Three-plane crash kills twenty one in three states
A Raleigh Durham Airport commuter flight crashed on takeoff in fog, killing 12 aboard. Nearby Atlantic City and El Paso incidents left additional fatalities. FAA and NTSB investigators collected details as fog was deemed not a factor in the NC crash.
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N.C
Raleigh-Durham
Atlantic City
el Paso
Texas
North Carolina
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Richmond
Teresa Damano
Mary H Ward
Federal Aviation Administration
National Transportation Safety Board
VH Steen
FAA
Atlanta
Steed
Richard ‘Vines
Arport
South Africa raids Angola bases in revenge strike
South Africa’s air force attacked SWAPO bases in Lubango and Ongiva in southern Angola, retaliating for a bank bombing in Oshakati that injured 31 and killed 18. Gen. Janie Geldenhuys named Tobias-Hainyeka as SWAPO’s main training center, while SWAPO in Luanda denied involvement, calling it propaganda.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
SWAPO
Angola
Namibia
Defense Force
Janie Geldenhuys
Lubango
Ongiva
Fiday
First National Bank
Oshakat
South-West Africa
Geldenhuys
Luanda
South- West Africa
South African Defense Force
Shultz links Soviet rights record to peace talks
Secretary of State George Shultz said the Soviet Union must address human rights issues before joining a Middle East peace conference. He cited emigration limits, religious restrictions, and no diplomatic ties with Israel, stating progress would make Moscow more acceptable to both sides.
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Helsinki
Finland
George Shultz
Soviet Union
Middle East
Shultz
Israel
Air Force
Washington
Medal ceremony at Calgary Olympic Plaza ends with fireworks
A Canadian recipient received her medal at a Friday night ceremony at Calgary downtown Olympic Plaza. The event featured a fireworks display as part of the celebration with stories and pictures referenced by BI and Ba.
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Canada
Calgary
Olympic Plaza
West Germany
Marina Kiehl
Mt Allan
Alberta
Mastermind of abduction eludes militia in Lebanon
Amal militia commander Daoud Daoud said several accomplices were arrested in the kidnapping of UN observer Lt Col William R Higgins, but the mastermind escaped. He claimed Higgins remains in south Lebanon as authorities seal a 300 square mile area near Tyre while UNIFIL troops maintain border monitoring duties.
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Tyre
Lebanon
United Nations
Daoud Daoud
Amal Miltia
Amal
William R Higgins
South
Daoud
Associated Press
Bedias
Higgins
Israel
U.N
Unifil
Concessions by unions save the New York Post
In New York the New York Post secured $22 million in union concessions, plus a $3 million farewell gift, enabling Rupert Murdoch to complete a $37 million sale to Peter Kahkow. The deal followed congressional action blocking an FCC waiver and ended after 16 hours of bargaining.
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New York Post
Life Today
Rupert Murdoch
Paver
Murdock
Alexander Hamilton
Peter Kahkow
Federal Communication
Via
Murdoch
Wnyw-Tv
Dorothy Schaff
Australia
England
United States
Kahkow
George McDonald
Athee Printing Trades Council
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Swaggart faces AG investigation over alleged misconduct
The Assemblies of God met with Jimmy Swaggart for about ten hours at the denomination's Springfield headquarters to discuss matters that could affect his credentials. ABC and CBS reported photos and allegations involving sexual misconduct and adultery, though the church did not specify details. Swaggart cooperates as the probe continues.
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Jimmy Swaggart
PTL
Jim Bakker
Assemblies of God Church
Swaggart
Juleen Turee
Sage
Assemblies of God
Bakker
ABC
Nightline
New Orleans
Marvin Gorman
Assembles of God
Gorman
Washington Post
CBS News
Priday
Post
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