McDonnell Douglas appeals DC-10 grounding ruling
McDonnell Douglas seeks to revoke the FAA suspension of the DC-10 design certificate after cracks in the aft engine mounting indicated a possible flaw. The company argues the emergency finding and grounding were not justified and requests a hearing in Los Angeles before NTSB.
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U.S. Proposes Day Care Rules for Safety and Nutrition
The proposed federal rules aim to assure safe healthy environments with daily activity programs for development improved parental consultation and staff training. The plan targets about 1 million children in federally funded day care programs and grants state and local agencies more discretion.
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Boston gas dealer rolls back prices after judge order
Downtown Boston gasoline dealer Glenn Heller obeyed a federal judge and cut prices by 68 cents. He faced reporters and jeering crowds at his station while trucks protested and a temporary blockade occurred after his return. The case cited misworded rules and claimed irreparable harm, opposed by judge and prosecutors.
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