CAP pilots die in Arizona crash while searching for missing Tri‑Pacer
Maj. Jerry Hustin and Lt. Ronald Anderson, both with the Civil Air Patrol, vanished after taking off from Deer Valley Airport to pursue a missing Piper Tri Pacer. Debris was found near Buckeye, with authorities identifying two CAP fatalities among several tragedies in a week of small-aircraft crashes statewide.
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Ronald L Anderson
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Six children die in Quakertown house fire
A two story frame home in Tambauers ville Quakertown Pennsylvania burned late Tuesday trapping six children. The mother and oldest son were burned trying to reach them. One child Alonzo 12 was pulled to safety by his mother who was also burned. Alonzo remained hospitalized as firefighters searched the wreckage for a missing 11 year old and four foster children. The father had been away for fuel oil and returned to a collapsed roof.
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Regent Seeks More Funds for Higher Education
Regent A. B. Schellenberg urges lawmakers to fund colleges to educate more students as Phoenix reports he released a White Paper on higher education and noted Arizona must decide whether to restrict student permits.
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Phoenix
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Unitarian Yule Fair to Highlight Holiday Arts and Gifts
A First Unitarian Universalist Church fair will run Saturday from 10 am to 4 pm at 4027 E Lincoln Dr. Featured items include Christmas decorations jewelry paintings ceramics records and handmade gifts with an unusual White Elephant table. Open to the public.
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First Unitarian Universalist Church
E. Lincoln Dr
Antitrust Settlement Ends Nine Year GM Bus Suit
The Justice Department and General Motors settled a nine year antitrust case aimed at curbing GM's control of bus manufacturing. The consent judgment requires GM to disclose all bus patents for ten years and forgo royalties for five years. It also allows the government to seek the sale of a GM bus plant within ten years if the market expands or a major competitor exits.
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General Motors
Ex Nazi sergeant sentenced to life by German court
Franz Hunke, 54, a former Nazi SS sergeant, was given a life term for the 1941 murder of a Jewish professor in Poland. The court found Hunke guilty of killing the professor after he returned late from Christmas leave.
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Germany
UPI
Franz Hunke
Poland
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