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Family members of Marshall plane crash victims sought: Special screening of Marshall movie anticipated
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Several Huntington-area family members of victims of the 1970
Marshall University plane crash are trying to locate other surviving
family members living throughout the United States to inform them of
events surrounding the Dec. 12 premiere of "We Are Marshall."
One of those anticipated events is a special screening by Warner
Bros. Pictures of the movie that will be shown to surviving family
members before the premiere.
"We are thankful to Warner Bros. for thinking of the familie...
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