Near collisions raise alarm over U.S. air safety
Opinion warns that multiple near misses near Detroit and Chicago threaten the air traffic control system. Investigators must determine cause as labor unrest and faulty equipment cloud the picture and injuries occurred from emergency maneuvers.
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Chicago
Federal Aviation Agency
Loch Ness Monster Legend Remains In Limbo Yet Again
The Loch Ness saga persists as scientists cautious about new photographs of a possible monster family. Experts say the images suggest something there but offer no clear identification. The legend remains a folklore curiosity with renewed but uncertain interest.
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Scotland
Loch Ness
Will Report Haste Spurs New York Aid Debate
George F. Will argues federal aid to New York City is driven by fear of default and political calculations. He notes Congress fast tracks emergency loans while city revenue forecasts miss targets and costs rise at Yankee Stadium, questioning promised repayments and the real motive behind the rescue. The piece ends with a reflective quote from Lyndon B. Johnson.
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New York
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Obituary and Staff Credits for Foster Whitehouse and Casavant
Obituary notes Wm. E. Foster 1881 1963 Alta W. Foster and B F C Whitehouse 1891 1971 1889 1972 with W Paul Casavant publisher Brian C Thayer executive editor Gladys M Whitehouse president and treasurer listed among the memorial and masthead credits.
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Brian C. Thayer
Gladys M. Whitehouse
Bug traced to Soviet Union in House hearing room
FBI traced a miniature listening device found in 1973 in the House Inter national Relations Committee room to the Soviet Union. The device had no U S parts and could have captured talks on SAS disarmament and Vietnam withdrawal before becoming inactive.
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Analysis of FBI abuse predates Nixon years
William Safire argues pre Nixon era FBI misuse by Kennedy and Johnson was more extensive than Nixon era abuses. He cites Chomsky and Wicker while questioning why the public was not informed earlier and whether suppression of evidence shaped Watergate hysteria.
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Observer A little diagnosis goes long way
New York humorist Russell Baker lampoons American ailments with a mock encyclopedia listing familiar complaints. He skewers pop psychology and television medicalism by listing ailments from nagging backache to wetness and acid indigestion, ending with a wink at the coming second edition.
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America
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