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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1981

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Controllers Fired as FAA Moves to Rebuild Air System

Federal prosecutors moved to dismiss noncomplying air traffic controllers as the Reagan administration pursues a hard line in the strike. Officials said about 38 to 40 percent of the workforce remained on the job, with 471 strikers back at work, while judges ordered arrests for disobeying court orders.

Washington Reagan Transportation Drew Lewis Heex Robert E. Poli Professional J. Lynn Helms Federal Aviation Administration Lewis Kansas Virginia Steven L. Wallaert Norfolk

Picketers Stand Firm as Deadline Passes in Nationwide ATC Strike

Air traffic controllers keep picketing as the final return or be fired deadline ends. At Philadelphia 22 of 22 reported for shift, while Boston and Miami saw limited duty crews amid a 13 000 strong walkout. Budd Powell and Hal Albert spoke of tough choice and resolve.

Associated Press Philadelphia International Boston Logan International Miami Air Route Budd Powell Hal Albert Nashua N.H New England

Japanese immigrant learns English at hamburger stand

Frankie Lan, a Japanese-born immigrant who arrived in America twenty years ago, spoke in New Ellenton about his experience. He described starting work at a Columbia hamburger stand where he learned the word hot dog on his first day.

Frankie Lan New Ellenton America Columbia

Doug Turno Fights Cancer as Family Seeks Help for Oregon Treatment

Aiken residents rally support for 13 year old Doug Turno battling brain tumors for four years. The family plans August travel to University of Oregon Health Sciences Center for an experimental therapy to extend his life, contending no guarantee but a potential breakthrough. The American Legion Post 26 hosts a bingo fundraiser, with donations accepted at Doug Turno Fund, 1632 Huckleberry Dr.

Doug Turno Doug University of Oregon Health Sciences Center Portland Oregon University of Oregon Immunology Researching Center Freeport Grand Bahama Island Carol Turno Aiken Estates Dougie Turno The American Legion Post 26 Turnos Aiken

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FAA S.C. Golf Association John Woodard Mike Carlisle Leonard Yaun Houndslake Country Club Elizabeth Harrington Aiken County
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