Controllers of Air Are Worried Sick
AP reports air traffic controllers face severe stress from near misses and high workload at U.S. hubs. PATCO seeks 5,000 new controllers, shorter hours, and retirement at 50 with 20 years, while FAA expands hiring amid protests and sick calls.
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Neil Gilbride
Washington
James D. Hill
Air Traffic Control Association
Wayne J. Smith
Professional
Air Traffic Controllers Organization
National Association of Government Employes
Hill
Smith
FAA
John H. Shaffer
PATCO
Lyman
National Association of Government
Shaffer
Congress
Bailey
F. Lee Bailey
Triat
Vines family notes funeral plans after Arkansas death
Jack B. Vines 39 of Clarksville Ark formerly of Hope died Tuesday morning at a Fayetteville hospital. Survivors include two sons Michael and Terry Vines both of Hope. funeral arrangements by Cox Funeral Home Clarksville. Services not announced.
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Jack B. Vines
Clarksville
Ark
Hope
Fayetteville
Michael R. Vines
Terry Vines
Cox Funeral Home
Senate ABM debate on missile system and frost note
A long chamber scene shows senators, staff, and onlookers as President Nixon’s ABM plan is debated. Details include 12 Safeguard sites costing billions, two initial bases by 1973, possible 10 more by 1975, and a disputed price range. Amendments seek to bar deployment but retain research. Frost possibility noted if moon is clear and wind is calm.
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Nixon
U.S
Strategic Air Command
Washington, D.C
Grand Forks Air Force Base
N.C
Malmstrom Air Force Base
Great Falls
Mont
Alaska
Hawaii
Senate
John Sherman Cooper
Philip A. Hart
D-Mich
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
John J. Williams
Clinton P. Anderson
Den.m
House
Nixon proposes work incentives to move people from welfare
President Nixon outlines measures to boost work by welfare recipients. A higher threshold for earnings without welfare loss, a roughly $30 monthly bonus for enrolling in job training, and a program expanding low-cost child care are planned. An executive reorganization of antipoverty programs will redirect funding toward experiments and income maintenance. The Red Cross was founded in Switzerland in 1864.
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Nixon
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