Deadly O'Hare crash leaves 273 dead in Chicago
Federal investigators report the DC-10 crash could take months to determine a cause. The cockpit voice recorder captured only the word damn after takeoff, and experts note no pilot error. Passengers included Playboy staffers and the flight carried Art Jackson's airline crew.
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American Airlines
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Woody
Art Jackson
Walter Lux
Tempe
Ariz
Air Force
American
Tulsa
Ohlo
R.J. Masiello
O’hare International
Jim King
National Transportation Safety Board
Washington
King
Viet Nam War Servicemen From Southern Illinois
A series launching in The Southern Illinoisan profiles 112 local veterans who died in Vietnam, starting with Donald Baker in 1965 and Ronald Stewart in 1971, naming others by town and fate, plus related notes on Memorial Day, weather, and local items.
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Donald Baker
Energy
South Vietnam
Southeast Asia
Vietnam
Baker
Southern Illinois
Ronald W. Stewart
Mount Vernon
David O. Haake
Nashville
Jack Campbell
Herrin
Richard Allen McGreath
Murphysboro
Michael P. Schwebel
Carroll Wayne Eaves
Thomas Dean Congiardo
David Beasley
Dan Hubbie
Southern Illinoisan
Tony Stevens
Paul Simon
D-Carbondale
Tours of Southern Illinois Offer Simple Vacations
If an elaborate vacation is out of the question this year try these tours of Southern Illinois. Page 33. The life of a thoroughbred stallion on a Southern Illinois breeding farm is a happy and fulfilling one. Page 35.
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Southern Illinois
Gas stations idle as Memorial Day weekend tightens supply
Area operators say many Southern Illinois stations will close over the Memorial Day weekend due to dwindling gasoline allocations. Wareco Oil reports 62.1 percent of May supply with hopes for 75 percent in June, prompting shorter hours. Other brands report 70 or 80 percent allocations and varying openings, with some stations remaining 24 hours while capping daily gas sales. Panic buying is limited. most customers top off tanks as officials warn the shortage may worsen.
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Illinois
Dick Ware
Wareco Oil Co
Wareco
Ware
Martin
Zephyr
Hugh Watson
J. D. Street Co
St. Louis
Martin and Zephyr
Watson
Joe Crain
Crain
Standard Statin
W. Main St
Marion
Bennett Andrew
Bennett
Illinois 13
Interstate 57
Andrew
Clark
Randy Lindsey
Walnut St
Carbondale
Murphysboro
Jack Lyerla
Texaco
Walnut
Woody Ashby
Kerr-McGee
California
Gas dealers struggle with 80 percent allocations
Gas stations report profits down but not closing as 80 percent allocation keeps them operating. Owners like Joe Crain of Marion and Dale Stearns of Carbondale cite cutbacks in hours, layoffs, and fixed costs. Some expect worse if allocations drop to 50 percent. margins remain thin since 1972 price controls. Dealers note higher pump prices don’t always boost profits, and competition from cut-rate stations pressures them.
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Joe Crain
Standard
Main St
Marion
Dale Stearns
S. Illinois Ave
Carbondale
Jack Lyerla
Texaco
Murphysboro
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