Women in Air Force celebrates 20 years of service
On its 20th anniversary, the Women in the Air Force marks permanent status since 1948. WAF personnel have served worldwide in roles from radio operators to orbital analysts, with many still serving in Southeast Asia and at U.S. bases. Recruiters list contact for those seeking commissions or enlistment.
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Clark backs federal gun control to dent shootings
Senator Joseph Clark of Pennsylvania says a federal gun control law would not curb crime but would dent shootings. He notes a Philadelphia violence drop after local laws and argues America remains lax on firearm acquisition. He spoke at a Pittsburgh news conference. Sikkim is a protectorate off India.
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Hall Of Fame Suggested By Boots Randolph In LA
Boots Randolph proposes an American music hall of fame in Los Angeles. He names starters Stephen Foster Louis Armstrong Rodgers and Hammerstein Bix Beiderbecke Woody Guthrie Dinah Shore Jerome Kern George Gershwin Mahalia Jackson and Irving Berlin. Displays would cover music instruments and memorabilia.
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Stock exchanges plan weekly half-day closures
New York and American stock exchanges and over counter markets vote to close one day each week for four weeks to ease a paper jam from heavy trading. The plan targets Wednesdays June 12 19 and 26 and Friday July 5, with 3:30 p.m. close for OTC markets and a future staffing decision on July 5. Washington reports Senate approval of a bill to allow flag passenger ships to operate on assigned routes for eight months, and Pennsylvania observes Flag Day on June 14 as a legal holiday.
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Youngstown Teachers Seek Jobs After Levy Rejection
About 35 percent of Youngstown public school teachers seek jobs in other districts after a 12 mill levy was defeated for the fifth time. Roy Fisher, president of the Youngstown Education Association, says younger teachers are leaving to escape pay cuts and heavier workloads as classes run about 20 percent larger than a year ago. the levy may be refiled in November.
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Dear Abby Advice Columns From a Troubled Letter
A reader submits multiple Abby answers about a mother-in-law who fears her son-in-law’s feelings, an obsessive fear of germs, and a husband jealous of friends with newer cars. Abby advises therapy for the germ phobia, firm boundaries with the son-in-law, and a witty retort about judging a man by what drives him.
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Wyllie Elected President of Gulf Research Co
Pittsburgh AP reports M R I Wyllie elected president of Gulf Research and Development Co a Gulf Oil Corp subsidiary in a corporate leadership move. Wyllie named to helm the unit as Gulf Oil outlines its development strategy replacing prior leadership and signaling strategic focus ahead of new projects.
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