Rescuers lift injured after light plane crash near Rupert Ridge
Four aboard a single engine plane crashed after takeoff from Garner's ranch airstrip in upper Long Valley north of Rupert Ridge. Bob Hatton, from the San Carlos area, hiked out after four hours of rugged terrain with two fractured ribs and a cracked pelvis. Rescue crews coordinated by Clearlake Oaks fire and Lake County sheriff reached the wreckage around midnight. Hatton and pilot R Link were treated at Redbud Community Hospital.
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Clearlake Oaks
R. Link
San Carlos
Garner's Ranch
Upper
Long Valley
Hatton
Redbud Community Hospital
Harry Whitlock
Seternie Clay
Lake County
Sheriff's Office
Link
U.S. Forestry
Rupert Ridge
Civilization
Clearlake’ Oaks
Pilots Freed Face Split Return Plans From Hanoi
Three pilots Edward Elias Markham Gartley and Norris Charles were released May 17 to an American antiwar group in North Vietnam. They sent cables to President Nixon asking U S authorities not to interfere with their trip home. Defense Secretary Laird accused Hanoi of making propaganda tools of the pilots and relatives in Hanoi.
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Tokyo
North
Vietnam
VNA
Hanoi
Nixon
U.S
Edward K.elias
Valdosta, Ga
Navy
Markham. L
Gartley
Dunedin
Fla
Norris A. Charles
San Diego
Calif
Washington
Defense
Melviin R. Laird
Vientiane
Strong plans wild animal farm amid covelo rezoning
Mendocino County planning commission reviewed Jim Strong's request to rezone 4000 acres northwest of Covelo to forest conservation and create a preserve. The project includes enclosures for wolves bears and other wild species, a three year fencing plan, an 8.5 foot perimeter fence, and a future zoological garden near Covelo with public space.
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Planning Commission
Jim Strong
Covelo
Diego
Wardnals
San Diego
Len Calon
Strong
Coveloi
St Zeological
Department of Fish and Game
Tinker Bell
F86 Sabrejet Crashes Into Farrell's Ice Cream Parlor
A privately owned F86 Sabrejet crashed after takeoff at a Sacramento airshow, hitting Farrell's Ice Cream Parlor and killing 22 people including many children. About 16 injured, with desks and cars damaged and chaos as families fled the burning wreckage. Pilot Richard Bingham survived with injuries. plane belonged to Spectrum Air Services.
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Sacramento
UPS
Sundaly
Cream Parlour
Sacramento ‘Ers
Richard Bingham
Novato
Calif
Sacramento County
George L. Nielsen
Younppster
Linda
Abe
Farrells
Spectrum Air Services
William Penn
United States Proposes UN Air Hijack Treaty and Terror Export Pact
Secretary of State William P. Rogers urged the United Nations to sponsor a new air hijacking treaty protecting diplomats and officials and to suspend service to nations that fail to punish or extradite hijackers. He also called for a treaty on exporting international terrorism and outlined steps toward arms talks with the Soviet Union and broader strategic balance in Europe and global diplomacy.
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Unepec
William P. Rogers
United Nations
Rogers
General Assembly
United States
Soviet Union
Washington
Peking
Europe
Five hurt as cars collide on Eastside Road and Highway 1
Over the weekend five people were injured in two crashes. A northbound pickup on Eastside Road near Dry Creek bridge struck a southbound car driven by Litha Hilbert Jones, age 66, of Talmage. three people in the Robinson vehicle were injured. In a separate crash on Highway 1 north of Anchor Bay, John Carr and Chuerit Lauer collided after Carr crossed the center line. passengers Stanley Sundstrom and Jack Lauer were injured. James Madden, 66, of Alameda, died after his van left Highway 20 near Clear Lake Highlands and struck a tree. his widow Maybell Madden survives.
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Red Bear
Talmage
Highway 1
Agchor Bay
Highway Patrol
Eastside
Dry Creek
Litha Hilbert Jones
Blones
Mendocino
Velma Arbill
Ad. Hopland
Madeline
Willits
Robinson
Jones
Anchor Bay
John
Carr
Alameda
Chuerit ‘Lauer
Point Arena
Dutralmen
Lauer
Stanley
Sundstrom
Gualala
Jack
Point Arena Medical Center
James Ri
Madden
Redbid Community Hospital
Clearlake
Highlands
Jewis Mortuary
Lower Lake
Cranston praises pear marketing bill for California growers
The Senate backed Alan Cranston's canning pear marketing measure, extending federal marketing orders to pears and enabling multi state programs to stabilize prices. He highlighted California's dominant pear production and noted the bill would be funded by growers with limited federal costs.
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Washington, D.C
Alan Cranston
California
Sen. Cranston
Congress
Department, of Agriculture
Senate
Ie Wouid
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George Skelton
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Don McClusky
Patrick
Roger Lindberg
KXTV
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Severi
Africa
Latin America
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Fort Bragg
Tote
U. S. Senate
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Pacific Tele
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