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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1990

Page

5

Non-Pilots Taste The Thrill Of Dogfights In SoCal

Fullerton California hosts Air Combat USA where civilians ride Italian made prop planes for staged aerial battles. Eight pilots fly customers in dual control aircraft offering a one hour flight with ground school debriefing and a cockpit camera keepsake. The program pairs friends families and couples in controlled mock dogfights under pilot supervision.

Fullerton Calif Air Combat USA California Greg Sloan Mike Blackstone Blackstone Wil Bill Bancroft

Mystery author behind foreign policy critique sparks debate

Washington debates who authored the pseudonymous Foreign Affairs piece asserting that Gorbachov's reforms are doomed. Names like Martin Malia, Zbigniew Brzezinski, Henry Kissinger surface, with scholars noting Malia's distinctive style may fit, while others doubt. Authorities defer to historians and insiders on the anonymous article's true author.

Washington Bush Moscow George Kennan State Department Foreign Affairs Gabechev Soviet Union Gorbachev United States Zbigniew Brzezinski Henry Kissinger Robert Gates No. 2 CIA White House William Odom National Security Agency Stephen R. Graubard Daedalus Crete Europe Malta Financial Times of London Malia Berkeley Nicholas Riasanovsky Aleksandr Hertzen Balzer Georgetown Man

In the Blood argues hunting aids conservation and culture

The documentary by George Butler portrays hunting as a naturalist bonding activity rather than mere killing. It argues big game hunting supports conservation and features backers like Ducks Unlimited. Roosevelt's rifle was used to aid production. Butler notes industry prejudice and aims to let the film speak.

Park City Utah George Butler Houston Butler Buller Ducks “Unlimited Theodore Roosevelt Holland & Holland National Rifle Association E” Butler

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