Ford orders U S probe of senseless LaGuardia blast
President Ford ordered a cabinet level investigation into the LaGuardia Airport bombing after a night of deadly explosions at a TWA baggage area. He expressed deep grief over the loss of life and injuries, calling the act senseless and ordered a complete report and FBI assistance.
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Colo
UPI
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New York
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Rocky Mountain
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William Coleman
Federal Aviation Administration
Justice Department
Elaine Bassi
Newtown
Conn
Kathy Lawrences
St. Louis
Elmhurst Hospital
LaGuardia Airport
Blast will delay air travelers at LaGuardia and area airports
A bomb blast at LaGuardia Airport evacuated the facility and will delay thousands of travelers. LaGuardia will remain closed until at least 10 30 p m EST with flights diverted to Kennedy and Newark airports. JFK handles about 900 to 1150 flights daily and Newark about 650 with at least 50 additional flights expected today.
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LaGuardia
Kennedy and
Newark
Port Authority
William Rowan
Kennedy Airport
Newark Airport
Federal Aviation Administration
Lagan
Boston
Philadelphia
Pumps rush to India mine as relatives await grim fate
Relatives keep vigil as pumps from the United States France and Switzerland are dispatched to CHASNALA COLLIERY 180 miles northwest of Calcutta to drain up to 300 million gallons of water. About 350 miners trapped 1,000 feet underground face slim hope while officials pledge ongoing pumping efforts.
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India
Chasnala Colliery
UPI
India Radio
United States
France
Switzerland
Indira Gandhi
Calcutta
Detective Spillane sued for divorce in Los Angeles
Detective novelist Mickey Spillane was sued for divorce yesterday by his wife Shecl ending their 11 year marriage. Mrs Spillane cites irreconcilable differences as grounds for the suit filed in Superior Court in Los Angeles. They have no children.
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Mickey Spillane
Shecl
Distress hoax costs taxpayers twenty thousand dollars
The Coast Guard disclosed a Christmas night hoax led to a full search 22 miles northeast of Cape Henry involving a 25 foot cabin cruiser in distress. A central Ohio origin and Muskingum County sheriff cost were cited for the false alarm, with 25 personnel mobilized and an estimated $20,000 in resources.
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UPI
Coast Guard
Lake Erie
North Harbor Island
Ohio
Zanesville
Muskingum County
Mosely
Portsmouth
Virginia
Cape May
N. J
Cape Henry
Arms drain hurts U.S. readiness over Israel Vietnam aid
A secret GAO audit summary says siphoning weapons from U.S. stockpiles to Israel after the 1973 war and to Vietnam in the 1970s depleted readiness. About 8.5 billion dollars of hardware were diverted between 1972 and 1974, with stocks depleted to replenish Israeli losses and accelerate Vietnam support.
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U. S
Israel
Vietnam
U.S
Congress
General Accounting Office
Les Aspin
D-Wis
GAO
South Vietnam
Volunteer blood donors safer not always
A Fitzsimons Army Medical Center study reports paid donors can appear safer than voluntary ones under certain conditions. Dr. Paul Holley notes eightfold hepatitis incidence with a voluntary system due to Vietnam service, drug abuse, and repeated use of paid donors, challenging the blanket rule that voluntary donors are always safer. The piece ends with a note on the blue whale’s tongue weight.
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Fitzsimons
Holley
The Electric Decision Maker helps Carolyn save money
Carolyn Yarnell stays home and reads The Electric Decision Maker a free booklet from Ohio Edison detailing costs to run on over 75 household appliances by job hour or minute plus efficiency tips. It aims to help readers spend wisely and make informed electrical choices.
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Electric
Ohip Edison
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