GAMA Offers Prizes to Promote FAA Accident Prevention Program
The General Aviation Manufacturers Association offers prizes including a $30,000 airplane and $1,500 tuition toward a private pilot rating to entice pilots and hopefuls to join the FAA Accident Prevention Program. From June 1, 1972, to Jan. 31, 1973, over 115,000 people qualified for prizes by attending FAA safety seminars and aircraft clinics, with more expected before the May 3 drawing.
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General Aviation Manufacturers Assn
GAMA
Federal Aviation Administration
FAA
Israelis Appalled by Libyan Airliner Shootdown
The piece condemns the Israeli attack on a Libyan airliner, noting widespread shock even among Israel’s allies. It argues a thorough review of commands is needed, calls for reparations, and warns that Arabs vow revenge while peace remains urgent.
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Israel
Baytown Sun staff and publication details listed
Baytown Sun byline and staff roles appear with editor and publisher titles at 1301 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas 77521. It notes second class mailing at the Baytown Post Office and subscriptions rates, plus affiliations with General Advertising Service Suburban Press and Coastal Publications and AP rights.
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Baytown Teray
Congress
Memorial Drive
Baytown
Teras
P.O Bax
Carcier
General Advertising Service
Suburban Press
Ing
Coastal
Devaluation Debate Shows Dollar Holds Up Other Currencies
ERNEST CUNEO argues that Western Europe and Japan are the main U.S. creditors and that American policies have kept the dollar strong by default. He notes Europe’s perceived barriers to American goods, foreign aid costs, and Nixon era deficits, suggesting the dollar’s strength reflects U.S. economic choices and not gold.
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Ernest Cuneo
Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
U.S
West Germany
Japan
Uncle Sam
Western
Europe
Nixon Uses Moscow Ties to Deter China Attacks on USSR
Washington reports say Nixon pressed Brezhnev to prevent a Soviet China war, citing U.S. leverage with Moscow. The President warned that a China clash would threaten world peace and could trigger U.S. intervention. Brezhnev pressed back, while Kissinger briefed Beijing and Moscow remained wary of U.S. moves in Asia.
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Nixon
China
Ussr
Washington
U. S
Moscow
Kremlin
U.S
Russia
Andrei Gromyko
Cuba
Henry Kissinger
Peking
Kissinger
Hanoi
United States
Asia
Lockdown paradox in home security boom
New York reports a surge in home security devices from tumblers to voice and fingerprint locks while burglaries rise. Experts note thieves increasingly bypass locks, with FBI figures showing one burglary every 12 seconds and a cultural push to protect belongings despite limited effectiveness.
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New York
NEA
Mercedes
United States
FBI
New Jersey
Yale
Atlanta
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
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Howard Phillips
Capital Hill
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Columbus
Winston-Salem
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QEO
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American Locksmith Assn
Lee Rognon
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Yale Lock Corp
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