Balloonists complete fastest world crossing attempt by air
The American trio led by Ben Abruzzo lands near Paris to a jubilant welcome after a record breaking Atlantic crossing in the Double Eagle II. They say they will fly home on Air France Concorde and head to London for festivities. Authorities protect the fragile gondola as crowds cheer.
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Evansville crash report disputed by charter firm president
Elliott Martin, operations manager for National Jet Services, disputes the NTSB finding that the DC-3 crash that killed the Evansville University basketball team was caused by leaving external control locks on the rudder and right aileron. He says no witness saw locks installed, and the plane’s tail heavy loading also contributed to the crash. The NTSB cited haste in loading as a factor. 29 people died including 14 team members.
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Ezel Picnic Set for Sunday at Armco Park
The eighth annual Ezel Kentucky picnic will be held Sunday at Armco Park starting at noon. Attendees are asked to bring a basket lunch and join neighbors for a community gathering.
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Births and hospital notes from local area
Birth announcements list a girl for Mr. and Mrs. Ben Salem of 20 Monroe Street and a boy for Mr. and Mrs. Norris Downing of 4406 Graydon Drive with other out of town names. Dismissals include Karen Moore and several others from various street addresses. Hospital visiting hours are posted Monday through Saturday from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. and 5 to 8 p.m.
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Hinkle Road
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Niederlander Drive
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Fulton Lane
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Andrews St
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Elk Creek
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Lafayette Ave
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Ohio Ave
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Bomb Explodes Aboard Philippine Airlines Jet
A bomb exploded in a rear lavatory of a BAC-111 airliner at 24 000 feet, wounding three passengers and blowing the bomber out over the Sibuyan Sea. The plane landed in Manila 15 minutes later with 84 aboard. No political motive found. investigators review possible insurance or onboard target motives.
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British matador Henr Higgs dies in hang gliding crash
AP reports Henr Higgs, 34, the only British fighter to become a matador, was killed in a hang gliding accident on Thursday in Madrid. The tragedy ends a unique career crossing bullfighting and aerial sport.
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Begin Receives Late Birthday Greeting From Carter
AP reports Prime Minister Menachem Begin received a day late birthday telegram from President Jimmy Carter. Carter congratulated Begin on his 65th birthday and spoke of hope for peace in the Middle East and a God given destiny to bring peace to Israel and the Jewish people. The cable reached Jerusalem Thursday, the day after Begin’s birthday, and was released by the government press office.
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Helms Takes Consulting Post With Bechtel Firm
Richard Helms, former CIA director and U S ambassador to Iran, has joined Bechtel Corp as a consultant. The 65 year old will provide services relating to Iran and the Middle East. Bechtel, a global contractor, employs other ex officials including George Schultz and Caspar Weinberger.
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Carter says Costanza successor not chosen yet
President Carter disclosed he has not selected a replacement for presidential assistant Midge Costanza who resigned two weeks ago over differences in style. He noted she left voluntarily and is weighing attractive job offers while several women are under consideration for the post.
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Decision on nitrates in limbo delays meat preservative ruling
Government weighs sodium nitrite use as new animal tests hint at possible cancer risk. Agriculture Department officials consider immediate ban or gradual phase out with end of year decision. policy makers favor phasing out while consumer groups push for an immediate halt.
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Washington bill eyed by Senate
The Senate will vote next Tuesday on a proposed constitutional amendment to allow residents of the capital to send voting senators and representatives to Congress. Opponents quit a two day filibuster as debate resumes Monday with numerous amendments expected. Senator James McClure plans seven amendments including one to return the District of Columbia to Maryland. A close vote is anticipated with both sides claiming momentum.
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