Never again foretold tragedy surrounds Cecilia Cichan
Four year old Cecilia Cichan learns of her parents and brother killed in Northwest Flight 255 crash near Detroit. Donations total about 45000 as family and volunteers cope. firefighter Dan Kish docked a day's pay for missing shift at the crash site.
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Cecilia Cichan
Northwest Airlines
Pauline Ciamaichela
Arizona Cnts
Arizona Republic
Detroit
Cecilia
Detroit News
Rita Lumpkin
C.S. Mott Children’s Hospital
Ann Arbor
Lumpkin
Anthony Ciamaichela
Diamanchela
Michael Cichan
Paula
David
Turck
Dan Kish
Northwest
Kish
Romulus Fire Department
Flight 255 flap failure linked to wrong wing setting
Investigators say Northwest Flight 255 had flaps in the incorrect position at takeoff near Detroit. tests seek to determine if a circuit breaker or alarm system failure contributed while pilots’ professionalism discussions unfold with FAA officials in Kansas City.
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Northwest Airlines
National Transportation Safety Board
Detroit
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Federal Aviation Administration
FAA
Northwest Flight 255
GM Euclid FHRUM page outlines up to 1000 new jobs
GM plans add as many as 1000 extra jobs at Euclid but no new hiring is expected. Kocerka and Crabill say Michigan workers may transfer to Euclid while other openings go to unemployed. Phase one starts Monday with about 300 workers, followed by phased additions over the next several months.
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Kocerka
Crabill
Michigan
Euclid
Greater Cleveland
Titanic artifacts to be shown with TV special host
Backers of the Titanic expedition say artifacts recovered from the wreck will not be sold. They plan admission fees and a syndicated TV documentary hosted by Telly Savalas to be aired in October. Organizers insist the wreck belongs to the world and a permanent collection is not yet decided.
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New York Daily News
New York
Telly Savalas
Robert Slavitt
Robert Chappaz
John Joslyn
Westgate Productions
North Hollywood
Calif
Geraldo Rivera
al Capone
Joslyn
Wright resists Contra aid vote on peace progress
House Speaker Jim Wright resists voting new Nicaragua Contra aid until the Central American peace process advances. He cites a Guatemala accord and reports from Costa Rica President Oscar Arias to Congress next month. Ambassadors from four Central American nations are optimistic the cease fire can be monitored and verified, despite roadblocks. Wright notes $100 million in Contra aid expires Sept 30 and prioritizes peace over new assistance.
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House
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Nicaragua
Oscar Arias
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Wright
Guatemala
Texas Democrat
The
Arias
United Nations
New York
Constra
U.S
Lear Siegler plans sale of aerospace division plants
Rome plant and others, with defense work over 60 percent of business, face divestiture after Lear Siegler's $2.1 billion leveraged buyout. Hourly pay ranges from $10.50 to $12. The aerospace group, about a third of revenue and 7,900 of 29,000 employees, is being sold while several buyers are already lined up.
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Lear Siegler
Santa
Monica-based
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Unclear Kuwaiti U.S. convoy at sea sparks Gulf uncertainty
Shipping executives cite a three-tanker convoy headed for Kuwait under U.S. escort, while Kuwait Oil Co. denies sailings and positions of Middleton Surf City and Chesapeake City remain unsettled. Iran warns it can block Hormuz as Arab League presses Iran to accept UN cease fire by Sept 20.
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Persian Gulf
Iran
Gulf
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Arab League
U.N. Security Council
Iraq
U.S
Strait of Hormuz
Kuwait
Kuwait Oil Co
London
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Middleton
Rotterdam
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Chesapeake City
Arces
Iranian paramilitary forces size and control details
Iran's paramilitary Popular Mobilization Army reportedly includes about 100000 youth volunteers with small arms light aircraft some helicopters and patrol boats. The Revolutionary Guards Gendarmerie reportedly commands around 70000 border guards.
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Army
Navy
Air Force
Local Chronicle Telegram Listings Summary
Classified line appears garbled but shows telephone listings for Lorain county Elyria Cleveland entities. Names, addresses, and contact numbers are mixed with stray characters. Indicates a newspaper page fragment with advertising and contact details.
Striking S Africa miners vote on offer to end walkout
In Johannesburg striking black miners vote on a non wage increase offer from six major firms via the Chamber of Mines. If accepted, the 17 day stoppage could end. if rejected, the strike continues as 340000 miners at 45 mines are affected. Ramaphosa indicated the union would not reveal stance.
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South Africa
The
National Union of Mineworkers
Ramaphosa
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