Plane crashes into home near Scottsdale Airport
Charles and LaDonna Harris escape unharmed as a light plane from California crashes onto their roof. Pilot Christy Hartman, 63, said he aimed for a gentle landing after losing power, pancake ing the aircraft on the roof. The home sustains about 50,000 dollars in damage and Hartman's wife Rosalie, 59, is in stable condition for possible internal injuries. A Scottsdale witness reported the engine lost power 10 to 15 seconds before impact. Fire officials cite lack of fuel as the apparent cause.
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Charles
LaDonna Harris
Harrises
California
Scottsdale Municipal Airport
Christy Hartman
Hartman
Rosalie
Scottsdale Hospital
Mickey Smith
Scottsdale
Phoenix Fire Department
Steve Jensen
Sick publisher shoots wife then kills himself in PAUL SMITHS
Miles J. McMillin, 69, former editor and publisher of the Capital Times in Madison, shot his wife Elsie Rockefeller McMillin, 58, in their Plattsburgh estate then fatally wounded himself. He was gravely ill with cancer and had recently been discharged from hospital. A .25 caliber pistol was found at the scene.
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N.Y
Miles J. McMillin
Capital Times
Madison
Wis
Elsie Rockefeller McMillin
Champlain Valley Physicians Hospital
Plattsburgh
McMillin
John Lawliss
Saranac Lake General Hospital
Lawliss
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Wisconsin
High tech tactics loom in 1984 campaigns
Campaign experts say 1984 elections will feature extensive use of computers satellites mass mail and cable TV to tailor messages to specific groups like Italian Americans or blue collar workers. DNC plans a standard software package to manage budgets direct volunteers and target precincts while segmentation raises concerns over manipulation and civil liberties.
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Evans Witt
Associated Press
Washington
Robert Smith
Targeted Communications Corp
Democratic National Committee
Frank Tobe
Los Angeles
Tobe
George Orwell
Otter
Peter Hart
Froosevelt Center For American Policy Studies
Richard Dennis
Chicago
Killing suspect gives up in Sumterville murders case
Kenneth Avery Lowrance 17 surrendered amid fear of being killed by co suspect Tony Wells West 29 in the killings of two recluse men and a Naval officer near Vicksburg Mississippi. West remains at large as authorities link both to the shootings and a Jeep theft. investigation centers on the rest stop killings and a backwoods retreat raid.
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Betty Lowrance
Rome News
Kenneth Avery Lowrance
Smyrna
Tony Wells West
Vicksburg
Miss
Lowrance
Chattanooga
Wells
Mississippi
Navy
Aubrey Prielis
Lawrance
Charles L. Scudder
Loyola School of Medicine
Chicago
Joseph Odom
Phelts
Jacksonville
Fla
Felice
West
Scudder
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