Survivors Return to U S Aboard Air Force Jet
A list of Canary Islands disaster survivors returned to the United States aboard a United States Air Force C‑141 Starlifter. Ambulatory and stretcher cases are designated. one stretcher patient, Karen Anderson, remained in the Canary Islands. The flight landed at McGuire AFB New Jersey then proceeded to Brooke Army Medical Center in San Antonio and El Toro Marine Base in California for further treatment.
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Canary Islands
United States
Karen Anderson
Seattle
McGuire Afb
New Jersey
Isabell Lord
Long Beach
Calif
San Antonio
Tex
Brooke Army Medical Center
el Toro Marine Air Base
California
Watson Arms Hospital
Ft. Dix
Tanemars
Roy
Kelowna
Canada
Grubbs
Victor
Centerport
N.Y
Pan Am
Ellenbrock
Byron
Laguna Hills
Grace
Moore
Bethene
San Francisco
Trumbull
Albert
la Mesa
Florence
Mary
Phoenix
Jakoubek
Marianne
Visalia
Kershaw
Dorothea
Ste
Borrego Springs
Libert
Alta
Hemet
Moganty
Maurice
Sacramento
Miler
Charles
Escondido
Pinkstaff
San Diego
Sparacino
Steve
Medford
Ore
Walker
la Laguna Hills
Phyllis
el Toro Marine Base
Anderson
Karen
Brusco
Cleo
Lake Oswego
Combs
Louise
Haleiwa
Hawaii
John
Culbertson
Ruth
Green Valley
Anz
Hangar of death grisly scene after Canary Islands crash
In a Santa Cruz de Tenerife hangar, 575 victims lie in two long streams of blackened remains from a KLM and a Pan Am crash. Spanish officials and workers in white coats process the bodies for identification and repatriation, with procedures described in stark detail. An American man seeks his sister in law among the victims.
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John Vinocur
Santa Cruz DE Tenerife
Canary Islands
Paris
KLM
New York
Almanac of Residents and Movements Listed
A reader compiled local names with associated cities and statuses. Individuals include Alfreida Naik in Cupertino and Pamela Rich in Woodlake California, plus several Amb and Str notes tied to San Leandro Alpine Longview Laguna Hills Palm Springs and Los Angeles.
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Alfreida
Cupertino
Reynolds
Bennett
San Leandro
Madeline
Rich
Pamela
Woodlake
Calif
Ridout
Edgar
Alpine
Schlecht
Erma
Palm Springs
Simon
Ethel
Los Angeles
Sinnett
Kay
Longview
Wath
Richard
Wash
Tyubir
Mario
Laguna Hills
Waldrip, Herbert
Waldrip
Lara
Williams, Norman
Palos Verdes
Carter power extent eyed
Washington AP reports the House and Senate agree President Carter should gain authority to reorganize the federal government. The House voted 395 to 22 to grant him similar reorganization powers used by presidents 1949 to 1973, with plans taking effect after a short period unless vetoed. The House bill permits a vote on each plan Carter submits, unlike the Senate version.
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Washington
House
Senate
Carter
Congress
Honeymooners die in Canary Islands jet collision
David Singleton and Barbara Singleton were honeymooning in the Mediterranean when their flight ended in tragedy in the Canary Islands. The couple, ages 32 and 34, were among 517 killed in a fiery crash of two jumbo jets. Barbara Mitchell had used her former name on a passport, causing initial concerns among family. The pair had started dating last June and met through local firms where they worked as a broker and legal secretary. Barbara left behind her three teenage children.
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Bakersfield
David Singleton
Barbara
California
Canary Islands
David
Virginia Singleton
Barbara Mitchell
Singleton
Anglee
Kirsleton
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