FAA adopts strict new pilot rules ahead of November
Washington AP The FAA unveils sweeping measures affecting student, private, instrument and commercial pilots. After November 1 1974 no one may act as pilot in command without a biennial flight review and proper endorsement. New commercial licenses require instrument flight ability and higher flight hours. private pilots face updated currency and cross country time rules.
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Human Relations Seminar Planned at Kirkwood College
Kirkwood Community College sponsors a day long seminar for supervisory personnel on motivation leadership delegation and personal communications at the Townhouse Motor Inn. Roger Ditzenberger of the University of Northern Iowa coordinates with help from Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce and small business administration. pre registration ends June 1. call 398-5456 or write Bob Kucera Cedar Rapids 52400.
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Costa Rican anti Vesco move urged in congress
Costa Rica’s opposition pressed lawmakers to repudiate financier Robert Vesco’s multimillion dollar investments and that of Clovis McAlpin. They urged refund of 8 million from Vesco funds to Costa Rican government bonds and warned of possible expulsion if hearings reveal no action. The plea followed calls to revoke Vesco passport and financial ties amid a broader push for accountability.
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Nixon Defends Secrecy As Classified Pages Scandal Brews
President Nixon, addressing about 600 Vietnam POWs, denounced thefts of classified documents and urged support for secrecy in national security. He linked confidentiality to strategic aims like the China initiative and arms limits, while denying any public harm from keeping sensitive communications secret.
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Nixon comments on press limits and arms talks with Brezhnev
Nixon signals willingness for US Soviet nuclear arms talks and a mutual restraint pact. He criticizes press suppression while noting a referenced Brezhnev period and arguing that unilateral U.S. strength reductions before negotiations would undermine any incentive to strike a deal.
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Government Extends Saccharin Limits in FDA Action
Washington AP reports the FDA extends interim saccharin consumption restorations while the NAS reviews potential cancer risk. The agency’s Feb 1 1972 order to limit intake would have expired June 30.
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