Virginia man dies in West Virginia plane crash
The body of Michael Sarco, 66, of Harrisonburg Virginia, was found in a Cessna 172 wreck 15 miles southeast of Elkins West Virginia. The Civil Air Patrol ground team found the plane about 3 45 p m Saturday after a missing flight from Elkins to Harrisonburg was reported Monday night. The crash site showed the plane failed to land in a field and hit trees. no fire occurred. 150 rescue workers and 15 planes from West Virginia and Virginia assisted in the search.
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Elkins
W.va
Virginia
Civil Air Patrol
Michael Sarco
Harrisonburg
Bill Halstead
Charleston
Clarksburg
Sarco
Saréo
West Virginia
Nuclear Sub Guard Confronted by Divers at Kittery Navy Yard
Coast Guard officers searched waters near the U S Naval Shipyard in Kittery Maine for two divers who allegedly tried to overpower a guard patrolling a nuclear submarine. The guard reported firing two shots but divers disappeared. The submarine name remains withheld as authorities debrief the guard.
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Kittery
Maine
Coast Guard
U.S. Naval Shipyard
Norman Wolfe
Wolfe
Gore Man Killed in Wreck
A single car crash in Frederick County Virginia killed Robert S. Ashley Jr. 20 of Gore. The car ran off Rt 259 seven tenths mile south of Rt 50 and struck a tree at 10 p.m. He was pronounced dead on arrival at Winchester Memorial Hospital.
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Frederick County
Gore
Virginia
Robert S. Ashley Jr
Ashley
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Clarke County Board to Meet on Rezoning and Courthouse Dedication
Clarke County Board of Supervisors meets tomorrow at 10 a.m. to discuss Boise Cascade’s rezoning request for a Josephine Street lot. Agenda covers metropolitan sludge dumping concerns, courthouse dedication Saturday, and various reports. The session in the new courthouse is open to the public.
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Clarke County Board of Supervisors
Boise Cascade
Josephine St
Clarke County
Controversial Letter Rushed Into Print in Wisconsin Paper
The Madison Press Connection printed an 18 page letter by Charles Hansen about nuclear weapon secrets after a federal judge blocked its publication in the Daily Californian. The action follows a government order and prompts First Amendment debates as other papers consider running parts of the letter.
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Ron McCrea
Madison Press Connection
Charles Hansen
Mountain View
Calif
Madison
Wis
California
U.S
Robert Schnacke
San Francisco
Daily Californian
Berkeley
Energy and Justice Departments
Californian
Mountainview
American Civil Liberties Union
Schnacke
Dorothy Erhlich
Frank Tuerkheimer
Press Connection
Kennedy Foresees Tax Policy Flexibility for 1980s
Kennedy says how prices and unemployment are managed will set the course for the early 1980s. He questions tax cuts now but signs of possible payroll tax relief later, while opposing mandatory wage and price controls. He warns of a likely hard primary fight and notes Chappaquiddick may resurface.
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Kennedy
Treasury
G. William Miller
Carter
Administration
Alfred E. Kahn
Chappaquiddick
Mary Jo Kopechne
Robert
John
Edward Kennedy
Hair loss remedy promises hair growth in 32 day trial
An Houston Texas advertising offer from Loesch Laboratory Consultants invites men and women with hair loss to try a 32 day treatment at their risk. The form asks for medical history details and scalp condition, promising confidential handling and no obligation.
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Loesch Laboratory Consultants, Inc
Weather Summary and Rainfall Data for Northern Valley and Virginia
Partly cloudy tonight with lows near 60 in the Northern Valley and Virginia. Tuesday brings more clouds and a chance of showers with highs in the 70s to 80s. Extended forecast calls for variable cloudiness and daily shower chances, with highs in the 70s to 80s and mid 50s to 60s for lows. Yearly and monthly rainfall figures are listed, including 1979 totals and long term averages, plus moon phase notes for September.
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Virginia
National Weather Service
Western Gulf
Ohio Valley
Upper
Great Lakes
Dakotas
Minnesota
Tentative Accord in N J Teachers Strike
Negotiators for Paterson teachers and the school board reached a tentative settlement after buses carried jailed negotiators to talks. Across the country, 30,000 plus teachers in 10 states walked picket lines as a nationwide strike persisted into its second week with 750000 students affected.
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Associated Press
Paterson
N.J
San Francisco
Dianne Feinstein
Pennsylvania
New Castle
State Education Association
Ringgold
Union City
Illinois
East Maine
McHenry County
Ild
Michigan
Indianapolis
Woodbridge
Samuel Ranhand
Obama
Louisiana
Washington
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Winchester Evening Star
Winchester
Virginian
St of Interme
Nuclear
Clarke Board
New York Times Today
Energy Department
Eric J. Fugi
Department
THE
Chicago Tribune
Tribune Co
Charlotte Amalie
U.S. Virgin Islands
Carter Wilson
Satuday
Ms. Wilson
United States
London
Robin Key Oberley
Calvert City
Ramona Henriette Rolle
Concord
Thomas Isson
Harrison
University of Richmond
Organized Labor
Star
Frederick County Education Assn
Education Association
Brunette Carter Wilson
Houston
Texas
Loesch Consultants
West Main St
Weentll
Lions Club
Sight and Hearing Conservation Program
Frederick and
Clarke Counties
Winchester and
Berryville
Ehoes
Ward
Cas
Temperatur
NOAA
US Dept of Commence
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