Plane crash survivors recount ordeal and cannibalism claim
Brent Dyer and Donna Johnson describe surviving a May 5 Idaho crash after five days in freezing mountains. They say Donald Johnson gave his coat and, after hunger, they ate part of his body to stay alive. They were rescued May 24 near Challis after a perilous trek.
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Estevan
Don
Johnson
Norman Pischke
Idaho
White Cloud Mountains
Pischke
Dyer
Miss Johnson
Boise
Saskatchewan
Livingston Silver Mine
Challis
Alfred Swanson
Stewards Back New Inco Metals Pact After Rebuff
Stewards for 11,700 striking Inco Metals workers vote 83 to 75 to back a new three year agreement after rebuking a prior tentative pact. Union officials say the margin comes from stewards on the negotiating committee as membership votes loom.
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Sudbury
Ont
Inco Metals Co
Gib Gilchrist
Ontario
United Steelworkers of America
Local 6500
Gilchrist
Dave Patterson
Toronto
Patterson
Steelworkers Union Centre
DC-10 Returns to Kennedy After Left Engine Failure
National Airlines DC-10 with 224 aboard to Amsterdam diverted to Kennedy Airport after losing power in the left engine shortly after takeoff. The flight 6 jet landed safely at 7:28 p.m. EST with its other two engines. Officials say engine failure can occur and was not tied to the prior Chicago DC-10 crash.
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New York
National Airlines
Amsterdam
Kennedy Airport
An Airlines
National Flight 6
Kennedy
Airlines
Chicago
U.S
Federal Aviation Administration
City council votes to close two outdoor ice rinks after 18 years
In a special meeting the council approved closing the Hill and Heights Recreation Centre rinks amid debate. The bylaw still needs second or third readings corrected, with June 12 set for the next regular meeting to finalize borrowing bylaw details.
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Hill and Heights
Ald
Lucille Moyer
Ken Sauer
Local Authorities Board
Community Services Committee
Moyer
George Davison
Pete Simpson
Davison
Simpson
Ihe
the Heights Recreation Centre
Heights
Sauer
Community Services Division
Ron Clement
Sam Stone
Milt Reinhardt
Clement
Crescent Heights
Stone
Cossette-Trudels face sentencing debate for 1970 Cross kidnapping
In Montreal onth 1970 James Cross kidnapping case the Cossette Truders lawyers urge community service arguing renunciation of terrorism while prosecutors seek prison terms citing a global wave of political violence. Judge Mayrand convicts based on defence admissions and the couple’s links to the abduction.
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Lew Diggs
Montreal
Jacques and
Louise Cossette-Trudel
Front de Liberation du Quebec
James Cross
Quebec
Yves Mayrand
Muzorewa Heads Zimbabwe Rhodesia New Government
Zimbabwe Rhodesia began operations with Abel Muzorewa as prime minister. He moved into the government offices after a brief midnight proclamation, signaling a transition from white-minority rule to black leadership. Ian Smith joins the cabinet as a minister without portfolio.
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Salisbury
Africa
Zimbabwe
Rhodesia
Abel Muzorewa
Muzorewa
Ian Smith
Britain
Smith
Fund Grows for Downed Canadian Cowboys Search
More than 17000 has been donated by district residents to aid in the search for four Canadian cowboys missing after a light plane vanished in the U S Northwest. Funds wired to Salem Oregon and a Patricia Community Hall benefit dance tonight aim to raise more.
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Duchess
Jack Brost
Dale Trottier
Oregon
Brian Claypool
Saskatoon
Lee Coleman
Pierceland
Saska
Gary Logan
Sundre
Bunney
Canadian Rodeo Cowboys Association
CRCA
Salem
San Francisco
Las Vegas
Patricia
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Fairman
Washington
Philip Hogue
National Transportation Safety Board
Hogue
Kelly
Sessions Court
Serge Menard
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