Eagleton charges top brass hid jet fly-off results
Senator Thomas Eagleton accused Navy and Air Force leaders of concealing comparative tests from Defense Secretary James Schlesinger that reportedly showed the Air Force F15 outperformed the costlier Navy F14. He cited tests at Edwards AFB in 1973 and questioned secrecy and funding, while Pentagon and Grumman denied a formal fly-off occurred.
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Suit planned in denial of women priesthood
US lawyers plan to file a civil suit against the Episcopal Church alleging violation of equal opportunity laws by ordaining women as priests. The National Episcopal Church House of Bishops met in Oaxaca, Mexico, with debate expected on ordination and a possible special General Convention to change church law.
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FCC Set To Publish Guidelines For Children's TV Shows
Washington reports the FCC plans a general guideline urging stations to devote a reasonable amount of programming to children with emphasis on educational content. The draft also supports an advertising code reducing kid TV ads, potentially affecting license renewals where stations fail to meet standards.
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Alabama
Health Questions and Answers New Pain Free Treatment Claims
Health questions discuss a new chiropractic method TEAR and HURT out of treatment claiming reduced pain. The dialogue compares forces and explains a precision approach using lighter pressure to adjust the spine. A free spine care class is advertised.
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Meany Opposes Welfare Work Requirement Plan
AFLCIO President George Meany criticized new Labor Department rules under the WIN program to require welfare recipients to seek work or lose benefits. In a letter to Labor Secretary Peter Brennan, Meany argued 5.3 million job seekers already exist and 1.3 million welfare recipients are available for work or training, but no jobs or funds are in place to help them. He urged executive and quick actions to avoid harming welfare children and stressed the need for practical reforms.
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