AWOL private's license revoked after near miss with Reagan helicopter
Federal authorities revoked the pilot Ralph W. Myers license after he flew dangerously close to President Reagan's helicopter near Santa Barbara. Myers, a Fort Lewis AWOL soldier, was identified as an Army private missing from Aug. 3. FAA cited safety violations and airspace intrusion.
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George Polich
Fort Lewis
Wash
Ralph William Myers
Mary McMenimen
U.S. Attorney's Office
Los Angeles
Ralph W. Myers
Army
Ms. McMenimen
Myers
Marlin Fitzwater
Meyers
Air Show Risk Sparks Push to Ban Large Plane Maneuvers
John Myers blasted a Thunderhawks stunt using KC 135 tankers and a B 52 bomber after his son Mark Myers died in a midair incident. He questioned the B 52 pilot’s judgment, said the altitude was unsafe, and urged permanent bans on such maneuvers with large military aircraft. Feighan aides said he opposes resuming shows with big planes but not all air shows. The maneuver was to debut at Spokane summer festivals.
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Secret Service
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Orange County
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San Francisco
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Strategic Air Command
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John T. Chain
Dan Clark
Chain
Clark
Spokane
Man finds family after long separation in mood era
SAN FRANCISCO AP A man separated from 10 siblings since the Great Depression learned five of them had died or were found in the last week. Ed Maddox, 62, a Christian missionary, spoke with sister Marie Peterson in Minnesota and learned Lillian is in a Bay Area convalescent hospital while another sister lives near Sacramento. He also discovered two brothers died and he continues seeking the five remaining siblings Viola Walter Leonard Harold and one of Ernest or Lloyd.
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Ed Maddox
Marie Peterson
Minneapolis
Lillian
San Francisco Bay Area
Sacramento
Calif
Maddox
Ernest
Lloyd
Harry
Viola
Walter
Leonard
Harold
Lorain County Press Publication and Delivery Rates
The Lorain County Printing and Publishing Co publishes daily Elyria news with officers Otto B Schoepfle as board chairman and Arthur D Hudnut as president. Home delivery charges include daily and Sunday at 1.85 weekly, motor route 45 cents monthly, and mail rates 101.40 yearly in advance.
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Lorain County Printing & Publishing Co
East Ave
P.O
Elyria
Ohio
Otto B. Schoepfle
Arthur D. Hudnut
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
East Avenue
Raw sewage closes down New Jersey beaches
About 380 miles of Ocean County beaches were closed to swimmers after a noon helicopter survey found a vast swath of garbage and debris, including hazardous hospital waste, likely to wash ashore. Earlier closures cited hypodermic needles and large debris. officials called it the worst slick in years.
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Ocean County
N.J
New Jersey
Mullmania on HBO Delivers Live Special Heads to Broadway
A review notes Mullm ani a lives up to hype with past friends and neighbors, a welcoming Kitchen Band opener, and a playful nod to the Cleveland Browns. It criticizes tight live scripting and limited improvisation while acknowledging the potential insanity of live TV.
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