FAA says U S air traffic to return to normal later than hoped
Washington officials reported that normal U S air traffic levels will not return until at least May 1984, several months after earlier FAA and Lewis projections. J Lynn Helms noted 1985 before satisfied with new controller experience. board estimated 6 to 8 months delay. Helms cited 78 percent pre strike operations and planned February expansion. Safety Board Chair James King warned meeting 12,500 controller goal by 1984 unlikely.
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Neighbors Question Foretelling Amid Odd Jobship Illusions
A wry note questions faith in local fortune tellers and hints at attempts to change power mower oil without spillover. The piece contrasts stubborn optimism with everyday practicality and mistrust in mundane predictions.
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