Work Not Done By Repair Firm Before Crash
An official says the repair firm knew the cargo plane had not been serviced before takeoff. Eight people died when the aircraft crashed into a Miami residential area after leaving for Venezuela with 21 000 pounds of Christmas trees.
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Miami, Fla
Richard J. Sekman
Sekman Aviation Repair Facilities
H.B. Robinson
Sekman
Miami International
Robinson
Douglas Dreifus
National Transportation Safety Board
FBI
Venezuela
Lekman
Roy Jones
Jorge Areces
Sweetwater
Aircraft Pool Leasing Inc
Areces
William Neckman
Eva Thomas
United Way Drive Extends Through December 27
The 1973 United Way campaign extends to December 27 as gains push the total to 85 percent of goal. Unit VIII, led by Ernestine McDougal, tops its objective with 13 220 102.9 percent, while the Major Firms Unit nears its 429 769 goal at 84.3 percent.
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Ernestine McDougal
United Way
Wabash Valley
House of Photography
Unit No. VIII
Jerome Martin
Fred Fuson
Anaconda
Unit VIII
Tribune-Star Basket Fund drives Christmas help for needy families
Donations to the Tribune Star Basket Fund support Christmas baskets for families in Vigo County. Contributions may be mailed or brought to 721 Wabash Ave and will be published. Donors include Frieda A Prater John E Carpenter Wayne Gehr and others. totals show 2060.02 in gifts.
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Tribune- Star Basket Fund
Tribune-Star
Wabash Ave
Tribune-Star Fund
Vigo County
Prev’ly
Frieda A. Prater
Walter J. Rokicki
John E. Carpenter
Rock-A-Bye
Grandmother’s Club No
Women’s Transportation
Wayne Gehr
Aelsen Viento
Indiana Illinois Weather Outlook With Snow Chance
The forecast outlines increasing cloudiness tonight and a chance of snow on Tuesday for Indiana and Illinois. Lows range from 10 to 20 degrees in Indiana and 20s in Illinois, with highs upper 20s to low 30s. Extended outlook shows continued cold with possible snow midweek and variable south-north temperature differences.
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Terre Haute
Indiana
Illinois
Wiineis
Simon Faces Public Drive on Energy Crisis
Washington The energy chief William E. Simon says the public must be persuaded the energy crisis is real and will endure even if oil shipments resume. He warns demand will double by 1990 and calls for belt tightening and reduced waste. Senator Henry M. Jackson agrees imports won’t meet U.S. needs and criticizes past policy malfunctions. Daylight saving time gains and refinery proposals surface as part of energy policy debate.
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Washington
William E. Simon
Federal Energy Office
United States
Henry M. Jackson
Wash
Senate Interior Committee
Simon
Jackson
Saudi Arabia
U.S
Israel
ABC
Nixon
Philip A. Hart
D Mich
Les Aspin
D-Wis
Social Security Adds Program At Meadows Center Offices
Gary Eason, district manager, says Supplemental Security Income expands workloads at Meadows Shopping Center offices. The federal program funds old age, blind, and disabled beneficiaries not via Social Security taxes. January starts checks with base rates 130 for individuals and 195 for couples, adjustments kept for higher prior payments.
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Social Security Administration
Meadows Shopping Center
Social Security
Gary Eason
Eason
25Th St
Ohio Blvd
Walnut kernels rival bacon butter and sirloin for fat calories protein
Walnut kernels pack fat content similar to bacon per weight and calories close to butter while delivering nearly as much protein as sirloin steak. The note compares nutrition levels across these foods.
Christmas Mail Ahead of 1972 in Terre Haute
Terre Haute postal officials report Christmas mail volume up 52 000 pieces from last year and air mail urged for distant destinations. Director Charles Grinley notes early mailing reduces last minute crunch as lobby traffic remains heavy. Postmaster Frank Miklozek praises early mail and zip codes while stamp cancellations exceed prior year. Continued on Page 3 Col 3.
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Terre Haute
Charles Grinley
Grinley
Miklozek
Insurance Policy Extends Coverage to Car Pools
Insurance firms with Indianapolis offices largely treat car pools as automatic coverage under private vehicle policies, with no immediate rate changes expected. Officials from American States and Meridian Mutual note potential long term rate effects tied to accident costs and pool scale, while guest statutes limit passenger claims.
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Indianapolis
Ralph Meeker
American ‘States Insurance Co
Harry Dillman
Indiana
Dillman
William Pack
Meridian Mutual Insurance Co
Pack
Michael Saladino
Indiana State Consumer Services Division
Robert Hensley
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Beirut
San Camillo
Frankfurt
Jack Hughes Tribune
Tribune-Star Basket Fund
Kathy Fenton
DeMolay
Jill Jackson
Masonic Temple House of Photography
National Weather Service
United Press International
Frank Miklozek