Private Pilots Face Flying Tests Under New FAA Rules
FAA rules set first ever periodic flying ability checks for private pilots with a 24 month review window. After November 1, 1974 commercial license applicants must have an instrument rating, while private pilots retain current minimums. Grounding possible if reviews are not completed, with reinstatement possible upon passing the review.
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Washington
Associated Press
Federal Aviation Administration
FAA
Witness Testifies In Slaying Of Two Milwaukee Officers
A Milwaukee witness said he saw two officers scuffle with a man on Palmer Street before six or eight shots rang out killing Charles Smith and Gerald Hempe. He described a man walking away and identified him as similar in build to Ben Sanders Jr. police suspect.
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Green Bay, Wis
Ben Sanders Jr
Bobby Smith
Milwaukee
John Coffey
Sanders
Charles Smith
Gerald Hempe
North Side
Smith
Palmer Street
Milwaukee County Dist. Atty
E. Michael McCann
Robert J. Lerner
William Vogl
Charles Haase
Hempe
Vogl
Vogt
Gregory Daniels
Michael Preushel
Milwaukee City Engineer’s Office
McCann
Lerner
Students To Work At Camp Winnebago
SPRING GROVE Minn A volunteer work day will be held for Spring Grove Senior and Junior High School students at Camp Winnebago on Wednesday June 6. Students meet at Trinity Lutheran Church at 8 30 a m or report at the camp by 9 a m.
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Spring Grove
Minn
Camp Winnebago
Trinity Lutheran Church
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission Expands Discrimination Suits
The EEOC broadens its reach under new powers from Congress, filing 86 suits in three months and aiming at systematic hiring bias. Western Electric, Vinell Dravo Lockheed Mannix, and ITT settlements illustrate rising enforcement while conciliation remains active.
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Washington
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
Congress
Commission
William H. Brown II
Western Electric
Memphis
Maryland
Massachusetts
Vinnell - Dravo - Lockheed - Mannix
Coulee Dam
Nancy Low
It&t Co
Ex-School Official Fined and Jailed in Wisconsin Probe
Former Shullsburg School District head custodian Myron Wickler pleaded guilty to accepting three bribes from a chemical supplier. Judge Daniel P. McDonald fined him 2250 dollars, placed him on one year probation and jailed him for 45 days. The case ties to a statewide John Doe investigation at Oshkosh with 13th conviction.
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Darlington
Wis
Shullsburg
Lafayette
Daniel P. McDonald
Myron Wickler
Wickler
Joseph R. Zarowski
State Justice Department
Precision Laboratories
Northbrook
Ill
John Doe
Oshkosh
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