- Who: Duane LaChance, 53
- What: LaChance suffered third-degree burns
- When: 3 p.m. today
- Where: Petal Municipal Power Plant, 222 Power Drive Petal, Miss.
- Why: LaChance was installing new pipes on the roof of the plant when he accidentally touched wrench to a power line carrying 15,000 volts
- How: Same as why
- Lead: Henry Rosen, project manager for Gross Engineers says Duane LaChance suffered third-degree burns while on the job today at Petal Municipal Power Plant.
- Who: Peter McCartney
- What: Exploratory throat surgery
- When: Today
- Where: Riverside Hospital
- Why:Voice reduced to a whisper following Bennett Auditorium performance
- How: Putting too much stress on voice
- Lead: Peter McCartney was checked into the hospital tonight with scheduled throat surgery tomorrow; the famous rock singer's voice was reduced to a whisper following a Bennett Auditorium performance.
- Who: Hattiesburg Board of Education
- What: Board of Education passed new rules proposed by administration
- When: This school year
- Where: Hattiesburg Board of Education meeting
- Why: enrollment dropped by 200 students to 1,050
- How: All members were present
- Lead: This morning, the Hattiesburg Board of Education met to discuss new rules proposed by administration.
Exercise 5.10
- Who: John Dumont and George Johnson
- What: Crashed on takeoff at Kennedy International Airport
- When: Thursday night
- Where: Kennedy National Airport in New York City
- Why: No given reasons why.
- How: Plane crashed
- Lead: Five persons were killed in a plane crash Thursday night at Kennedy National Airport in New York City; John Dumont and George Johnson from Backwater State University escaped injury.
- Who: Norman Meeman
- What: Spoke at the William Oxley Thomson Memorial Library
- When: 4:30 p.m. today
- Where: Room 111 of the William Oxley Thomson Memorial Library
- Why: Won the Pulitzer Prize two years ago
- How: His book, My Life as Far as It Goes
- Lead: Norman Meeman, winner of the Pulitzer Prize spoke today at the William Oxley Thomson Memorial Library today to an audience of mostly English majors.
- Who: Clement Crabtree
- What: Was among 32 winners of the annual George Washington Honor Medal
- When: Last Week
- Where: Valley Forge in Pennsylvania
- Why: Cited for his essay called "Plan for Peace"
- How: He urged distribution of free packets of red, white, and blue flower seeds in foreign nations
- Lead: Clement Crabtree was announced one of 32 winners of the annual George Washington Honor Medal last week for his essay entitled "Plan for Peace."
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