Canadian air strike spills into U S airspace impact
Canadian controllers walkout spreads beyond Canada with U S flights affected. Buffalo officials report normal ops with Toronto arrivals while U S FAA cites limited disruptions and rerouted trans Atlantic paths. Canada’s ATC union cites safety concerns and aims to isolate skies from U S control lapses.
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Lewis
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Trans World Airlines
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New York
Keith Andrews
Canadian Air Traffic Controllers Association
Atlantic
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United States
Union
Hancock Picketing Breaks Off as Support Demonstration Planned
Union leaders in Syracuse plan a large scale supportive picketing demonstration tomorrow at 5 30 p m for striking air controllers. Mazur of the Greater Syracuse Labor Council coordinates participation with area unions while some groups with holdouts. Supervisors at the control tower report about 75 percent flight service as airlines craft new schedules for tomorrow and beyond.
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Eastern Airlines
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Russell Shedd
Federal Aviation Administration
Shedd
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Usair
Fans hurt at 2 concerts in Louisiana incidents
At the Baton Rouge fairgrounds a crowd of 85,000 surged toward a stage injuring 38 during a Rick James Teena Marie Cameo concert. In Lake Charles a policeman shot two fans after a gun was grabbed amid a brawl affecting about 1,000 attendees.
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Lake Charles
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Medfly discovery delays Florida aerial spraying plan
A newly found Mediterranean fruit fly outside the intended spray zone led Florida officials to postpone a nine square mile malathion aerial attack around a Tampa tree. The fresh finding came after three medflies were trapped last Tuesday, marking Florida’s first pest sighting in 18 years. A helicopter engine failure forced the postponement.
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Florida Agriculture
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Washington
Conner
Tampa
Nine Die in Weekend Small-Plane Crashes Near Detroit and Georgia
Five people died in two small-aircraft crashes near Detroit while four residents of Alabama perished in bad weather near Camilla Georgia. The air traffic controllers strike was not blamed. Ontario police identified crash victims near Stoney Point as Robert E. Longpre and his son Gary R. Longpre, both from New England. Aviation officials had lost radio and radar contact with the Cessna 210 at the time of the crash Saturday afternoon.
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Toronto
Federal Aviation Administration
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Presley
Rochester
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New York
PAA
Dennis Feldman
Associated Press
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Ontario
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Stoney Point
Robert E. Longpre
Woodsville
N.H
Gary R. Longpre
Arlington
Mass
Ed Newbern
Detroit Metropolitan
Four Alarm Blaze Destroys Flight Kitchen at Philadelphia Airport
A four alarm fire at Philadelphia International Airport burned for over an hour and a half, destroying the United Airlines flight kitchen in a two story cargo city building. No injuries reported as crews evacuated the area and investigated the blaze’s cause.
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Philadelphia International Airport
United Airlines
Governors balk at big state costs under new federalism
Governors warn they face higher bills and reduced federal aid as Congress and Reagan push a new federalism. Tennessee governor Lamar Alexander joins critics, urging flexibility without dumping costs on states. States must choose cuts in programs like school lunches and nursing homes as funding drops up to 35 percent, risking tax hikes.
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Atlantic City
Reagan
Congress
Tennessee
Lamar Alexander
National Governors’ Association
States House
Georgia
George Bushee
Associated Press
John Evans
Idaho
Donahue invites critics to appear on show in Chicago
In Chicago the Donahue show invited critics from the Coalition for Better Television to appear on its nationally syndicated program. The group claims two thirds of Donahue’s episodes are sex shows promoting abnormal sexual activity and will monitor the show and alert sponsors. Donahue’s press manager notes the program has won awards for sensitive, probing interviews on current social issues.
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Phil Donahue
Pat McMillen
Donahue
National Federation For Decency
Wgn-Tv
Coalition For Better Television
Ms. McMillen
Callilion
Penny Rotheiser
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