FAA chief seeks individual accountability in airline safety
In a Detroit crash context, FAA head T Allan McArtor vows to force boardroom accountability for safety, likening it to financial reporting duties. He plans civil or criminal penalties, more inspectors, and a tougher stance on executives while coordinating with industry groups. Investigators probe Northwest Flight 255 wing flap positions. data recorder did not emit a warning.
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Crash investigation advances as 109 bodies identified
NTSB experts probe causes of the crash noting weather, weight, cargo and other factors. Flap portions recovered while experts seek marks. reports cite improper flap settings and insufficient speed. 109 victims identified, with at least five on the ground. a 4 year old survivor undergoes skin grafting as relatives plan to tell Cecilia Cichan of her family losses.
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Family to have own autopsy performed on Rudolf Hess
The Hess family announced a second autopsy will be done on Rudolf Hess’s body amid doubts he died by his own action. Wolf-Ruediger Hess told AP he remains unconvinced by the British autopsy and the farewell note. The younger Hess says no proof of strangulation marks exists, and burial details will be released by Wunsiedel mayor Karl Walter.
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Ohio lawmakers seek objective survey on Honduras troop training
The delegation pledged to provide Ohioans an objective report on whether troops can safely train in Honduras. Governors Celeste and others face a federal court ruling limiting their power to block exercises, a decision now appealed. Politicians traded barbs as the trip, arranged by McEwen, drew members from both parties and several Ohio lawmakers.
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Yingling launches petitions for May 3 1988 GOP nomination
Yingling starts circulating petitions for the May 3 1988 Republican primary seeking Lorain County commissioner. He pledges fresh business and financial leadership aimed at profit, taxpayer responsiveness, streamlined services, and revenue alignment. Reichlin undecided on reelection after 1986 triple bypass, not reachable for comment.
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Ridgeville teachers reject salary freeze amid district loan talks
In Ridgeville, teachers refuse a 1987 88 salary freeze while the district considers state loan options to fund a pay raise. The board rules out borrowing from the state loan fund and shifts focus to negotiations with altered language demands. Also noted is a Washington AP report of a helicopter crash into the Potomac River killing one and injuring three.
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