needs. The article notes air and water pollution controls, incentive taxes, and potential large expenditures before benefits are evident. A bill seeks a 20 cent per See WATER Page 10.
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Mikey
EPA
Bug Page Teases Work and People Unaware
A brief item notes that some workers and involved individuals remain unaware of the situation described as a bug and references additional details on page 10.
Iran Accepts ICCS Vacancy Amid Paris Accord Terms
Reports say Tran agrees to replace Canada on the International Commission of Control and Supervision in Vietnam. The move awaits assent from North Vietnamese and Viet Cong delegations in Paris, with Canada and Indonesia already noted members under the Paris peace framework.
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Saigon
Tran
Canada
International Peacekeeping Commission
Vietnam
United States
Paris
Iran
International Commission’ of Control and Supervision
Hungary
Poland
Indonesia
ICCS
Trial Shift Sought By Emanus' Lawyer
James Emanus an Illinois parolee charged with killing a Lubbock police detective on February 9 has legal counsel seeking a change of venue. The defendant died in the emergency room after being taken to St Marys Hospital. Sheriff’s deputy Albert Smith said jailers and deputies have shown above average caution in handling Emanus.
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Larry Jack Stevens
Inn Town Inn
Cobb
Stevens
Motor Hotel
Sumanus
West Texas Hospital
Sam Attlesey
Avalanche-Journal
Carroll
Coba
James Emanus
An. Illinois
Lubbock
Emanus
St. Mary’s Hospital
Albert Smith
Eman
Ervin Accuses White House of Ordering Haldeman
Senate Watergate hearings reveal Ervin accusing the White House of ordering Haldeman to reveal his interpretation of disputed tapes. Haldeman denies the charge and says he would welcome a chance to play the tapes to the committee.
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Washington
Senate
Watergate
Sami J. Ervin Jr
D-N.c
White House
H.R. Haldeman
Nixon
Haldeman
Ervin
John. W. Dean Ill
Resolution To Impeach Introduced By Drinan
Rep. Robert F. Drinan introduces the first impeachment resolution in the House as protest against Watergate and Cambodia raids. He urges inquiry into high crimes but expects no movement, and the measure is referred to Judiciary Committee.
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Washington
UPD
Nixon
House
Robert F. Drinan
I-Mass
Cambodia
Drinan
House Judiciary Committee
U.S
Congress
Center May Locate Here for Cystic Fibrosis Center
Lubbock is one of three cities under review for a cystic fibrosis treatment and research center. Vance Painter says Lubbock, Wichita Falls and Amarillo are options with Lubbock favored for its medical school. CF affects 212 local children. 12 have died this year. Dallas is nearest state facility. centers exist in Denver, Oklahoma City and New Mexico.
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Lubbock
Vance Painter
North Texas
Texas Tech University
Painter
Pahandle
Wichita Falls
Amarillo
Dallas
Denver
Oklahoma City
New Mexico
United States
Pointer
iAnd Porter
Breath of Life Campaign
Frank Matthews
Larhaddie
Jimmy Ross
Dimmit
Ralph Davis
Abernathy
Sully Green
Seminole
Tommy Davis
Slaton
Nixon Drops Veto Threat On Food Stamp Compromise
The Senate backed a farm bill compromise and sent it to the House amid signs Agriculture Secretary Butz would urge President Nixon to sign. An amendment banning food stamps for strikers was tabled 58 to 34, while the administration’s veto threat shifted to support.
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Washington
Senate
Agriculture
Ear L. Bulz
House
W. R. Poage
D-Tex
Jesse A. Helms
R-N.c
Nixon
Mike Mansfield
Butz
Herman E. Talmadge
Imga
Senate Agriculture Committee
Carl T. Curtis
R-Neb
GOP
Agriculture Committee
Curtis
Senate House
Admin
Prayer Note in Gratitude for the Cross and Followers
A Reader offers a brief religious reflection thanking Heavenly Father for the cross of Jesus and the example of faithful followers. The prayer closes with a blessing and amen.
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Heavenly Father
Jesus
Burtons Decide To End Marriage
Richard Burton and Elizabeth Taylor have asked their attorney to file papers for divorce, a spokesman said Tuesday. John Springer noted the pair decided to take steps to legally conclude their 5-year marriage with no third party involved.
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New York
Richard Burton
Elizabeth Taylor
John Springer
Lubbock Man Charged In Death Of Cyclist
Police charged 2 year old Bryan Doyle Elliot of 4702 4th St with failure to stop and render aid in the Friday night death of cyclist Mike Knox 31 of Lubbock State School. Knox was found in a ditch by motorists after being struck on dth Street near Indiana and Quaker Avenues. Judge LeCroy ruled the death negligent homicide after an autopsy.
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Lubbock
Mike Knox
Lubbock State School
Bryan Doyle Elliot
4Th St
Justice of the Peace
Wayne
le Croys
Elliot
Knox
Dth
Indiana
Quaker Avenues
Supermarket satire on men and women drivers
A brief sketch notes a supermarket scene as a humorous take on gender dynamics with men criticizing women drivers, implying the store as a setting for social commentary. The jibe reflects lighthearted regional humor typical of urban daily pages.
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