Four Die as Plane Crashes Into Bowling Green Apartments
A single engine Cherokee 140 plowed into Frazee Apartments housing Bowling Green State University students on a Saturday morning, killing all four aboard. The two story building was a total loss with nearby units damaged by smoke and water. 46 students escaped uninjured. Names were withheld until relatives were notified.
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Bowling Green
Ohio
Bowling Green State University
Frazee
Howard Rudder
Rudder
Wood County
Roger Pearce
Donovan Faces Fresh Allegations In Donovan Confirmation
The Senate Labor Committee released a new FBI sourced set of unsubstantiated allegations about Raymond J. Donovan. Senator Hatch criticized the FBI for withholding materials during hearings and said Donovan could have refuted the charges. The probe by special prosecutor Leon Silverman looked into alleged ties to organized crime and a 1977 bribery payment claim linked to Schiavone Construction. Donovan denies the accusations while investigations continue.
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New York Times
Washington
Senate
Raymond J. Donovan
Secretary of Labor
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Sen
Orrin G. Hatch
Utah
Committee On Labor and Human Resources
FBI
Donovan
Hatch
Leon Silverman
Silverman
Newark
Mittee
Bureau
Committee
William H. Webster
Webster
Schiavone Construction Co
Secaucus
N.J. Donovan
Missouri lawmakers advance revised big truck bill to Bond
In Jefferson City Missouri legislators pushed a revised big truck proposal to Governor Bond despite April 6 voter opposition. The House passed the measure 96 to 58 after Senate approval, seeking to raise the truck length limit from 55 to 60 feet and align with trucking industry goals amid national routes. Missouri, along with Arkansas and Illinois, restricts 60 foot trucks. supporters say larger trucks ease east west traffic, while opponents fear road impact and safety.
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Jefferson City
Christopher Bond
House
Senate
Capitol
General Assembly
Souri
Arkansas
Illinois
Missouri
Lava spectacle draws 20000 visitors to Kilauea eruption
Geysers of red lava exploded from Kilauea Caldera drawing about 20,000 sightseers to Volcanoes National Park Hawaii as hotels filled and special flights were advertised. Scientists warned the eruption was winding down after a 24 and a half hour sequence with no injuries or property damage reported.
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Hawaii Volcanoes National Park
Hawaii
Kilauea
Volcano Village
Hilo
Reggie Okamura
Hawaiian Volcano Observatory
Park Service
Mauna Loa
Hawaii Island
Honolulu
Crater Rim Drive
Barry Stokes
Okamura
Missouri must pay desegregation costs
A federal judge orders Missouri to pay 3,089,482 dollars as its share of St. Louis desegregation costs for the 1981-82 school year. U S District Judge William L Hungate requires the state treasurer to supply the funds by June 30.
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ST. Louis
State of Missouri
U. S
William L. Hungate
Hinckley trial hearing bars psychiatrists testimony
Government psychiatrists testimony is barred over tainted interviews and seized notes. Hinckley sat in court as lawyers argued about the admissibility of their conclusions. Prosecutors seek to present the doctors findings while defense seeks to exclude them. The case charges Hinckley with 13 felonies for the Reagan shooting and related assaults.
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Washington
John W. Hinckley Jr
Reagan
Harvard
Parke E. Dietz
Hinckley
Jonas Rappeport
Baltimore
Jodie Foster
U.S
Barrin D. Parker
Federal Institution
Butner
N.C
Court upholds parochial tuition tax deduction
The 8th Circuit Court of Appeals upheld Minnesota law allowing parents to deduct private and parochial school tuition from state income taxes. It rejected constitutional breach claims and noted its ruling has national significance. The court invited the Supreme Court to resolve the broader issue of federal tuition credits.
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ST. Paul
Reagan
8Th Circuit
Supreme Court
Appeals Court
Minnesota
Marine shot at Quantico base leaves sentry in critical condition
Quantico Virginia AP reports Lance Cpl James C Jaeger 20 of Chicago was critically wounded by shotgun fire at gate four while guarding a sentry booth. He lost a left lung and is hospitalized at Potomac Hospital Wooodbridge. Fellow Lance Cpl R A Lemmonds 19 Dale City uninjured as assailants fled into adjacent woods. Police say motive and number of attackers unclear.
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Quantico
Quantico Marine Corps
Lance
James C. Jaeger
Chicago
James M. Pendergast
Jaeger
Potomac Hospital
Pendergast
Lance Cpl. R. A. Lemmonds
Dale City
Lemmonds
Union Leaders Weigh Concessions to Save Daily News
Tribune Co. will keep the Daily News publishing if 11 unions accept concessions in the next four to five weeks to raise productivity and cut costs. Stanton R. Cook of Tribune and Robert M. Hunt of the News announced the reprieve to union leaders in New York’s News Building.
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New York
The
Daily News
Tribune Co. of
Chicago
Tribune Co
News
Stanton R. Cook
Robert M. Hunt
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Mans
Lawn & Garden Supplies
Gilson
Marion ¢ Garder
Rt. 13
Industrial Park Drive
Lowe’s Lumber
Fence Department
Terrace Fence Company
Marion, Illinois
Quantico Base
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