Four die as Vulcan bomber crashes near Glenview
Hundreds watch in Northbrook as a British Vulcan jet bomber on a goodwill tour crashes while practicing for an Chicago airshow. All four crew members are killed. Ground damage minimal with blame on loss of power and a fatal plunge toward a garbage dump. Names of victims withheld pending kin notification. Local witnesses recall hearing a sudden loss of power and a flaming crash.
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Chicago
Outdoor funeral marks final tribute to Paul VI
The Catholic world gathers in St. Peter's Square for an unprecedented outdoor requiem Mass for Paul VI. About 100 cardinals concelebrate at 6 p.m. local time with roughly 100,000 mourners and millions watching worldwide. Burial follows nine days of mourning in a simple, monumentless will.
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U.S
Rehnquist Delays Columbus School Desegregation Order
U S Supreme Court Justice William H Rehnquist delayed the Columbus Ohio school desegregation order amid signals lower courts may have erred in applying high court principles He noted four justices would likely vote to review the plan delaying action until the court reconvenes by Oct 2 The Columbus school system with about 87 000 pupils and 37000 slated for busing faces a stay pending possible Supreme Court review while NAACP officials push for reinstatement of the integration order.
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Leslie Van Houten Given Life Prisons Terms
Former high school homecoming princess Leslie Van Houten, 19 at the Tate-LaBianca murders, was sentenced in Los Angeles to three concurrent life terms. Judge Gordon Ringer ordered the terms despite her plea she has changed in nine years. Her father, Paul Van Houten, watched as the ruling was read.
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Rosemary LaBianca
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Paul M. van Houten
Karpov Wins Postponement Of World Chess Game
World champion Anatoly Karpov asked for and received a postponement of the 12th game in the world championship against Viktor Korehnoi in Baguio City Philippines. The game was rescheduled for Tuesday after Karpov cited needing rest. Each side has one victory. first to six wins takes the title and prize money of 350000 dollars to the winner and 200000 dollars to the loser.
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Philippines
Anatoly Karpov
Soviet Union
Viktor Korehnoi
Karpov
Korehnoi
Weekend Storms Preview and Warm Sunday Outlook
Tonight brings scattered thundershowers and humid air with lows in the mid to upper 60s. Sunday turns partly cloudy and warmer with a possible afternoon shower and highs in the upper 80s. Rain chances run around 30 percent tonight and Sunday, followed by a warm dry to partly warm week with highs 85 to 90 and lows 65 to 70.
Feighan Eyed as Kucinich Successor in Cleveland Mayor Recall
Democratic state Rep Edward Feighan would be Cleveland's next mayor if a recall of Mayor Dennis Kucinich succeeds. George Forbes says the council would appoint a temporary mayor until a new election. Feighan agreed to be nominated by Democrats if chosen at the convention. Timothy Hagan supports Feighan, while Forbes denies interest.
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Edward Feighan
Dennis J. Kucinich
Feighan
George Forbes
Kucinich
Timothy Hagan
Cuyahoga County
Hagan
Forbes
Elvis Anniversary Crowds Amid Memphis Police Strike
Memphis police 1,100 officers continue a day-old walkout amid a curfew imposed by mayor Wyeth Chandler to calm a civil emergency. Courts discuss a back-to-work injunction as National Guard units stand by. The Elvis Presley anniversary draws visitors while firemen and patrols observe the picket lines.
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George T. Lewis Jr
Russell X. Thompson
Memphis Police Association
Clifford Pierce
Thompson
Shelby County Sheriff's
Elvis Presley Chandler
Ray Blanton
National Guardsmen
Liberty Bowl Memorial Stadium
Carl Wallace
Pierce
Lewis
Inflation fuels public concern over economy in AP NBC poll
Americans fear inflation most as prices rise, eroding confidence in the economy and Carter's handling of economic issues. Unemployment climbs from 5.7% in June to 6.2% in July, with 47% expecting a worse economy next year and 14% seeing improvement. The inflation rate runs at 11.4% from April to June, signaling a potential 10.4% full year rise.
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Carter
Associated Pressnbc
S Cartel
Nitrite in processed meats linked to cancer concerns
U S federal agencies reviewing nitrite use in ham hot dogs bacon after an MIT study found strong hints of cancer risk in animals and possible human risk while noting nitrite also prevents botulism. They will decide how to balance these health risks and will announce a course of action.
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Food and Drug Administration
U.S. Department of Agriculture
FDA
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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