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tucsday, September 18, 1079
DC9 jetliner makes a safe emergency landing in Boston
BOSTON (AP)-An Air Canada DC9 jetliner with 42
persons on board lost part of Its tall assembly over the
Atlantic Ocean Monday and made a safe emergency land
ing at Boston's Logan International Airport, an airport
spokesman said. Authorities said one crewman was slight
ly Injured.
The plane, Flight 680, had departed Boston on Its way
to Halifax, Nova Scotia, when the assembly was damaged
and the plane lost interior pressure,
Hie Jet returned immediately to Boston and touched
down at Logan shortly before noon.
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How about "hope?'' Lots of people these days
do good for other people, and that's great.
But this old world is up to its meridians
in problems. Can't help but be frustrating. The
Christian, however, can be joyful. He has hope.
He knows Cod is running the show. And that
it comes out all right in the end. He may not know
how, or why, but he knows. The Christian
Church (Disciples of Christ) is among those
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DETROIT (AP)-John Rlccardo, chairman and chief
executive of Chrysler Corp., said Monday he has asked to
take early retirement from the financially troubled auto,
maker.
Rlccardo, who was In Washington over the weeckend as
Chrysler was rebuffed in Its Initial pica for federal aid of
more than $1 billion, said the chief reasons for his request
were health problems and his links to the company's poor
performance.
"There is no question that even though I have actively
addressed the major problems facing Chrysler, in the
minds of many I am closely associated with the past
management of a troubled company," Rlccardo said In a
statement.
"It would be most unfair to the new management and
to the employees of Chrysler If my continued presence
as board chairman should in any way hinder the final
passage of our request for federal loan guarantees."
Rlccardo said his request would bJ decided at the
meeting of the board of directors Sept. 20.
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