TV crew among dead in Mannheim copter crash
A US Army Chinook crashed at the Mannheim Air Show killing two AFN TV crew members and raising fatalities to 46. The wreck erupted after the helicopter plummeted from about 1000 feet in front of spectators. Investigators from Fort Rucker and Bruns wick probe rotor failure while authorities note routine preflight checks.
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Chronicle-Telegram TV
Mannheim
West Germany
U.S
Volker Dressler
Dressler
Cromartie
Army Aviation
Fort Rucker
Ala
Federal Aviation Office
Brunswick
Toulon
France
Swansea
Wales
AFN
AFW
Trent Christman
Bruce W Scott
Belmont
Mich
U.S. Army
Michael A. Sutton
Tonia
Kan
Spanish charter jet crashes after takeoff in Malaga
A Spantax charter jet carrying 380 passengers to New York crashed shortly after departing Malaga airport, bursting into flames. Police said at least one dead and about 12 believed trapped, with around 100 injured. Authorities cited possible engine failure and technical difficulties. pilots reported a vibration before attempting abort. The aircraft crashed near a tree nursery on Spain’s southern coast.
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Malaga
Spain
New York
Spantax
Palma de Majorca
EFE
Mediterranean Coast
Illinois superintendent to succeed Showalter
The Washington Township district in Tontogany Ohio selects Leader a superintendent with degrees from Bowling Green State University and Ohio State University He will join on a one month contract then a two year seven month term starting January 1 1983 Salary steps rise to 52500 49750 and 52250 over the periods Board President Earl Wammes hails him as an outstanding capable leader returning to Ohio with a record of success.
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Leader
Bowling Green State University
Ohio State University
Showaltee
Earl Wammes
Wammes
Ohio
North Olmsted teen charged in baby slaying
A 17 year old girl was charged with murder in juvenile court in connection with the stabbing death of her newborn baby boy. Parents found the infant wrapped in blankets in a closet after she had delivered the baby and went to Fairview General Hospital. The Cuyahoga County Coroner ruled the death a homicide.
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North Olmsted
Thomas Marsh
Fairview General Hospital
Raymond Brow
Cuyahoga County
Marsh
Church of Monday Night Football Mocks TV Faith
The Rev and three Wise Guys lead a Santa Barbara branding of a Church of Monday Night Football with parishes in taverns and 4000 members. ABC objects to trademark use while the church pushes plans to move the Super Bowl to Monday night in 1985.
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New York
Pittsburgh Steelers
Dallas Cowboys
Santa Barbara
Calif
ABC
Guam
Saskatchewan
Richard Slade
ABC Sports
Slade
National Football League
Is Church
Don Merideth
Howard Cosell
Frank Gifford
Three Wisemen
Church of Monday Night Football
Reagan to push tougher insanity defense limits in crime bill
President Reagan to urge Congress to narrow insanity as a defense in federal cases, seeking to curb Hinckley era acquittal by reason of insanity. The Meese drafted package would also curb tainted evidence appeals and streamline post conviction review. Despite backing, passage this year appears unlikely amid election rush and constitutional concerns.
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Washington
Reagan
Congress
John W. Hinckley Jr
Edwin Meese III
House
Senate
Hinckley
William French Smith
Princess Grace breaks leg in Monaco car crash
Princess Grace sustained a broken leg when the car driven by her 17 year old daughter Stephanie left a hairpin road and rolled over several times near Le Turbie. The 52 year old princess will stay in hospital about 10 days while Stephanie received treatment for slight contusions and returned to the palace. Prince Rainier III visited the hospital to be with his wife as Monaco officials described the incident.
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Monte Carlo
Monaco
Grace
Stephanie
Small airports restart tower operations after strike
Nearly half of the control towers at 80 small airports were closed during the 1981 air traffic controllers strike. The FAA has reopened 26 towers since August 1981 and plans to staff 11 more in four months, with some controllers returning to previous posts or new trainees taking over. The FAA says safety was not compromised. some advocates seek fuller reopening.
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Washington
Federal Aviation Administration
FAA
Fred Farrar
Farrar
Cuyahoga County
Richmond Heights
Dan Kozar
Kozar
National Transportation Safety Board
NTSB
Rod Buckhorn
General Accounting Office
Congress
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Elyria Education Association
Melody Grove Hall
North Ridgeville
Elyria Board of Education
Bob Bailie
Juan Perez
Spantex
Angel Fernandez
Illinois
Showalter
Washington Township
Tontogany
Otsego
By Scott Kraft
Associated Press
Smith
David Brinkley
Princess Grace
Palace
Prince Rainier Iit
Monaco Press Center
le Turbie
the Chronicle
East Avenue
Ellyria
Lorain County & Publishing Company
P.O. Bor
the Chronicle Telegram
East Ave
Elyria
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