Pilot To Be Questioned In Probe Of Plane Crash
A Air Force A 7D Corsair pilot Maj. Bruce L Teagarden bailed out as the jet struck the Ramada Inn Airport hotel near Indianapolis International Airport killing nine. The plane lost power at 31 000 feet, struck the hotel lobby, exploded, and burned cars. Teagarden survived and was hospitalized awaiting questioning. Nine dead and seven injured. The crash site drew about 100 people including hotel staff and conference attendees. Police and fire officials identified several victims and continued body identifications.
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Census recruitment sparks concerns in Kansas politics
Senate Democratic Leader Michael Johnston questions the recruitment of 1300 state census workers by Secretary of State Bill Graves for a 1989 special census. Johnston worries about representative hiring to reflect political and ethnic makeup, while Graves vows a cross‑sectioned pool from legislators and officials. The census uses 100 crew leaders, 1200 canvassers, and 42 clerks in five regional offices with pay rates of 6.10 and 4.10 per hour.
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Solow Wins Nobel Prize in Economics for Growth Model
American economist Robert M. Solow of MIT wins the Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences for a 1956 mathematical model linking capital stock to per capita production. At 63, Solow notes recent market declines but cites a path toward brighter future. critiques budget deficit and Reagan tax policy.
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First Lady Nancy Reagan Says She Feels Fine After Surgery
Nancy Reagan, upbeat after cancer surgery at Bethesda Naval Medical Center, says she feels fine and will go home soon. She urges women to get regular breast cancer check ups as doctors detected her cancer early from a mammogram.
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