DC-10 grounding sparks flight juggling amid schedule chaos
Washington reports airlines rerouting passengers and adding planes as 138 DC-10s are grounded after May Chicago crash. FAA bans all DC-10s until cause is found, disrupting about 70,000 travelers daily and threatening summer travel. Government and industry seek answers from engineers and safety boards.
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Saccharin OK'd for two more years in House panel
A House subcommittee voted to permit saccharin to stay on the market through June 30, 1981, rejecting an FDA ban and extending the 25 month grace period. The panel's action comes amid broader Capitol Hill moves including welfare reform and health insurance debates.
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Egypts 376 parliamentary seats up for grabs in landmark vote
Egypts 10 million electors vote across 26 000 stations for 376 Parliament seats including 30 reserved for women first time. Parties legalized three years ago contest 1 600 candidates while Sadats NDP seeks outright majority amid regional tensions with Israel over West Bank Gaza Alon Moreh and Lebanese crisis unfold with PLO moves and refugee pleas.
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Pope John Paul II revisits birthplace Wadowice Poland
Pope John Paul II returns to his birth town Wadowice and revisits Kalwaria monastery, greeting old friends and recalling boyhood days. He then travels to Auschwitz to pray alone in the cell of Father Maksymilian Kolbe and to celebrate a Mass with prisoners, acknowledging the Holocaust's horrors.
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Task force to examine state's organized crime
Harrisburg AP The Pennsylvania Commission on Crime and Delinquency appointed a special Task Force on Organized Crime to study organized crime in the Commonwealth and recommend measures. It is led by Attorney General Edward Biester and includes State Police Commissioner Daniel Dunn and other officials and lawyers. The panel will consider the framework of last year's organized crime laws while shaping policy responses. Subgrants totaling 1.7 million were awarded, including 68,399 to Allegheny County for a juvenile restitution project and 2,888 to Legal Services Inc. for inmate legal aid at Camp Hill, plus 26,532 to the National Center on State Courts.
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J L plans to lure new industry to Mahoning Valley
Jones & Laughlin Steel Co a unit of LTV Inc unveiled a long range program to revive the Mahoning Valley by attracting new industry and business The effort will center on J L L Youngstown district property and be driven by a facilities development team based at Campbell works in Youngstown led by Gordon Allen the central district VP
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Bethlehem Steel loses court case over ship option contract
Judge Maurice Louis ruled Bethlehem Steel failed to prove an option to buy up to five ore carrying ships from Litton Industries was binding. The case centered on an agreement to build vessels at 20 million each and a first ship named The Cort already in operation.
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New York Daily News Ends 2 Day Photoengravers Strike
The New York Daily News resumed publication after a two day photoengravers strike ended with a contract agreement reached Wednesday night. Union members had not ratified the pact yet but returned to work as talks continued, with no ratification date set. The walkout was the third at the News in under a year and the contract grants job security through early 1984 while reducing job classifications.
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Public censure sought for Rep. T. Milton Street
A House resolution seeks a public censure of Rep. T. Milton Street for chronic absenteeism. Introduced by Rep. John Davies and nine others, it could mark the first formal action against Street who has not attended since early March and who cited safety and staff needs.
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Four Johnstown men jailed in extortion plot
Four Johnstown men Leroy Shaw George Shaw Winfield Christian and Lee Ernest were jailed in Pittsburgh on US charges of attempting to extort a Canton Ohio businessman and his family with threats of bodily harm. Bond ranged from 50 000 to 100 000 and arraignment was before Magistrate Ilan Sensenich. If convicted each faced up to 20 years in prison and a 10000 fine.
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Delaware County eyes trash to energy plan after European tour
Delaware County solid waste director J. Erik Schaeffer toured 11 plants in the Netherlands Germany and Switzerland to study trash to energy. He says the system would cost 70 to 120 million dollars and cut annual garbage haul costs from four million. European plants are odorless and quiet and treat energy as a power supplier rather than a byproduct.
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Timekeeper in Chester racketeering gets three years
Rudolph Sonny Feliziani, former Chester police timekeeper, is sentenced by U S District Court Judge Raymond Broderick to three years in federal prison after conviction on racketeering and conspiracy charges. He was linked to former Chester Mayor John H Nacrelli, who received six years for involvement in a multi million dollar gambling protection scheme.
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Solar powered public bathroom opens at Narragansett beach
Narragansett Rhode Island opens the nation s first solar powered public bathroom at the beaches. The $21000 colonial style facility features rooftop solar panels and solar heated hot water taps to keep sinks warm while offering free restrooms. Park director Ralph Coppa calls it educational as visitors see solar heat in action.
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Armco, Bloomsburg Carpet win low-interest PIDA loans
The Pennsylvania Industrial Development Authority approved a 3.7 million loan to Armco Steel Corp in Butler County for a new concasting unit and an 80 thousand dollar loan to Bloomsburg Carpet Industries for a 14 000 square foot plant addition. Armco expects 60 new jobs from the expansion with total project costs near 50 million dollars, while Bloomsburg Carpet anticipates 20 new jobs in one year and 25 in three years. Loans carry 4 percent interest.
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