Tail section breaks from Allegheny DC9 in Philadelphia crash
An Allegheny Airlines DC9 lost its tail on landing in rain at Philadelphia Airport. Flight 121 from Providence via Hartford to Memphis skid, no fire. 103 aboard were injured, pilot critically hurt. Passengers recalled evacuations through wing door as crews freed a trapped stewardess.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Allegheny Airlines
Philadelphia International Airport
Richard Turner
Carl Bogers
Turner
Strafford
Bogers
Jim Hagarman
Glenside
Hagarman
Allegheny
Brad Dunbar
National Transportation Safety Board
Washington
Providence
R.I
Hartford
Conn
Memphis
John Cooper
Riverton
N.J
Douglas Langlies
West Hartford
Records from Magistrate Court list varied fines and guilty pleas
On June 21 James I. Gingerich pleaded guilty to improper passing and was fined 20 dollars. June 22 saw Kurt P. Johnson and Dale D. Zager found guilty for littering and reckless driving with fines of 25 and 50 dollars. William E. Waldschmidt had two charges dismissed. A July 14 preliminary hearing is set for Joseph F. OKeefe on OMVAS. Numerous other fines across speeding, drag racing, disobeying signs, and overweight truck charges are noted for a wide list of individuals and towns including Kalona Washington Coralville and others, with amounts ranging from 2 to 50 dollars.
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James I. Gingerich
Kalona
Kurt P. Johnson
Washington
Dale D. Zager
William E. Waldschmidt
Riverside
Gerald E. Marner
James H. Calef
Iowa City
Daniel E. Davis
Rock Island
Ill
Richard L. Cottrell
Richland
Leah Beckley
Phil McClure
Paul Miller
Clifford A. Small
Scott L. Lines
Ainsworth
John R. Roberts
West Chester
Michael J. Peters
Dennis J. Ginkens
Pam Flynn
Debora Miller
Lone Tree
Brian Kelso
Charles S. Reed
Quincy
Darrell G. Anthony
Amarillo
Tex
Floyd M. Leach
Winston-Salem
N.C
Johnny Johnson
Sigourney
Thomas Clark
Columbus Junction
Austin Petersen
Charlos Mont
Ralph L. Harris
Whiteland
Ronald E. Meeker
Merrimac
Wis
Long Delays For Iowa State Income Tax Returns Persist
Des Moines report shows 7 staff handling 22335 erroneous returns with refunds and bills delayed. About 11 percent of pay returns contain errors, delaying processing to November. Early filers could see three week refunds, but volume raises average to seven weeks. error cases could double that.
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Des Moines
UPI
Revenue Department
Edward McCall
Administrative Services Division
State Revenue Department
McCall
Carl Castelda
Income Tax Division
Castelda
4-H and FFA Sheep Project Meeting June 29 Keota
A joint 4-H and FFA sheep project meeting will be held Tuesday June 29 at 7 p.m. at the Bill Anderegg residence 314 North Hamilton Keota. Eldon Haas will train on selection quality for exhibit and breeding and lamb judging tips. Jim Hotchkiss will cover fitting and showing. Sponsored by Keota Vocational Agriculture Department. Duane Sprouse is instructor. Committee includes Kevin Greiner Curtis Stutzman and Dick Brenneman. All members and parents invited.
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FFA
Keota
Bill Anderegg
North Hamilton
Washington
Keokuk
FFA Project
Eldon Haas
Cedar Rapids
Jim Hotchkiss
Washington County
4-H
Keota Vocational Agriculture Department
Duane Sprouse
Hotchkiss
Kevin Greiner
Curtis Stutzman
Wellman
Dick Brenneman
Harper
Carter seeks funds to pay for campaign debt
Democratic front runner Jimmy Carter moves to Boston for two fund raising events as part of 16 total planned before the Democratic National Convention. He aims to reduce a reported 1.2 million dollar debt and will address the Foreign Policy Association in New York and meet congressional leaders in Washington before returning to Plains. He has not released a timetable for selecting a running mate, saying 12 to 15 distinguished Americans will help pick the vice presidential nominee with full details to follow.
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Federal Election Commission
Farmers plan to raise pork supply through mid 1977
Washington reports show Agriculture Department economists forecast higher pig production through mid 1977 with baby pig output from December through May up 16 percent and June through November 18 percent above a year earlier. Hog and pig numbers on farms total 52.6 million, 9 percent above last year but 11 percent below two years ago.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Washington Evening Journal 1976 publication and prices
The Washington Evening Journal of Washington Iowa lists staff titles and publishing details including David Elder as president editor and business manager William Shannon as vice president and advertising director Charles Morris as managing editor Robert Luther as local advertising manager Leonard Llewellyn as production superintendent. Subscription rates are provided for various delivery areas and mailings.
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Washington Evening Journal
Washington
Iowa
North Marion Ave
Elder, Shannon & Co., Inc
United Press International
Inland Daily Press Assn
Iowa Daily Press Assn
Iowa Press Assn
Audit Bureau of Circulations
United States
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Washington County Reserve
Journal
Spencer
Methodist Hospital
St. Agnes
Methodist
Carter
Gilbert Giddy UP
Hardee’s
Speedy McCreedy
Gilbert Giddyup
Joe Russell
Southern Illinois University
Washington Shrine
Henry Ford
Wolf's Flower Shop
With Stieqmeeex
Golden Shack
Carecards Fors
S.W. Corner Square
Washington, Ia
Benjamin Moore
Osincup's
Don
Home Improvement Inc
Hastings
National Bank
National Bank of Washington
Washington, Iowa
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