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5 TIVILS I)KMOCRAT Sunday, July 2, 1972 4 Davenport BHUndorl, Iowa A Plane Crash Victims Better Semi-annual Clearance Sale SIMON LANDAUER QUALITY CLOTHING Regular stock No Seconds No Rejects No Gimmicks lleducedl I 561 SUITS and SPORT COATS Yep, You Save a Big 33 640 SUITS and SPORT COATS You Save half! A whopping 50 Throe California residents injured in the crash of a single-t'rtRine aircraft near Quad-City Airport, Moline, were reported in improved condition Saturday while plans were completed to remove the airplane from a soybean field. Leo Hendricksen. 51. San Ditm his wile, Virginia, 50 and his mother, Alta Hendricksen. 76 were officially reported in fair condition at Moline Pub-lie Hospital.

THEY HAD been reported in guarded condition after the airplane crashed Friday night in a soybean field about one mile east of the airport. Stan Klem, 2W Helling Davenport, service supervisor for Elliott Flying Service Moline, said the downed aircraft would probably be moved out of the farm field today. Me said the investigation of the crash has been completed by the Federal Aviation Authority (FAA). KAA representatives spent most of Saturday at the crash site and also conferred with Hendricksen at the hospital. KLEM SAID results of the FAA investigation would be released at a later date.

Just before the crash, Hendricksen had radioed the Moline airport tower informing them the airplane's engine had suddenly failed. Klem said equipment to move the airplane is available at the Moline airport, He said the wings probably would have to be removed before the fuselage is lifted onto a flatbed truck by a wrecker, Hock Island county sheriff deputies said FAA representatives checked the aircraft's fuel tanks and were unable to draw any measureable amount of gasoline, indicating the plane probably ran out of fuel. AUTHORITIES said they learned the nearly new aircraft had only 84 hours of flying time logged. Kadio equipment in the aircraft was valued at $30,000 by Hendricksen. He also said the aircraft itself cost $35,000, authorities said.

The damaged airplane is salvageable, Klem said, and he has been in contact with a firm that carried the insurance on the airplane. "We do not foresee any problems getting the airplane out of the field once we have full clearance to do so," Klem said. Early Bird Special 69 Only SUITS lied lived up to 90! tir If we have your size in this group 77 At it for I j) (as is, no alterations, no exchanges) jf i vs Jim SHIRTS Lung sleeve Short Sleei DRESS SHIRTS Values to '10. Now Short Sleeve 'SPORT SHIRTS, $99 values to $8 Now 7i SHIRTS Fancy and Flat Knits. Crews and collars Values to $650 $099 Now Chess Match Still In Doubt 99 wtu riiinvf I Jul I it I Fancy Knits, lleular to 73 Now AIL STRAW HATS; None held back Your Choice fig PRICE.

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Asked if Davis had promised that his client would show up for the opening match, Thorarinsson replied: "We have no assurance." Thorarinsson had another talk with Davis Saturday night with no apparent result. There was a possibility of another meeting. Sources on the sidelines of the negotiations said they expected Fisher to arrive today, but conceded they had no firm evidence. The original terms included prize money of $125,000, with five-eighths going to the winner, and an even split of 60 per cent of the income derived from the sale of television and film rights to the match. The purse was 10 times greater than any previous offered for the world title.

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