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Blast Is Cause For Air Crash

BALTIMORE (AP)—An exple- sion ripped apart a Capital jet- powered airliner in flight high Over Maryland, hurling 31 per- sons to their deaths, Civil Aeron- autics Board officials who were investigating Tuesday's tragedy gaid Wednesday.

But where on the plane the ex- plosion was, what kind of explo- give matter tt was. or wha caused it was “anybody's guess but theirs. They wouldn't.

Another investigation was go- ing on 300 miles to the south- west, where another Capital airf- Wner—this one a four - engined

ion—toppled over near the end of the runway at Charies-

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14 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Thurs., May 14. 1999.| A ° * Murderer

GRAIN

WINNIPEG, (CP) — Export in- terest in Canadian .grain was considerably improved at the close of Wediié4iay’s session on the Winnipeg Grain Exchange. Two cargoes of wheat totalling about 800,000 bushels were sold to Japan. .

Most prices were higher, though irregular at times. Ad- vances were prompted by better export interest and reports of dust storms across the Prairie grain belt.

Closing _ prices:

Oats—May % higher 73%: Jly unchanged 75: Oct unchanged 75%; Dee unchanged 74%. Barley—May 1% higher 1.00%; Jiy % higher 1.00%b: Oct 4% higher 1.02%-a-%; Dec 1% higher 1.00%.

Flax—May 2 higher 3.16%; Jly 1%-2 higher 3.09%-3.10; Oct 1%

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jton, W.Va., Tuesday and tum- the crew of four were sprayed

ment. It burst into flame. Two

pital of the 44 aboard.

four-engired turbo - prop out of Atlanta, blew apart over farm of Baltimore. The weather wes

turbulent from a thundersquall. ON SCHEDULE

The plane’s captain, William C. | Paddack, 52. of Detroit, who had 29 accident-ree years with Cap- | ital, checked in on schedule at West Chester, Pa., as the plane flew south.Before he reached his next ground check point, Win- chester, Md., 17 minutes away, there was a flash and a roar. Scetiered bits of wreckage and the bodies of 27 passengers and

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Within an hour of the Charlies | but no one in authority would ton crash, a Capital Viscount, a | comment. |

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higher 2.98%b; Dec % higher ; 13.93%. stantiate a theory that the force | Rye—May % higher 1.14%; Jly of the blast was within the fuse-|,, higher 1.13%-1.14; Oct %-% lage, police suggested. | higher 1.13%; Dee unchanged ee |1.13 NNT.

Prices for class two wheat for export to countries outside IWA: 1 nor 1.68%; 2 1.65%; 3 1.55%; 4

GAMBLING RAID

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nesday and arrested 46 persons | 1.90% ; 2 187%; 3 1.73%. IWA and domestic prices: 1 nor 1.68%;

approximately $1,200. Six men|2 1.65%; 3 1.55%; 4 1.45%: 5&

were charged with keeping a/1.43%: 6 1.42%: 1 durum 1.90%: gaming house and 40 as found-ins. 2 1.87%; 3 1.73%.

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Is Reprieved

pany. President Max Lane of the NBWW leaves here Sunday to open negotiations for a new agreement between loggers and the Bowater’s Pulp and Paper Company in Corner Brook. DENIES UNION HAND

The IWA advertisement, signed by President Landon Ladd of dis- trict 2, denied the union had any- thing to do with the letter.

“If there is no employment for loggers there is no need for our union. And if the woods were burnt, and your various proper- ties destroyed, then there would be no employment for loggers and therefore no IWA.”

He said phrases in the letter such as “this is to advise you” . . ._"so govern yourselves ac- cordingly” ... “per IWA". . .|cide still carrying the suggest a legal or other well ed-|alty — murder while ucated mind familiar with such | suit of theft. word usage.

“Loggers just don't talk like this. . . .It would indeed be -in- teresting to find out just where this so-called letter really origin- ated and from whom.

“The people of Newfoundland should know. We are. therefore asking the attorney. general for a full investigation so that an end be put to reckless and irrespon-|S0r W. O. Richmond of Vancow-

grabbed the weapon and hit: Bar- rett while robbing his home.

Tatum’s wife, Mary, 25, was Barrett's a

ENGINEERS TO MEET

WINNIPEG (CP) — The ques- tion of whether United States en- gineers are taking too many Ca- nadian jobs will be discussed May 20-22 at the annual meeting of the Canadian Council of Pro- fessional Engineers here. Profes-

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Cheese: delivered Montreal not waxed, Quebec white 32; colored 32; wholesale Quebec white 33; colored 33; current receipts On- tario white f.o.b., grading station, no quotation, colored 34%; whole- sale Ontario, colored, 35%.

Potatoes: N.B. 75s 2.00-2.25; N.B. 50s 1.35-1.50: N.B, | 10s .32- 35; P.E.I. 75s 2.60-2.75; P.E.1 10s 40; California white 100s 5.75-6.00.

TALKING BIRD ANSWERS ‘NO’

BANGOR, Me. (AP) — An excited woman telephoned the dispatcher at Bangor’s central fire station: “Please, my bird just flew out of its cage. Can you come and get it down.”

The fireman regretfully told her his department doesn’t chase birds. :

“But this one,”’ insist caller, “‘is a rare talki from Sumatra.”

The fireman suggested she might try to talk the bird into coming back.

“I did,” she said, “But all it says is, ‘No.’”

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The Magdalen Islands in the Gulf of St. Lawrence include 16 isles with a total area of 55,000

| sible propaganda which has as its |ver, council president, will pre- sole aim the fanning of publie | side at the meetings.

;passions directed against our union and our loggers.”

‘Copter Crashes At Labrievill —

QUEBEC (CP) —.A helicopter | carrying Hon. Daniel Johnson, | Quebec minister of hydraulic re- |

Others in the helicopter were | not identified. | Mr. Johnson was on an inspect- ion tour of power developments in northeast Quebec when the ac- cident occurred. Labrieville is the | site of the Bersimis River power station, on the St. Lawrence River north shore 250 miles north- east of Queber City — | Witnesses said the helicopter plunged from a low altitude as it hovered for a landing. It was demolished

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