Congress must curb S and L lobby power now
The piece argues the House will weaken capital rules for the savings and loan industry, heightening taxpayer risk as FSLIC insolvency and bailouts rise. It notes two thirds of thrifts are solvent but criticizes deregulation, calls for owners to invest real money, and urges Congress to act with backbone despite S&L lobbying.
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Washington
House of Representatives
House
S&l
Federal Savings & Loan Insurance Corp
FSLIC
Bush
Congress
Texas
S&ls
Senate
Air Traffic Controller Shortfalls Spark Safety Worries
A GAO survey of FAA controllers and supervisors at 84 facilities reveals widespread discontent, understaffing, and poor conditions. Overworked staff, outdated equipment, and crowded workspaces amid rising traffic trigger safety concerns, with NTSB faulting FAA management.
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Federal Aviation Administration
FAA
Government Accounting Office
The
National Transportation Safety Board
California
NTSB
Orange County
Coast
el Toro
San Diego
Los Angeles
James Oberstar
Dminn
Telegraph Letter Promotes Signed Voices and Responsible News
A Telegraph editor defends reporting all news including crime and abuse while pledging to ignore unsigned letters. The piece highlights unsigned letters as weak and praises coverage of youth achievements with sports and graduation features. The editor vows to continue reporting the full news and to stop reading unsigned letters.
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America
The
Telegraph
Dixon High School
Iran faces post Khomeini era as reform, tensions rise
The piece argues Iran must join civilized nations after Khomeini's death. It notes Iran's war losses, economic ruin, and hostage crisis, and surveys potential successors Rafsanjani and Ahmad Khomeini, urging rapprochement with the United States to free nine American hostages.
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Iran
Iraq
Ayatollah
Khomeini
Beirut
U.S
Revolutionary Guard
Lockerbie
Scotland
Salman Rushdie
Ali Khamenei
Ali Akbar Hashemi
Rafsanjani
Persian Gulf
Israel
Ahmad Khomeini
Community of Civilized Nations
George Bush
United States
Dixon Co op Fire Sparks 1979 Recovery Note
A June 14 1979 report states all records and supplies at the Dixon Cooperative Co office and garage were salvaged after a Wednesday blaze, per manager Shirley Armstrong. Historical items recall past events, including antique car show returns dating to 1964 and a 1939 boxing champ Wee Willie Davies earning a Pitt diploma.
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Dixon Cooperative Co
Shirley Armstrong
Co-Op
Dixon
Dixon New Car Dealers
William
Wee Willie) Davies
University of Pittsburgh
Wee Willie
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