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HEALTH MEDICINE WHS adds on AS THE TOLL MOUNTS New findings in race for AIDS cure Warrenton, Missouri, United States, and the World. These pages are dedicated to the news of the 85-86 school year. From the biggest and the best, to the tragic and worst. j $5 MILLION WINNER s The Mitchell Family wins $5 million in the New Missouri State Lottery. Congratulations! The Philippine Election End of the game for Marcos? Space Shuttle Challenger Jan. 28, 1986 Shortly after take-off the shuttle exploded, all seven crew members were lost. Aboard: Gregory Jarvis, Christa McAuliffe, Francis Scobee, Judith Resnik, Ronald McNair, Michael Smith, and Ellison Onizuka. The seven who flew for us all.
A Christmas T ragedy The Fall of the Screaming Eagles Who and what were to blame for the fiery crash of a chartered DC-8 that killed 248 U.S. soldiers? April 11 Two FBI agents were shot and killed in Miami while they were investigating a drug dealing organization The Deadliest Year A total of 1,948 people have been killed in accidents involving scheduled and chartered aircraft in 1985—the worst year in aviation history. The five most fatal: ■ Feb. 19: An Iberia Air Lines Boeing 727 crashed i nto a television antenna on Mount Oiz, Spain. All 148 aboard were killed. Airline officials said the pilot, using a faulty map, was flying off course and too low. ■ June 23: An Air-India Boeing 747 apparently exploded over the Atlantic Ocean off Ireland, killing all 329 on board. Callers claiming to be with Sikh extremist groups took credit for planting a bomb, but the organizations denied responsibility. Your Future ■ Aug. 2: A Delta Air Lines Lockheed 1D1011 crashed while landing in a thunderstorm at Dallas-Ft. Worth, killing 137. Circumstances suggest wind shear. ■ Aug. 12: A Japan Air Lines Boeing 747 hit a mountain, killing 520 of524 aboard. The plane’s tail had suffered structural damage, possibly due to faulty repair of a rear bulkhead. ■ Dec. 12: A chartered Arrow Air DC-8 crashed on takeoff from Gander, Newfoundland, killingj all 256 on board. Cause yet unknown. WORLD MELTDOWN IN RUSSIA WHAT WILL BE NEXT? w COMPUTER SCIENCES Khsdsfy dGfinitOly 0 SUSpGCt TUESDAY, APRIL 15,1986 The president’s raid on Libya brings a wave of euphoria, but the cost of escalation may be high We are ready to die, and we are ready to carry on fighting and defending our country —Muammar Kaddafi roday we have done what we had to do. If necessary, we shall do it again —Ronald Reagan On Today's Editorial Page The Strike Against Libya bombing Libya
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