Earwitness: Back to Bed in Early Tuesday Crash
Earwitness Mueller on Cadillac Road recalls a loud sound like thunder at 4 am. A DCG cargo plane crashed near International Airport, killing three men, two from Sant Antonio. Police sought the crash route as authorities arrived.
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Scent of Burning Wreckage Marks Plane Crash Night
A four engine cargo plane crashed near San Antonio in dense fog, killing three crew. FAA and CAB investigators arrived from Fort Worth to probe the wreckage as authorities gathered amid smoke and scattered debris.
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Teaching Hospital Expansion Plans at Trinity University
The article explains Trinity University plans to move most accepted students to other University of Texas medical branches due to accrediting concerns about a teaching hospital by 1988. Pannill cites a need to set aside legislative stipulations, expand and modernize Green Hospital at a cost around 5 million, with annual operating costs of 10 to 12 million. Legal actions were discussed against unpaid patients, including county and out of town residents.
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Brooks tests air pressure chambers for space goals
A fire in a Brooks control panel caused an electrical spark in an atmosphere chamber simulating 27 000 feet altitude. Firefighters reduced pressure to sea level then escaped. no one was seriously harmed. Brooks operates several chambers to test atmospheric conditions for space use. A Board of Inquiry will investigate the Tuesday wage incident and include Col Algernon G. Swan Dr Billy Welch Dr Hans G. Clamann Capt Adolph W. fo eh Jr Harald H. Bergstrom and another Air Force medical officer.
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Actor Wins Child Custody Amid Divorce Battle
Los Angeles Superior Court commissioner awarded actor Nick Adams temporary custody of two children Allyson and Jeb during divorce proceedings with wife Carol Nugent. Nugent granted visitation but prohibited bringing nonrelated adult male presence around the children. Adams to pay $65 weekly support. Nugent accused Adams of misconduct with a child psychologist, a claim later not sustained.
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Best Bet Classified Ad Offers 4 Bedroom Home
One of Today's Classified Best Bets promotes a 4 bedroom 2 bath house with cathedral beamed ceiling in den electric kitchen central heat and air in Lag High School district listed at 22 800 VA FHA or trade for complete details see Classification 20 NW Light Want Ads.
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New Hospital Unit Planned for Grenet and Smith
Plans announced Tuesday for a new hospital and nursing home on the West Side. The initial unit costs 350000 dollars and will have 10 beds, sponsored by the Medical Hospital Nursing Home. Construction may start next month with a hospital extending care and nursing facilities. Parking for 500 vehicles will be provided and the project aims for 1500 beds total, focusing on Medicare patients.
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Ford eyes electric car to curb urban smog and congestion
At a San Francisco auto dealers convention Ford Motor Co President Arjay Miller said a long term solution to air pollution may be an electric car. He suggested electric propulsion could also ease urban congestion.
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Second Hindu holy man ends cow slaughter fast
AP reports India's top Hindu holy man Jagatgiru Shankaracharya abandoned his fast to protest cow slaughter, vowing to dedicate his life to mankind. Prazhudutt Brahma had also ended his 74 day fast, saying the poor deserve care as the fast concluded.
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Veteran Court Clerk Sworn In For Another Month
Maxey Hart, 71, of East Sunset, was sworn in Tuesday for a one month term as clerk of the U.S. District Court. Hart has served as clerk since 1957, marking 30 years of service on June 1.
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Same Ownership Rules Urged for Papers and Radio Stations
Washington AP reports Federal Communications Commission member Nicholas Johnson urged a rule banning single ownership of newspapers and broadcast outlets in a local community. The commentary followed FCC approval of an FM station license in Paris Kentucky, highlighting the concentration of media control in the city’s sole locally published paper.
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South Koreans Claim 71 Red Viets Killed
South Korean forces claim 71 Viet Cong killed in coastal operations off North Vietnam and Da Nang coastal areas. The White Horse Division reported 12 weapons captured. U S Marines backed by air and naval bombardment reported 95 enemy deaths near Quang Ngai City with moderate own casualties.
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