Pilot Had Been Cited for Reckless Flying
The plane piloted by Donald Kroner crashed into Memorial Stadium's upper deck after the Steelers Colts playoff game. Kroner, 33, had been cited 12 days earlier for reckless flying over Towson and charged with a bomb threat. He was pulled from the wreck and hospitalized in fair condition.
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Rabin Seen Likely to Resign Prompting Early Elections
Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin is expected to resign after ejecting the National Religious Party from his coalition, leaving the Labor government with a minority in the Knesset and triggering a potential no confidence vote and early elections. The move follows the party’s abstention on a no confidence motion as Rabin pressed for coalition discipline.
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Massacre of 25 Black Laborers by Guerrillas Near Rhodesia
Mozambique based guerrillas reportedly killed about 25 black tea plantation workers near Melsetter in eastern Rhodesia with machinegun fire. Families may have been separated, and women and children spared. widespread guerrilla activity and border tensions noted as troops sweep the area. In a separate item, Gannett Co. announces merger talks with Speidel Newspapers worth $173 million.
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Carter names three cabinet picks in first announcement
President-elect Carter announced Juanita Kreps as commerce secretary Rep Robert Bergland as agriculture secretary and Griffin Bell as attorney general at a nationally televised news conference. He said Newark mayor Kenneth Gibson may head HUD, with decisions pending.
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Arab leaders resume talks amid push for peace with Israel
Cairo meetings between President Sadat and President Assad aim to coordinate a broader Arab drive to force Palestinians into Geneva talks with Israel. Egyptian officials warn Israel may delay peace as Israel faces election timing, while the PLO rejects Geneva participation and direct negotiations with Israel.
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Winter Arrival and Playoff Upset News Brief
Winter officially arrives at 12 36 tomorrow and a cold bleak season is forecast. The Redskins and Colts ended their seasons after early playoff losses. details are on sports pages. A new clinic opens in Warren.
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