Violations Uncovered After Colorado Plane Crash Killings
Federal investigators say multiple violations emerged after a crash in the Colorado Rockies that killed 30 Wichita State University travelers bound for a football game. The FAA and NTSB cited mechanical deficiencies and charter flight rule breaches as the probe proceeds.
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Washington
Colorado Rockies
Edward
E. Slattery Jr
National Transportation Safety Board
Wichita State University
Logan
Utah
Denver
Wichi
Pe R. Greenwood
Federal Aviation Administration
Golden Eagle Aviation
Greenwood
Jack Richards
Jack Richards Aircraft Co., Inc
FAA
College Station
Tex
Government probes private profit in military papers
The comptroller general investigates military newspapers run for private gain with service personnel handling editorial work. Reports cite Lackland Talespinner edits costing 189.98 weekly and Newport base magazine losses of about 10,000 copies. Proxmire questions broader use across armed forces and potential taxpayer impact.
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U.S. Comptroller General
Lackland Air Force Base
Tex
Talespinner
Newport
William Proxmire
Dwis
Comptroller General
General Accounting Office
Pentagon
Proxmire
Air Force
Dear Abby love triangle card in 1970 syndicate column
Abigails Dear Abby column drags readers through a complex love triangle where a widow loves a divorced man whose daughter dominates his life. Advice urges patience, psychotherapy for the daughter, and delaying marriage until fears are resolved. Other letters discuss hunting trips and wedding plans with a disappointed friend.
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Abigail van Buren
Chicago Tribune-N. Y. News Synd., Inc
Abby
Kenneth
Daugher
Electoral Reform Shelved After Month of Wrangling
The Senate abandons a constitutional amendment to abolish the electoral college after nearly a month of debate. Sen. Birch Bayh hopes for a post election session in November to revive the effort, with House supporters led by 339-70 last year and President Nixon backing the measure.
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Senate
Electoral College
Birch Bayh
D-Ind
Congress
House
Nixon
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Bayh
Robert J. Dole
R-Kan
Mansfield
Three Are Arrested In Va Bank Robbery
Virginia Beach officers report two men and a woman charged in a First and Merchants National Bank robbery. Fackelman and Payne held on $100000 bonds. Motsinger bond set at $25000. FBI says a money-filled suitcase was recovered and a statement admits involvement. amount stolen exceeds $30000.
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Virginia Beach
First and Merchants National Bank
John Thomas Fackelman
Blackwood Terrace
N.J
James William Payne
King of Prussia
Delores Motsinger
Woodbury
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Special FBI
Richard R. Rafferty
Fackelman
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