Air crash kills Pennsylvania officials in Swatara
A state-owned plane crashed into a Swatara home near Harrisburg killing Transportation Secretary William Sherlock, Republican Chairman Richard Frame, and at least seven others. The victims included a FAA regional official and family members. the Piper Cheyenne exploded after impact as neighbors recalled a loud, earthshaking crash.
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Sharon Sexton
Harrisburg
UPI
Pennsylvania Transportation
William Sherfock
Richard C. Frame
Joseph Notarin
Federal Aviation Administration
Russel Geary
William ‘Smith
Sherlock
Chuck Wilson
Petridot
Tor
Dave Wolf
Edward Soisson
Larry Pensyl
J. Krebs
Capitol City
Geary
High Street
Swatara
Josphine Kekichard -Dosdalik
Ridgway
Beaver
Penndot
Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission
Frame
Franklin
Senate Republicans
Michael McLaughlin
Milton J. Shapp
Shapp
Muriel
Camp Hill
Rabin calls for unity after close Labor vote
Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin, re-elected Labor leader by 41 votes, urged unity to meet the party’s toughest election test. Rabin, 54, won 1,445 votes to 1,404 for Defense Minister Shimon Peres and pledged to lead Israel toward peace security and development.
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Tel
Aviv
Israel
Yitzhak Rabin
Labor Party
Unity
Rabin
Golda Meir
Shimon Peres
Moshe Dayan
Congress
Soviet cosmonauts finish 17 day stay on Salyut 5
Moscow reports Viktor Gorbatko and Yuri Glazkov have completed a brief 17 day mission aboard Salyut 5. They are packing up two weeks of experiments and are in good health as they prepare to return to Earth.
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Moscow
UPS
Earth
Salyut 5 Space Station
Viktor Gorbatko
Yuri Glazkov
Congress Deliberates Tax Cut Plans Across Chambers
Washington AP reports heavy majorities support tax cuts and increased spending to boost the economy. Senate approves a budget amendment for tax reductions and hikes, House moves to permit a stimulus plan up to 164 billion. The GOP backs a permanent 15 percent rate cut rejected by House. Democrats deride trickle down economics while tallying varied rebate and stimulus proposals and totals.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
House
Carter
GOP
Calif
John Rousselot
Jim Wright
Texas
Delbert Latta
Ohio
Troopers Seek PBA Chief Stepson In Missing Person Case
State police hunt for Richard Enlow 23 of Minetto, stepson of Patrick Carroll head of the PBA and a trooper, missing three days. His car with keys in ignition was found Monday in Oswego Midtown Plaza garage. investigators say disappearance may involve suspicious circumstances.
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Oswego County
New York State Police Benevolent Association
PBA
Richard Enlow
Minetto
Midtown Plaza
Oswego
Enlow
Patrick Carroll
Fulton
Flash flood watch issued for ice jam danger in New York
National Weather Service continues flash flood watch as mild, wet weather may push ice jammed streams over their banks in Central and Western New York. Highs reach the 50s with 50 percent thunderstorm chance. winds gust to 25 mph and night temperatures drop to the 30s. Six streams near overflow. Army Corps ships sandbags to Erie Chautaqua Genesee Niagara and Orleans counties.
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National Weather Service
New York
Weather Service
Hancock Airport
Buffalo
Army Corps of Engineers
Erie
Chautaqua
Genesee
Niagara
Orleans
California
Los Angeles
Bill Hackle
Hackle
Russians Tour Schlitz Plant As Beer Gains Ground In Russia
Soviet Food Ministry officials toured the Jos Schlitz Brewing Co plant near Baldwinsville to study modern beer and food processing methods. Khvostikov, head of projects for the Soviet Food Industry Administration, said beer is Russia’s most popular alcoholic beverage and noted plans to build large breweries to produce one to three million barrels annually.
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Dan Padovan
Russia
Food Ministry
Jos. Schlitz Brewing Co
Baldwinsville
United States
N.Y. Khvostikov
Soviet“Food Industry Administration
Kwan Khvostikov
Kvas
Schlitz
Khvostikey
Khvostikov
U.S. Brewing Company
Hennessy Opposes Pot Decriminalization Measure
Onondaga County District Attorney Richard A. Hennessy Jr opposes a state Assembly bill to decriminalize possession of up to two ounces of marijuana. He argues the bill undermines moral standards, raises enforcement issues, and risks easier trafficking by blurring sale and transfer distinctions, potentially exposing youths to marijuana with reduced sanctions.
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Kenn Peters
Albany
Onondaga County
Hennessy
New York State
Richard N. Gottfried
New York City
H. Douglas Barclay
Pulaski
Gottfried
Daily Harness Racing Results Highlight Several Races
The card lists multiple entries with times and payouts including the Daily Double paying 55.60 and Exacta 40.00. Notable runners include Galavantin Fox, Stop Crying, Countess Bolero, and Grump Bug with various off and time figures. Scratches noted for Aeritane and others, with performances across six furlongs.
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Sunde Patrol
Velez
Ted
Calsthen
Galavantin Fox
Yuripa Johnni Fararee
Cauthen
Exacta
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