Air Collision Fight Over See and Be Seen Rule
Federal safety agencies clash over midair collision rules as the NTSB presses to end reliance on the see and be seen rule amid jet age traffic. The Los Angeles crash underscores risks as FAA defends pilot responsibility to see and avoid other aircraft. The dispute deepens after the Indianapolis disaster and ongoing near misses nationwide.
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Interest Rates Rise As Belief They Will Do So Grows
Washington AP reports economists say rising rates may reflect expectations that money will be scarcer later. Banks and savings lenders remain flush with cash but long term corporate and mortgage markets influence mortgage costs through Fannie Mae's discount and secondary markets.
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