Bumpers to Return Jan. 13 for Farewell Arkansas Address
Sen ced Dale Bumpers flew to Washington Sunday and will return to Arkansas January 13 to deliver a farewell address to the General Assembly. His resignation as governor was announced Friday and his family did not accompany him to Washington. Betty Bumpers and two children will join him later this week.
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Ced Dale Bumpers
Washington
Arkansas
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Bumpers
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Betty
Adams Field
Board urges fixes to escape chutes and slides
Federal safety officials urge stronger emergency equipment and procedures after passengers were killed or hurt escaping amid survivable crashes. NTSB calls for longer slides, automatic inflate, exterior lighting, better preflight briefings, assigned megaphone use, and enhanced crew evacuation training. FAA to set deadlines and enforce maintenance surveillance.
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National Transportation Safety Board
U.S
Federal Aviation Administration
FAA
Bridge wreck kills at least ten in Hobart Tasman
A British ore freighter rammed the Tasman Bridge in Hobart causing a 240 foot span collapse. At least 10 people are feared dead, five bodies recovered, two missing, and cars may have plunged into the Derwent River from the bridge. The Lake Clawarra stayed afloat minutes after the strike. 35 crewmen survived.
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Minister drives nationwide push to clean up airwaves
NEW YORK AP A church leader, Rev. Dr. Everett C. Parker of the United Church of Christ, launches a long range effort to guide local groups in upgrading broadcast content. The program, aided by FCC experts and civic groups, begins in Richmond and aims to influence local stations through workshops and monitoring. Parker, a noted critic of the industry, has won landmark court decisions affirming public input in license renewals and standards compliance. He also chairs the Broadcasting and Film Commission of the National Council of Churches.
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