Four Americans die in DC-8 crash near Moscow
UPI reports a Japan Airlines DC-8 crashed after takeoff from Sheremetyevo Airport, killing four Americans among 76 aboard. At least 60 died overall. 15 survivors, mostly Japanese, were hospitalized in Moscow in good condition. Names include Monroe Brettler, Norman Sackheim, Charles Gerhie, and I. Asher.
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Oklahoma City Lawyer Faces Late Appeal in 1971 Case
Attorney Joe Roselle of Oklahoma City arrived 15 minutes late to a September 1971 court session as District Court Judge Elvin Brown of Norman imposed a $100 fine. The Court of Criminal Appeals refused to consider Roselle’s appeal Tuesday, citing a 45 day late filing.
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U S citizenship and social security for retirees abroad
The editor states that only voluntary relinquishment ends citizenship and natural born or naturalized status does not affect this. Retirees abroad in most countries continue receiving Social Security checks, with exceptions in Albania, Communist China, Cuba, North Korea, North Vietnam, East Germany and East Berlin. No periodic reentry needed to keep benefits.
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Drug abuse bill cleared by California Assembly
The California Assembly approved SB 74 by Sen. George Deukmejian 69 to 0 in Sacramento. The measure funds a state operated drug treatment program with 14.3 million to support first time narcotics offenders and continues the methadone program as a safe heroin alternative, backed by Gov. Reagan. Assemblyman William Campbell noted the plan would offer a degree of treatment never before seen in the nation.
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Dutch vote sees labor gains in inflation driven election
The Netherlands voters elected 150 seats in the lower house with the Labor Party expected to gain from inflation focused campaigning. A left wing alliance led by Joop Den Uyl may take at least three seats more than the 52 previously held, while Christian Democrats and Liberals face seat shifts.
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