Reno Gazette-Journal from Reno, Nevada • Page 45

i in "wt i Reno Evening Gazette 45. ort tower "coiildri't Airp reach Evansville pilot i Hogue said the DC-3, an aircraft considered the workhorse of aviation, had a total 19,772.2 hours flight time and that its last major overhaul was in October 1956. Hogue said the aircraft had flown 9,500 hours since then, well below the total 12,000 miles at which another major overhaul would have been required. He said investigators had found no evidence of any fire aboard the aircraft during its brief flight, and he corrected an earlier statement that the landing gear was down and locked in position. "Contrary to our earlier information," he said "the gear was up." The plane headed south down the runway and turned to the left, making almost a complete arc before crashing.

"the theory about the aircraft attempting to return (to the airport) is just that, a theory," Hogue said. "The position of the aircraft suggests that possibly was the case." Asked whether there was any indication the plane might have been locked Into the turn through some malfunction, Hogue replied: "No, we don't have that information now, and we don't have anything to support that at the present time. It's a thing we're trying to look at. The pilot, Ty Van Pham, a Vietnamese refugee, held an air transport rating and had 9,100 hours total flight time, 4,200 of them as a captain, Hogue said. Hogue said the engines will be tested in Winston-Salem, N.C., and the wreckage will be assembled in a hangar at the Evansville airport.

"We'll know a lot more after we get a return report on the engines," Hogue said. "We will either find that they are at fault and to what degree, or that there was no fault with the power plant and then we'll have to proceed to other areas." By HARRY F. ROSENTHAL EVANSVILLE, Ind (AP) As charter plane N51071 took off on its death flight on a runway hidden from their view, tower controllers were startled to hear the engines apparently heading straight toward their glass enclosure. "They became vastly concerned," said National Transportation Safety Board member Philip Hogue. "The wanted to know what heading the aircraft was on." Twice, in quick succession, the tower tried to raise the pilot of the flight, with its human cargo of 14 college basketball players and 15 others.

Related stories on page 31 "The aircraft never had a chance to respond for reasons we're not sure of, but obably due to whatever was taking place the cockpit just before they crashed," Hogue said Wednesday after the first full day of investigation. Hogue said he had been mistaken earlier whenne said that the tower called the plane to warn of suddenly worsening weather. It was rainy and foggy at the time. He said the engine sound was described like that of a runaway propeller, the power surge of an engine that throws the aircraft's thrust off balance. "I don't know that this is so by any means," said Hogue, speaking for the group of NTSB investigators that flew to Evansville hours after the crash Tuesday night.

A memorial service was held Wednesday for the University of Evansville basketball players who died when the plane hit a rise at the edge of the airfield two or three minutes after takeoff. Other services were planned for today and Sunday. The last two bodies, those of the pilot and the president of the charter company, were removed from the wreckage Wednesday. JJL Moment of grief Classmates, friends and residents of Evansville. Ind.

consoled one another Wednesday as they left New Chapel on the University of Evansville campus following a service for members of the college basketball team. Twenty-nine persons, Including the team's players, coaches and administrative personnel, perished when a chartered plan crashed on takeoff Tuesday night. (APWlrephoto) listed with the National Association of Social Workers, a Circus Circus expansion denial 'no big setback' psychiatrist with the American Board of Psychiatrists. of Probably, though, the most befuddling aspect Sylvia Porter sewer service for a 102-room hotel and casino in the downtown Reno area, and plans to open in May or June. Bennett said the rejection of the sewer application for the additional rooms is only a temporary thing and that he expects to get the go-ahead on the project within a year.

Reno is now caught in the throes of a building boom reminiscent of the expansion era that built the Las Vegas Strip. In Reno, the City Council rejected a request from Circus Circus officials for a sewer application which would have allowed the construction of a high-rise building in conjunction with the hotel's development plans in that city. Bennett said approval of the request would have allowed construction to begin in two or three months, which would have been well ahead of the original schedule. Circus Circus already has psyenomerapy is tne wiae range oi techniques modalities available. Psychoanalysis, as originated by Sigmund Freud, is perhaps the best-known as well as oldest system.

This, explains Henry Grayson, board chairman and founder of the National Institute for the Psychotherapies, emphasizes "obtaining an insightful and penetrating connection between the individual's present day psychological difficulties and problems unsuccessfully dealt with in the formative years of life." Behavior therapy concentrates on changing destructive behavior patterns for Instance, curing such irrational fears as claustrophobia (fear of enclosed places). Gestalt means "the whole," and its emphasis is on experiencing the here-and-now more freely and spontaneously. Integrative therapy is specifically tailored to your needs, can reduce the length of treatment and thus the cost. Primal therapy takes you back to your earliest memories, especially the traumatic ones, encourages you to relive them consciously and let them go. Transactional analysis (originated by Eric Berne, author of the best-selling "Games People clearly identifies your three personality states parent, adult, or child to help you change your behavior relatively quickly in the way you wish.

Group therapy can include any of the above systems, or a combination of several. It provides a laboratory where group members can practice being connected with themselves and others, allows for direct expression of both positive and negative feelings in the group. "The difference in techniques can be filtered down into two basic approaches," according to Al Yassky, Ph.D., LAS VEGAS (AP) -Officials at the Circus Circus Hotel and Casino here are mulling an expansion plan. In the meantime, the hotel's president, William G. Bennett, said Wednesday that a ruling by the Reno City Council earlier this week is "no big setback" for the resort's plans to build a 600-room hotel and casino in Reno.

A decision is expected sometime later this week on the Las Vegas project, which would add 400 rooms to the original Circus Circus, bringing its room total to 1,200. Additional bar, restaurant and parking facilities also would be included. The timing of the project depends on efforts to obtain about $10 million to finance the project. Bennett said the Las Vegas expansion is definitely needed, and that it will become a reality within a year. Select proper therapy based on method and fee most important thing to look for on your first visit to any health care professional," advises Ken Frank of the National Institute of Psychotherapies, "is the feeling of being understood, of having made emotional contact." Since this initial visit can be traumatic, you should be able to discuss dollars-and-cents issues freely, to ask straightforward questions about the therapist's methods and credentials.

The therapist may have a fixed fee. If it is too high for you, he or she may refer you to another in your price range or perhaps, agree to work with you on a sliding scale basis. Often, a therapist with a fixed fee will make allowances for your special circumstances or needs. In addition to the fee, what about the therapist's policy on missed sessions? Some therapists require you to pay for a missed session unless you give 24 hours' notice of cancellation. Also at the start of your therapy, decide how you will handle vacations both yours and the therapist's.

And how will any of the therapist's increases in fees be taken care of? If you are paying up to the limit of what you can afford, this can be a crucial question. Also, what about the method of payment? Will it be every month, or at the conclusion of each visit? Do not be startled if your therapist requests payment at each visit. "Psychotherapists probably have a tougher time than most collecting fees," reported the newsletter Psychotherapy Economics, after a special study of fees. "The main reason is that their fees, and any discussion about them, tend to become intertwined with the therapy process." Because this is so touchy an issue with both your therapist and you, have it clearly spelled out before you ever begin. Finally, ask to which professional organization your therapist belongs.

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