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Sky marshal job slots announced amid security push
About 2,000 sky marshals will be hired by the federal government to protect aircraft and passengers in response to hijackings. The program, approved by President Nixon, places marshals on domestic and international flights and ground duties to enforce laws. Selection is strict for men 21 or older with tests, interviews, medical and psychological exams, and background checks. Training occurs in Washington, D.C. with four weeks of Secret Service instruction. Salaries range from 5,853 to 9,988 plus overtime. Applications through the Civil Service Commission or large Post Office.
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