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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1982

Page

3

Wind shear alerts precede Pan Am 727 crash in New Orleans

Federal investigator says two wind shear warnings were issued about six minutes before Pan American World Airways 727 200 took off in heavy thunderstorm. Co pilot Donald Pierce at the controls. officials hunt for cockpit recorder readout to confirm pilot hearing. The crash killed 153 people including eight on the ground, with remains found amid charred Kenner neighborhood. Archbishop Hannan led a Mass as residents recalled horror, bodies identified weeks ahead.

New Orleans UPI Pan American Patricia Goldman National Transportation Safety Board Pam American World Airways Kenner Ms. Goldman FBI Donald Pierce U.S Delta Airlines New Orleans International Louisiana State University

Myth that Black doctor was refused treatment debunked

Greensboro physician Dr. Charles Mason Quick rejects the long held claim that Dr. Charles Drew bled to death after a whites only hospital refused treatment in 1950. He cites rushed ER care at Alamance General Hospital following a car crash and cites misfiled records and repeated myth making by historians and pop culture.

Greensboro N.C Charles Mason Quick Drew Quick North Carolina Howard University Washington Tuskegee University Alabama State Highway Patrol N.C. 49 Haw River Burlington Hospital Marvin Yount John Hope Franklin Charlie Urban League Whitney Young William Loren Katz Katz Yount

Shark attack hits off-duty detective near Malibu

An off-duty Los Angeles police detective, 43, was bitten by a shark about 200 feet offshore in Malibu, leaving an eight inch gash on his left thigh. He and companion Michael Castro were swimming when the shark struck, Castro striking the animal after it clamped on. The shark released after fresh blows and swam away. Nearby Stinson Beach banned swimming due to great white activity.

Los Angeles UPI Malibu Gerald Winkle The Daily News of Winkle Michael Castro Castro San Francisco Stinson Beach

Neighbors cope after Pan Am crash in Kenner Louisiana

Residents in Kenner speak of trauma and resilience after a Pan American flight wing fell nearby and crashed killing more than 150 people. John Williams describes cautious relief while Red Cross volunteers receive aid and families return to routine amid emergency crews and utility work.

Kenner UPI John Williams Williams U.S Pearl Cusack

IU Professor Says Essay Tests Score Bias in Grading

Indiana University educator Clinton Chase says penmanship grammar and even test order influence grades on essays. He now uses multiple choice tests as his primary assessment, citing bias linked to student names and reader variability. His work, funded by the Proffitt Endowment, parallels findings from other researchers.

Penman Chase Maris M. and Mary Higgins Proffitt Endowment

Tokyo firm denies bid for interferon data in probe

Green Cross Japan rejected a Detroit News claim that it and another firm sought US interferon trade secrets. Shares fell on the Tokyo exchange after reports tied to a US probe of corporate crime. Green Cross cited a contract with Collaborative Research and said no improper methods were used.

Tokyo UPI Tokyo Exchange Green Cross Midori Junji Detroit California Alea IBM Corp Tokyo Stock Exchange Kenkichi Yamamoto United States Osaka Collaborative Research Inc Waltham, Mass Japan U.S Ment Abbott Laboratories Europe

Nissan pushes its auto workers in Japan report

DETROIT UP reports Mother Jones alleges Nissan lines in Zama and other plants push workers to skip coffee breaks and work past shifts to lift output by about 25 percent in five years. Workers fear speaking out, fearing promotion loss and pay penalties, with maintenance tasks done after hours becoming routine.

Detroit Nissan Motor Co Japan Mother Jones Nissan Datsun Zama Tokyo Masao Kayama Nissan Diesel

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Pam Am Flight 759 Philip Hannan Young Red Cross Kim Julie Ethel Maude Hitachi Mitsubishi IBM the Chronicle Telegram East Avenue Ohio Lorain Coenty & Publishing Elyria Lyes Leveta Auto Workers Koyama Ichiro Saga Tokyo University
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