Independent unions back FAA work rules for pilots
A six union coalition of airline pilots supports proposed FAA rules to cut on duty time from 16 to 14 hours and raise off duty time from eight to 10 hours, while increasing actual flying time to 10 hours per shift. ALPA opposes the change, calling it overcorrective, as the coalition’s Gregg Overman notes.
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Clinton official discusses sharing nuclear safety data with Russia
An unnamed Clinton administration official said on Monday that sharing non classified nuclear safety data with Russia after a new test ban treaty takes effect is under discussion. He added that no similar data sharing is planned with China.
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FDA Approves Faster Acting Insulin Humalog
The FDA approved Humalog, a faster acting insulin from Eli Lilly that enters the bloodstream quickly, allowing injections as little as five minutes before meals. It is the first new insulin in 14 years, prescription only, with Lilly to study interactions with long acting insulin and safety in pregnancy and children. Humalog expected on shelves by August.
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Whitewater II Trial Opens in Little Rock
In Little Rock two bankers are on trial for funneling bank funds to Bill Clinton's 1990 gubernatorial campaign. The defense may seek a delay if Senate Whitewater coverage hinders jury impartiality. The pair deny misusing 18216.70 from Perry County Bank and face conspiracy and false statements charges. Judge Wright allowed selection to proceed with potential juror screening.
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U S Aid Chief Calls Cuts Shameful and Falls in Aid Rankings
Brian Atwood, head of the Agency for International Development, denounces 26 percent cuts in U S foreign aid and notes the United States drops from first to fourth in 1995 donations to the world’s needy. Japan leads with 14.5 billion, France 8.4, Germany 7.5 with U S at 7.3.
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Indictment Expected Today for Unabomber Suspect Kaczynski
Sacramento prepares for an expected federal indictment of Theodore Kaczynski linked to the 18 year bombing spree. Courthouse security includes new surveillance cameras and an armored car as police manage crowds and traffic for a high profile case. Three people died and 23 were injured in the bombs, with victims including Hugh Scrutton and Gilbert P. Murray, among others.
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